Sri Lanka made five changes to their team for the dead rubber ODI having sealed the series already Source link
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Australia 118 for 3 (Stoinis 61*, Inglis 27, Afridi 1-14) beat Pakistan 117 all out (Babar 41, Hardie 3-21, Zampa 2-11) by 7 wickets Australia signed off their T20I series against Pakistan as they played the rest of it: with a decisive seven-wicket win that also sealed the series 3-0. Pakistan limped to 117 before
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Victoria 373 (Rogers 76, Crone 62, Handscomb 56) and 122 for 2 (Harris 56*, Handscomb 56*) beat Western Australia 167 (Murphy 4-37) and 325 (Curtis 119*, Cartwright 78, Elliott 4-47) Victoria raced to a crushing eight-wicket Sheffield Shield win despite a rare hat-trick to Western Australia spinner Corey Rocchiccioli. With the hosts chasing 120 for
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New Zealand 209 all out (Chapman 76, Hay 49, Theekshana 3-31) vs Sri Lanka(47 overs a side) Rain stopped play twice and on either side of those stoppages, Sri Lanka’s spinners brought the game to a crawl while their fielders stole the show as New Zealand inched their way up to 209 all out in
Sri Lanka spinners restrict New Zealand to 209 after Chapman 76 Read More »
Western Australia 167 and 278 for 7 (Curtis 83*, Cartwright 78, Elliott 3-38, O’Neill 3-54) lead Victoria 373 by 72 runs Victoria were in sight of victory over Western Australia and the outright lead in the Sheffield Shield standings, despite resolute innings by Hilton Cartwright and Joel Curtis. Seamers Fergus O’Neill and Sam Elliott made
Curtis digs in for WA but Victoria well-placed for victory Read More »
Brisbane Heat 139 for 4 (Rodrigues 45) beat Melbourne Stars 138 (Garth 31*, Hamilton 5-8) Brisbane Heat teenager Lucy Hamilton became the youngest player in WBBL history to take a five-wicket haul, skipping schoolies’ week to bowl her side to a crucial six-wicket win over the Melbourne Stars. Heat’s batters made light work of the
Hamilton breaks WBBL records with stunning 5 for 8 in Brisbane Heat victory Read More »
Toss West Indies chose to bowl vs England West Indies finally won a toss and opted to bowl first in the fourth T20I against England in St Lucia. England have already sealed the series, having won the first three matches – and tosses. They handed a T20I debut to John Turner, the 23-year-old fast bowler
West Indies win toss, bowl as John Turner debuts for England Read More »
Perth Scorchers 171 for 7 (Devine 48, Hemalatha) beat Sydney Thunder 97 (Edgar 3-19) by 74 runs Teenage sensation Chloe Ainsworth continued her scintillating start to the WBBL, helping Perth Scorchers to a 74-wicket win over the ladder-leading Sydney Thunder. Ainsworth claimed figures of 2 for 15 at Drummoyne Oval on Tuesday night, as Thunder
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Big picture – both teams have issues to address This series is a bit of an oddity, with two sides at below full strength, with a number of big names rested for more pressing engagements, facing off in a format that’s taken a bit of a back seat in terms of wider relevance, with no
Pace and bounce of the Highveld adds spice to high-octane series Read More »
Toss Bangladesh chose to bat vs Afghanistan Bangladesh’s stand-in captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz won the toss against Afghanistan in the third ODI in Sharjah, and opted to bat first. Mehidy was leading the side in place of the regular captain Najmul Hossain Shanto, whose groin injury has not only ruled him out of this match
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