Australia 151 for 8 (Harris 40, McGrath 32, Perry 32, Renuka 2-24, Deepti 2-28) beat India 142 for 9 (Harmanpreet 54*, Deepti 29, Sutherland 2-22, Molineux 2-32) by nine runs India’s T20 World Cup semi-final hopes have been taken out of their hands after a nine-run defeat to Australia in their final group-stage match. India […]
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Toss West Indies opt to bowl vs Sri Lanka West Indies won the toss and chose to bowl first on a wet evening in Dambulla, in which the toss was delayed by half an hour. Captain Rovman Powell said his decision was based on the possibility that the moisture in the surface might offer something
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South Africa 107 for 3 (Brits 42, Bosch 25, Fahima 2-19) beat Bangladesh 106 for 3 (Mostary 38, Nigar 32*, Kapp 1-10, Mlaba 1-11) by seven wickets South Africa got the better of Bangladesh in Dubai to end the league stage of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 with six points and a net run
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India continued to put themselves under the pressure of posting a total and defending in the dew as they won the toss and decided to bat first. Najmul Hassan Shanto, the Bangladesh captain, said Bangladesh would have chased anyway. India, currently leading the T20I series 2-0, are looking to complete a whitewash across formats after
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Toss Australia opt to field vs Pakistan Excited by their first and only visit in the group stage to Dubai, Australia captain Alyssa Healy chose to bowl against Pakistan. Australia included extra firepower in the seam bowling department. Tayla Vlaeminck was included in the XI and will play her first T20 World Cup match since
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Western Australia 465 (Inglis 122, Whiteman 102, Connolly 79, Neser 5-68) and 263 for 6 dec (Marsh 94, Wildermuth 3-38) drew with Queensland 367 (Clayton 85, Labuschagne 77, McDermott 68, Gannon 5-57) and 120 for 1 (Khawaja 64*, Labuschagne 35*) Mitchell Marsh smashed 94 as a specialist batter before the Sheffield Shield match between Western
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England 823 for 7 dec (Brook 317, Root 262, Duckett 84, Crawley 78) beat Pakistan 556 (Masood 151, Salman 104*, Shafique 102) and 220 (Salman 63, Jamal 55*, Leach 4-30) by an innings and 47 runs From the unthinkable to the inevitable. Pakistan became the first team in Test history to lose by an innings
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Chedean Nation made way for her while Bangladesh remained unchanged Source link
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Lunch England 658 for 3 (Root 259*, Brook 218*) lead Pakistan by 102 runs England’s dominance with the bat in this first Test in Multan continued into day four as Joe Root and Harry Brook brought up their double-centuries as the visitors lunched with a first-innings lead of 102. Resuming on Thursday morning in Multan
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India’s spinners finish the job, with miserly and incisive spells Source link
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