Hobart Hurricanes 185 for 3 (Owen 108, Wade 32*) beat Sydney Thunder 182 for 7 (J Sangha 67, Warner 48, Ellis 3-23, Meredith 3-27) by seven wickets Mitchell Owen had a rollicking Bellerive Oval crowd in the palm of his hands and capped a breakout season with the equal-fastest BBL century as Hobart Hurricanes powered […]
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Lunch West Indies 163 and 129 for 5 (Greaves 5*, Noman 4-59) lead Pakistan 154 by 138 runs West Indies produced perhaps the best batting performance of the series, led by a half-century from their captain Kraigg Brathwaite, to take control of the second Test, taking lunch at 129 for 5. A 50-run opening partnership
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Toss India opt to bowl vs England Suryakumar Yadav won his second toss of the T20I series against England and decided to do the same. He opted to chase when the dew makes the pitch quicker to bat on if not significant enough to make bowling nightmarish. While he dipped into the box of white
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Tea Pakistan (Shakeel 14*, Rizwan 13*, Roach 2-15, Motie 2-42) trail West Indies 163 by 93 runs A hat-trick from Noman Ali – the first by a Pakistani spinner in Tests – saw Pakistan continue to run riot on another excessively spin-friendly wicket, dismissing West Indies for 163 in one session. The left-armer took six
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Australia win toss, bat vs England Australia have won the toss and chosen to bat first in the third and final T20I of the Women’s Ashes at Adelaide Oval. The home side is poised to enter next week’s day-night Test at the MCG with a white-ball whitewash if they can win this game, having swept
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Sydney Thunder 157 for 6 (Billings 42*, J Sangha 30, Kerr 2-35) beat Sydney Sixers 151 for 7 (Silk 43*, Andrews 2-15, Agar 2-25) by four wickets David Warner will have the chance to lead Sydney Thunder to their first BBL title in nine years after his side held their nerve in a scrappy Challenger
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Cricket Australia XI 214 and 357 for 6 (Ward 120, Clayton 84, Radhakrishnan 58, Cook 3-34) lead England Lions 316 (Flintoff 108, Davies 76, McCann 51, Whitney 4-72) by 255 runs A Tim Ward century helped Cricket Australia XI turn around their tour game against the England Lions who could manage only five wickets on
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Cricket Australia XI 214 (Hicks 64, Brown 5-21) and 33 for 1 trail England Lions 316 (Flintoff 108, Davies 76, McCann 51, Whitney 4-72) by 69 runs Rocky Flintoff struck his first century in an England Lions shirt on the second day of the tour match against a Cricket Australia XI at Allan Border Field
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England chose to bowl against Australia England will again be chasing as they aim to keep their hopes of a drawn Ashes series alive after Heather Knight won the toss in Canberra. There is a threat of some rain coming in during the evening, which could bring DLS into the equation, and chasing is often
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South Africa Under-19s 158 for 6 (Hansen 57, Ali 3-51) beat England Under-19s 156 (Vaughan 60, Bosman 3-4) by four wickets Daniel Bosman took three wickets in four balls as South Africa Men U19s clinched the Youth ODI series against England Men U19s with a four-wicket win in Stellenbosch. Young Lions captain Archie Vaughan top-scored
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