Australia 104 and 12 for 3 need 522 more runs to beat India 150 and 487 for 6 dec (Jaiswal 161, Kohli 100*, Rahul 77) In the same city where Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli scored legendary centuries, India’s latest batting prodigy Yashasvi Jaiswal produced a masterclass of his own with a majestic 161 to […]
Jaiswal, Kohli hundreds overwhelm Australia before Bumrah caps India’s day Read More »
Aamer Jamal is back in the side for Pakistan, while Brian Bennett and Trevor Gwandu will play their first ODI for Zimbabwe Source link
Pakistan bowl in Bulawayo, hand debuts to Haseebullah, Faisal Akram Read More »
Hobart Hurricanes 139 for 7 (Lee 44, K Bryce 34*, Devine 4-26) beat Perth Scorchers 138 (Mooney 50, A Smith 3-17) by three wickets Hobart Hurricanes ended Perth Scorchers’ WBBL campaign while all but assuring themselves a finals berth after defeating the the home side by three wickets. Hurricanes bowled Scorchers out for 138 at
Kathryn Bryce carries Hurricanes to brink finals, ends Scorchers’ season Read More »
India 150 and 172 for 0 (Jaiswal 90*, Rahul 62*) lead Australia 104 (Bumrah 5-30, Rana 3-48) by 218 runs After a frenetic start to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, India gained control of the first Test after openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul ground down a labouring Australia attack in improved batting conditions at Optus Stadium.
Relentless Jaiswal and Rahul make Australia toil to push lead over 200 Read More »
England 249 (Crawley 94, Johal 3-25) lead Prime Minister’s XI 136 (Reddy 60, Carse 4-48) by 113 runs Zak Crawley hit 94 and Brydon Carse took four wickets as England stretched their legs on the first day of action on their tour of New Zealand. After opting to bowl, England dismissed the Prime Minister’s XI
Crawley, Carse top performers on day one of England warm-up in Queenstown Read More »
Melbourne Renegades 137 for 1 (Matthews 60*, Molineux 42*) beat Sydney Thunder 133 (Molineux 4-23) by nine wickets Melbourne Renegades crushed the Sydney Thunder by nine wickets to take top spot on the WBBL ladder. Thunder were bowled out for 133 in 19.1 overs with Renegades spinner Sophie Molineux snaring 4 for 23 at Melbourne’s
Matthews and Molineux star to send Renegades top Read More »
West Indies 250 for 5 (Louis 97, Athanaze 90, Taskin 2-46) vs Bangladesh Mikyle Louis and Alick Athanaze both suffered the heartbreak of falling in the nineties on the first day of the Antigua Test against Bangladesh. Otherwise, the West Indies pair did enough to make the opening day of the series theirs. The 140-run
Louis 97, Athanaze 90 give West Indies slight edge after day one Read More »
Australia 67 for 7 (Carey 19*, Bumrah 4-17, Siraj 2-17) trail India 150 (Reddy 41, Pant 37, Hazlewood 4-29, Marsh 2-12, Starc 2-14) by 83 runs Befitting the rivalry between Australia and India, the latest tussle for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy started in eventful fashion with wild momentum swings and a DRS controversy as pace bowlers
Bumrah leads India’s fightback on 17-wicket opening day in Perth Read More »
Big picture: Bangladesh return to dreaded Antigua Bangladesh will get their usual Caribbean welcome. They will play the first Test at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua, where they have opened the two previous tours with scores of 103 and 43 all out. This time, the visitors are also without two of their best
Battle between two misfiring batting units and stellar fast bowling attacks Read More »
Perth Scorchers 126 (Mooney 44, Halliday 41, Gardner 4-21) tied with Sydney Sixers 126 for 7 (Perry 67, King 3-21)Super over Sydney Sixers 15 for 0 tied with Perth Scorchers 15 for 1 Perth Scorchers edged into the WBBL finals frame with a dramatic Super Over tie against Sydney Sixers with Mikayla Hinkley hitting Ashleigh
Scorchers and Sixers tie Super Over thriller in race for finals Read More »
