South Africa bowled India out for just 201 runs, gaining a massive lead of 288 on Day 3 of the ongoing India vs South Africa 2nd Test of the series in Guwahati. Marco Jansen, who starred with the bat in the visitors' first batting innings, claimed bowling figures of 6-48, triggering a battin
At the end of the session, India was 102/4, with skipper Rishabh Pant (6*) and Ravindra Jadeja (0*) unbeaten. They trail by 387 runs and risk being put to follow on. Despite a 65-run opening stand between Rahul and Jaiswal, India lost their way just minutes before lunch as Jaiswal, Sai Sudha
The 26-year-old had sustained a neck injury on Day 2 during India's first Test against South Africa. Gill was taken to the hospital after Day 2 of the Kolkata Test, shortly after retiring hurt in the first innings, having faced just three balls. On the morning of Day 3, the Board of Control
Arundhati Choudhary delivered one of the most commanding performances of the tournament, stopping Germany's Leonie Muller--a medallist at all three stages of the 2025 World Boxing Cup--via RSC to headline a sensational Day 3 for India at the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex.
Rinku Singh's unbeaten 98 led UP's chase, while Mohammed Shami's double strike for Bengal and Abid Mushtaq's four-wicket haul for Jammu highlighted the bowling efforts on Day 3 of the Ranji Trophy.
In Pool A, Pritam Siwach Hockey Academy, Sonepat, opened the day with a commanding 11-0 win over the Sports Authority of Gujarat - Hockey Academy. Captain Nancy Aroha led the scoring with four goals (23', 45', 56', 58'), while Diya netted a hat-trick (9', 14', 50'). Aarti (7'), Mauki (27'),
Match 4, Day 3 of the 1st Women's T20 World Cup - Cricket for the Blind 2025, witnessed an engaging contest between two of the tournament's newest entrants, Sri Lanka Women and Team USA.
During the opening session on Day 3, Rishabh Pant was struck three times on the body and helmet by pacer Tshepo Moreki, forcing him to retire hurt after scoring 17 runs off 22 balls in the 34th over of India A's second innings.
Starting with the clash between Bengal and Tripura, Bengal had racked up 336 runs in their first innings courtesy a century from Sudip Kumar Gharami (108). Vihari put up a brilliant 121* in 210 balls, with 17 fours and a six, taking Tripura to 273/7, trailing by 63 runs.