Innings break New Zealand 125 (Atkinson 4-31, Carse 4-46) trail England 280 (Brook 123, Pope 66, Smith 4-86, O’Rourke 3-49) by 155 runs Gus Atkinson became the first bowler to take a Test hat-trick at Basin Reserve as England ruthlessly dispatched New Zealand for a 155-run lead on the second morning in Wellington. Atkinson and […]
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Australia 86 for 1 (McSweeney 38*, Labuschagne 20*, Bumrah1-13) trail India 180 (Reddy 42, Rahul 37 Starc 6-48, Cummins 2-41) by 94 runs Mitchell Starc’s sizzling spell with the pink ball headlined the opening day of the day-night Test in Adelaide as Australia responded to their 295-run drubbing in Perth by dismissing India for 180.
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Lunch Sri Lanka 19 for no loss (Karunaratne 5*, Nissanka 2*) trail South Africa 358 (Verreynne 105*, Rickelton 101, Bavuma 78, Kumara 4-79) by 339 runs Kyle Verreynne clobbered bouncer after bouncer after bouncer, crashing six fours and three sixes, on his way to a dynamic third Test century, as South Africa reaped 89 runs
Verreynne’s brisk 105* gives SA 358; SL openers steady in pursuit Read More »
New South Wales 97 for 0 (Konstas 55*, Nikitaras 29*) trail Western Australia 211 (Inglis 41, Edwards 5-41, Bird 3-48) 114 runs Sam Konstas has made another statement to Australia’s selectors, backing up his hundred against India with an unbeaten half-century in the Sheffield Shield. Konstas went to stumps on day one of their Shield
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Toss New Zealand chose to bowl vs England Tom Latham chose to insert England on a “traditional”, green-tinged surface at Basin Reserve, as New Zealand looked to find a way back into the three-match series after going 1-0 down in Christchurch. “Whether you win or lose you’re always looking to improve,” Latham said of how
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Tea South Africa 179 for 4 (Rickelton 72*, Kumara 2-38, Asitha 2-47) vs Sri Lanka Temba Bavuma and Ryan Rickelton both brought up half-centuries in an afternoon session dominated by South Africa in perfect batting conditions at St George’s Park. After a tricky morning in windy conditions, the surface played to reputation and with no
Rickelton, Bavuma hit fifties but Asitha breaks through just before tea Read More »
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Qasim Akram, Arafat Minhas get a game as Pakistan bat having made four changes Read More »
India opt to bat vs Australia Titas Sadhu and Georgia Voll will make their ODI debuts as India captain Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and elected to bat against Australia in the series-opener at Allan Border Field. India have made changes from their recent series victory against New Zealand with quick bowler Sadhu included, while
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Toss England chose to bat vs South Africa England captain Heather Knight called it right at the toss and opted to bat in the opening women’s ODI in Kimberley. It is England’s first-ever game at the Kimberley Oval. South Africa welcomed back captain Laura Wolvaardt and her opening partner Tazmin Brits, both of whom were
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Bangladesh 264 (Shadman 64, Seales 4-5, Shamar 3-49) and 268 (Jaker 91, Shadman 46, Mehidy 42, Roach 3-36) beat West Indies 146 (Carty 40, Brathwaite 39, Rana 5-61, Mahmud 2-19) and 185 (Hodge 55, Brathwaite 43, Taijul 5-50, Mahmud 2-20) by 101 runs Bangladesh posted their first Test win in the West Indies in 15
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