Tom Latham-led New Zealand created history as they beat Rohit Sharma-led side by 113 runs in the second Test match at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Saturday and clinched their first series win in India
Coming to the match, skipper Tom Latham's marvelous fifty gave New Zealand a massive lead of 301 runs against India in the second Test of the three-match series at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium on Friday.
Skipper Tom Latham's marvelous fifty gave New Zealand a massive lead of 301 runs against India in the second Test of the three-match series at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium on Friday.
The exclusive club features batting legends, including Garfield Sobers (1,193 Test runs in 1958), Graeme Smith (1,198 Test runs in 2003), AB de Villiers (1,008 Test runs in 2005) and Alastair Cook (1,013 Test runs in 2006).
Tejal Hasabnis and Radha Yadav helped India Women clinch a 59-run win over New Zealand in the first ODI match of the series at Narendra Modi Stadium here on Thursday.
In a nail-biting encounter, the Sahgal Delhi Demons triumphed over the Faridabad Sledgehammers Knights in Game 1 of the day, showcasing grit and determination. Winning the toss, Faridabad opted to field, a decision that initially appeared promising.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz and JakerAli's fifty helped Bangladesh to take a lead of 81 runs at the end of Day 3 of the first Test against South Africa at the Shere Bangla National Stadium on Wednesday.
Head coach Gautam Gambhir finally gave his verdict on India's unprecedented defeat against New Zealand in Bengaluru and claimed that the hosts stood 100 runs short of setting up the match.
Gill missed the first Test against the Kiwis at Bengaluru due to neck stiffness. His presence was missed as star batter Virat Kohli could not deliver runs at number three in the first innings and India lost the match by eight wickets, marking their first loss to Kiwis on home soil since 1988
In the first innings, Smith was caught behind by wicketkeeper Sam Harper off a delivery by pacer Fergus O'Neill for just three runs in 29 balls. In the next innings, Smith once again found himself on the receiving end against pace as he was trapped-leg-before wicket by Scott Boland for a