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Brilliant rescue act from Axar Patel and Virat Singh thwarts India B
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Saturday, 02 November 2019 05:25
India C 280 for 5 (Axar 98*, Virat Singh 76*, Karthik 34, Nadeem 2-37) beat India B 144 (Aparajith 53, Markande 4-25, Saxena 2-25, Porel 2-33) by 136 runsA fantastic rescue act from Axar Patel (98 not out) and Virat Singh (76 not out) paved the way for India C's comprehensive win in what was effectively a dead Deodhar Trophy…
Tasmania suffer early wobbles in small chase before rain arrives
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Saturday, 02 November 2019 00:20
Tasmania 226 & 2 for 31 need 108 more runs to beat Victoria 127 and 237 (Harris 60, Handscomb 52, Bird 4-65) Early strikes from Victoria quicks Peter Siddle and Chirs Tremain put Tasmania on the back foot in their small chase before rain arrived in Hobart.Tasmania needed just 139 to win in the fourth innings after bowling Victoria out…
Shaun Marsh continues his fine form to dig Western Australia out of trouble
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Saturday, 02 November 2019 01:19
Western Australia 7 for 255 (Marsh 77, Green 50*, Gannon 4-74) against QueenslandShaun Marsh continued his tantalising form with another half century but a skilful spell of seam bowling from Cameron Gannon helped Queensland restrict Western Australia on an even first day of the Sheffield Shield clash at the Gabba.Marsh, playing his 100th Shield match for Western Australia, salvaged the…
Timely Travis Head hundred restates Test credentials
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Saturday, 02 November 2019 01:31
South Australia 7 for 222 (Head 109) trail New South Wales 289 (Solway 133*, Nevill 53, Sayers 8-64)With the decision looming on Australia's Test batting line-up, Travis Head made a timely century against a strong New South Wales attack to shore up South Australia's first innings at Adelaide Oval although the visitors ended the second day with the advantage.Head, who…
Depleted Bangladesh seek breathing space in Delhi
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Saturday, 02 November 2019 02:19
Big PictureAmid Delhi's air quality plummeting to hazardous levels, a severely depleted Bangladesh team will run into an Indian side that has hung up caution in trying to adapt to the changing T20 landscape. India will be without their rested captain Virat Kohli, but still have the wealth of experience and a variety of options at their disposal.ALSO READ: Pollution-related…
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Anushka Sharma, chief selector MSK Prasad call out Farokh Engineer
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