Taijul Islam’s 5-Wickets Haul Helped Bangladesh To Stage A Late Comeback After Falling For 102 The left-arm spinner’s brilliance with the ball restricted South Africa to a 34-run. After Bangladesh were bowled out for just 106 in the first innings of ban vs sa match. There were 16 wickets fell on the opening day. The test match as South Africa finished at 140 for 6 at the Shere Bangla Stadium in Dhaka. South Africa’s domination in ban vs sa For the first two sessions, it was all about the domination of the Proteas. They bowled Bangladesh out for 106 and started the first test in style. Kagiso Rabada, Keshav Maharaj and Mulder shared three wickets each to get the job done. The majority of the damage to Bangladeshi batters were being done by the two fast bowlers in the morning session. At one point of time, Bangladesh were six down after their captain Najmul Hossain Shanto decided to bat first. Two premier South African bowlers grabbed the opportunity with both hands, which was offered by the pitch itself. Rabada also crossed the mark of his 300 wickets in Tests. When he dismissed Mushfiqur Rahim in his second spell of the day. Bangladesh’s fight back South Africa started well in the response of 106. Bangladesh came back into the contest in the final session of the day When conditions were not helpful for the batters. Tony de Zorzi looked comfortable against Bangladeshi spinners and scored a struggling 30 off 72 balls. At the start of the third session, South Africa were at a comfortable position of 65 for 2 and soon they slipped to 108 for 6. With the wicket of debutant Matthew Breetzke, Taijul Islam became only the second Bangladeshi bowler to reach 200 Test wickets after Shakib Al Hasan. ALSO READ-New Zealand defeated India after 36 years
IND VS NZ: New Zealand defeated india after 36 years
New Zealand defeated India after 36 years IND VS NZ : Blackcaps have created history by defeating India in India after 36 long years , after the collapse in first innings India fought well to get back in the game yet the victory was way far away. Rachin Ravindra the savior for new Zealand Young Indian origin Rachin Ravindra became the difference in both the teams scored 134 in the first innings in ind vs nz to give blackcaps a huge lead played brilliantly with Tim Southee who score 65 and took their lead to above 300 that made it almost impossible for India to make a comeback. Not only in first the confidence and temperament was on top when he came to bat in second innings conditions were not favorable Jasprit bumrah was bowling above 140 hitting the gloves making everyone uncomfortable but he came in with such positive intent that he neutralized one of the greatest bowlers with his presence and took his team to victory he scored 39 runs was unbeaten till end. WTC Points Table Indian team was on the top of the table before this match and new Zealand were 4th on the table. Now after this historic win news will climb up the table but Indian team won’t go down. India has 98 points whereas new Zealand have 48 points and team next to India is Australia with 90 points. click here to check the table – WTC Points Table India collapsed on 46 in first innings Indian skipper won the toss and decided to bat first even in overcast condition which is helpful for fast bowlers and we all know new Zealand has better pace attack then spin yet Rohit chose to bat first. the result didn’t went in their favor as kiwi pacers started using the conditions and certainly Indian batters were in trouble first Southee got Rohit Sharma who was trying to break the momentum and then started the collapse every Indian batter looked clue less Kohli got out on extra bounce Sarfaraz khan got out playing a lofted shot KL Rahul nicked a down the leg delivery and so Onn and India were 46 for 10 wicket on day- 2 . Matt henry took 5 wicket and William ORourke took 4 wickets. ALSO READ– Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 Final: New Zealand vs South Africa
Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 Final: New Zealand vs South Africa
Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 Final: New Zealand vs South Africa The final match of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 will be held today, Sunday (October 20), in Dubai. New Zealand and South Africa will face off in this title match. The team that wins will make history. Historic Moment This is the first time in the 15-year history of the Women’s T20 World Cup that either of these teams will claim the shining trophy. In the second semi-final, New Zealand defeated the West Indies, while in the first semi-final, South Africa beat six-time champions Australia. The New Zealand team has reached the finals after 14 years, while South Africa has made it to the finals for the second consecutive time. Memories from Dubai Dubai holds special memories for both teams South Africa and New Zealand. South Africa won the Men’s Under-19 World Cup title in 2014 under the captaincy of Aiden Markram. This remains the only World Cup trophy for both their senior and junior teams. On the other hand, New Zealand suffered a heartbreaking defeat against Australia in the T20 World Cup final in 2021. Key Players to Watch Sophie Devine: New Zealand will be counting on Sophie Devine to deliver an outstanding performance in the final. Fourteen years ago, in Barbados, Ellyse Perry stopped one of her powerful hits. If that ball had gone for four, the T20 World Cup final would have gone to a Super Over. Devine has prepared herself to overcome challenges and hopes to retire from the game as a world champion captain. She has valuable experience playing in finals. Anneke Bosch: South Africa will look to Anneke Bosch for strong batting in the final. She faced a lot of criticism for her batting before the semi-final. However, the team management knew she had the talent to turn the game around. Bosch played a crucial role in taking her team to the finals by scoring an unbeaten 74 runs against Australia. Both teams are unlikely to make any changes to their playing XI for the final. Possible Playing XI New Zealand (Possible XI):Georgia Plimmer, Suzy Bates, Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine (Captain), Brooke Halliday, Maddie Green, Isabella Gaze (Wicketkeeper), Rosemary Mair, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson, Fran Jonas. South Africa (Possible XI):Laura Wolvaardt (Captain), Tazmin Brits, Anneke Bosch, Chloe Tryon, Marizanne Kapp, Sune Luus, Anneke Dirkse van der Heiden, Nadine de Klerk, Sinalo Jafta (Wicketkeeper), Nonkululeko Mlaba, Ayabonga Khaka. ALSO READ- New Zealand Needs 107 Runs Despite The Sarfaraz-Pant Show
India A Defeats Pakistan A in T20 Emerging Asia Cup
India A Defeats Pakistan A in T20 Emerging Asia Cup Once again, India has triumphed over Pakistan on the cricket field. On Saturday, in a match of the ACC Men’s T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup held in Al Amerat, Oman, India A defeated Pakistan A by 7 runs in ind a vs pak a match Strong Performance by India A In Emerging Asia Cup match between ind a vs pak a , India A delivered an outstanding performance in batting, bowling, and fielding and securing a thrilling victory over Pakistan. This win marks a great start for India in the tournament. India batted first and scored 183 runs for 8 wickets. Captain Tilak Varma was the top scorer for India, he scored 44 runs off 35 balls. Fast bowlers Anshul Kamboj (3 wickets for 33 runs) and Rasikh Salam (2 wickets for 30 runs), along with spinner Nishant Sindhu (2 wickets for 15 runs), collectively took 8 wickets to restrict Pakistan to 176 runs for 7 wickets. Top Class performance by Indian Players The Indian players excelled in all three areas in first match of Emerging Asia Cup, Indian team doing exceptional performance in all three department (batting, bowling, and fielding). Ramandeep Singh took a spectacular catch and saved crucial runs in the final overs. Abhishek Sharma and Prabhsimran Singh opened the batting, providing a quick start. Abhishek scored 35 runs off 22 balls, while Prabhsimran made 36 runs off 19 balls. Explosive Start in Powerplay India scored 68 runs during the powerplay without losing a wicket against Pakistan. Indian Opener Abhishek attacked from the very first over, hitting several boundaries and putting pressure on the Pakistani bowlers. And other opener Prabhsimran also joined in and hitting a four and a six in the second over. Together, they struck 8 fours and 5 sixes in powerplay.After the powerplay, the pace slowed down as spinners came into play. Abhishek and Prabhsimran were dismissed quickly. Then captain Varma (44 runs) and Nehal Wadhera (25 runs) took charge. As the pitch slowed, Varma played a key role in anchoring the innings, while Wadhera and Ramandeep hit boundaries. Abhishek Sharma fight with Pakistan Bowlers Abhishek Sharma is known for his aggressive batting, and he didn’t hold back against the Pakistani bowlers in this match. However, he couldn’t build a big innings. In the seventh over, Pakistani bowler Sufiyan Muqeem took his wicket when Abhishek failed to time his shot properly, leading to a brilliant catch by Qasim Akram. Sufiyan signaled for a send-off, which angered Abhishek, and he stared down Sufiyan as he walked off the field. Pakistan’s Chase for 184 Runs After Indian Team exceptional batting Pakistan needed to chase down a target of 184 runs. They faced early setbacks as all-rounder Anshul Kamboj took two quick wickets. Yasir Khan (33 runs) and Qasim Akram (27 runs) fought back aggressively. A spectacular catch by Ramandeep dismissed Yasir, and shortly after, Nishant took Qasim’s wicket. Arif Minhas scored the most runs for Pakistan with 41 runs off 29 balls, while Abdul Samad added 25 runs off 15 balls. When Samad came to bat, Pakistan needed 58 runs to win. He managed to hit a six and two fours off Vaibhav Arora in the 16th over, bringing the score down to 42 runs off 24 balls. In the final over, Pakistan needed 17 runs. Anshul Kamboj took a crucial wicket on the first ball, dismissing Samad. India emerged victorious by 7 runs! ALSO READ- Kylian Mbappe And Vinicius Junior Helped To Win Over Celta Vigo
Celta Vigo vs Real Madrid: Kylian Mbappe And Vinicius Junior Helped To Win Over Celta Vigo.
Kylian Mbappe And Vinicius Junior Helped To Win Over Celta Vigo. celta vigo vs real madrid: Mbappe’s goal opened the account in the first half for Madrid but a goal from Williot Swedberg drew Celta level the score at the start of second half. The legendary midfielder Luka Modric, who became the oldest player to play for Real Madrid, played a vital role and assisted it to Vinicius who went to score a winning goal for his team. Story behind the winning goal Goal from Kylian Mbappé put the visitors ahead with a long-range strike in the 20th, only for Williot Swedberg to equalize in the 51st from a cross by Óscar Mingueza just after the 1st half. That set the scene for Carlo Ancelotti, the Real Madrid headcoach to look to his bench and call on Modric to set things right for the defending champion. “It was a hard-fought game, but we knew how to hang in there and got three important points thanks to a great pass by Modric. He always gives us something.” Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said. Luka Modric has the most titles in the history of Real Madrid with 27, which includes six Champions League titles and four Spanish leagues as well. This victory was not an easy one Celta gave a tough fight before ending the game in a defeat. Their players performed really well on the ground. “We leave with a bittersweet feeling, we took the game at Real Madrid and were better than them in stretches,” Celta midfielder Fran Beltran said. Coach was happy with the win Carlo Ancelotti’s side stayed unbeaten through 10 rounds in La Liga and pulled level with Barcelona before it hosts Sevilla on upcoming Sunday. They started a busy week with a home game against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League on Tuesday, before it hosts Barcelona in the first clasico of the season next weekend. ALSO READ –Deniz Undav Strikes Twice to Secure Nations League Victory
IND VS NZ: New Zealand Needs 107 Runs Despite The Sarfaraz-Pant Show
IND VS NZ: New Zealand Needs 107 Runs Despite The Sarfaraz-Pant Show Once again, the dramatic collapse gives no chance to put up a big total on the board for India. Men in Blue started brilliantly in the second innings of the ongoing Test match after being bowled for 46 runs in the first innings. Earlier today, Sarfaraz and Pant kept India’s hopes of winning the Test alive with a solid partnership stand of 177 runs for the fourth-wicket. Sarfaraz Khan scored his maiden Test hundred after the first innings fuck, in which he struck 18 fours and three sixes. He was complemented well by his partner Rishabh Pant who missed his hundred by just a one run and departed at the individual score of 99. But before leaving the crease both of them helped to get the lead in the second innings. The Blackcaps took three quick wickets to end a superb fourth-wicket stand of 177 runs between Pant and Sarfaraz. With the help of a second new ball, the Kiwis bowled out India for 462 in 99.3 overs and now they need 107 runs on the fifth day of the match to win this match. The Sarfaraz-Pant stand Sarfaraz Khan came to bat at No. 4 once again in the second innings of the opening match of the series and he successfully ended the last day on 70 not out but after the dismissal of Virat Kohli at the last ball of yesterday, the Indian wicket-keeper joined on the morning of day 4 after missing the yesterday’s play due to his injury. After scoring his maiden hundred, Sarfaraz converted it into 150 and a partnership of 177 with Rishabh Pant. Pant being Pant, started in his usual style and played a solid knock of 99 under pressure, he just missed out a well-deserved century. India’s batting collapse started after Sarfaraz Khan decided to go after Tim Southee and was caught at cover. Pant and KL Rahul then departed just before tea. There was no new story on batting collapse and lower-order batters failed to rescue this time. New Zealand quickly took all the wickets of tailenders and forced them to finish on 462. ALSO READ-
IND vs NZ: Rohit and Kohli Clash with Umpire
Rohit and Kohli Clash with Umpire In a heated scene during the first Test match (IND vs NZ) of the three-match series, Indian captain Rohit Sharma and senior player Virat Kohli confronted the umpires over a controversial decision of Umpires to stop play due to poor light in Chinnaswamy.The incident was happened after India’s second innings where India scored a 462 runs. And then New Zealand has come for the chase in his second innings, New Zealand is needing a 107 runs for victory against India (IND vs NZ). On a chase began, after 4 balls of first over Umpire stop the Play due to bad light and that decision is taken between the over of Jasprit Bumrah so Indian Captain Rohit Sharma and senior player Virat Kohli is argued with Umpire on his decision. But after few minutes as heavy rain began to fall, the umpires decided to call off the day’s play. Argued with Umpire The Umpires decision sparked frustration among the Indian players, particularly Captain Rohit Sharma and Kohli, who were seen arguing with the umpires in an attempt to have the New Zealand batsmen brought back onto the field. The main reason of this argue is when the umpires ignored their appeals and not even talk to Indian Players in that decision and that Umpires rude behaviour was leading to visible anger from the Indian side. Jasprit Bumrah bowled just 4 Balls Jasprit Bumrah bowled just four balls during New Zealand’s second innings. In his first over, India took a review for an LBW decision against Tom Latham, but it was unsuccessful. After those four deliveries, the umpires decided to stop the match, which angered the Indian team. Rohit Sharma tried to talk to the umpires, but his efforts were ignored, and Kohli also expressed his frustration. As the New Zealand batsmen headed to the dressing room, tensions rose. Indian players pressed the umpires to reconsider their decision. Eventually, rain forced both teams off the field, but the heated exchange with the umpires underscored the tension in this crucial match. ALSO READ- Virat Kohli Completed 9000 Test Runs To Join The Elite Club
IND VS NZ: Virat Kohli Completed 9000 Test Runs To Join The Elite Club
IND VS NZ: Virat Kohli Completed 9000 Test Runs To Join The Elite Club The former Indian captain VIRAT KOHLI added another milestone to his career by reaching the 9000-run mark in the longest format of the game. He achieved this feat during his 70-run knock against New Zealand in the second innings of the opening match of the series. India were earlier shot out for 46, which is their lowest total in India. The Kiwis gave a strong reply of 402 led by a superb hundred by Rachin Ravindra. Kohli took his time to get settled on the crease and then started to counter attack. He was under pressure at No. 3 but made a good comeback after the first innings duck. Virat at No 3 In the first innings of the opening match against New Zealand at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, Virat Kohli came to bat at No. 3 for the first time in eight years, he fell for a nine-ball duck in the previous innings. Kohli became the fourth Indian batter to cross the 9000-run mark in Tests, joining the elite club with the greats like Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and Sunil Gavaskar. However, he is the slowest to reach the milestone in 197 innings. The former skipper surpassed Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s 535 caps in his 536th match for India in Bengaluru, making him the second-most capped Indian player after Tendulkar’s 664th. Big relief for India as Kohli returned in the form Earlier, in the series against Bangladesh, the former skipper also became the fastest player to reach 27,000 international runs by achieving the feat in just 594 innings. India made a solid comeback after a dramatic collapse in the first innings with Rohit Sharma’s attacking knock setting the tone for the innings. Despite his unlucky dismissal soon after the batter’s half century, Kohli, alongside Sarfaraz, kept the scoreboard ticking, with the latter producing an array of attacking strokes to keep the Kiwis on backfoot. ALSO READ-India’s performance will be main highlight of the day
IND VS NZ Day 3: Virat and Sarfaraz Dominated after New Zealand’s Lead of 356 Runs
IND VS NZ Day 3: Virat and Sarfaraz Dominated after New Zealand’s Lead of 356 Runs IND VS NZ: Indian Batters Dominated On Day 3 After New Zealand’s Lead of 356 Runs In The First Innings, Rachin Ravindra Hits A Ton India was way behind after the way New Zealand batted in the first innings of the match. They went behind by 356 runs but responded beautifully to keep their hopes alive. At the end of Day 3, the Men in Blue finished on 231/3, behind by 125 runs with seven wickets in hand. After bowling India out for 46 in the first innings, New Zealand had a great chance to put up a big score on the board and make India feel pressure. They were rightly done so. Their batters continued to find boundaries. India’s performance will be main highlight of the day In the morning, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj got India off to a very good start. They both took a wicket in their five-over spells. The first four-wickets fell for 53-runs only, and India were now looking to quickly sum up the tailender. Both Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja took three-wickets each and restricted New Zealand to 402. India started brilliantly in the response of New Zealand’s 402 and finished the day on high. Both the Indian opener, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma made an opening partnership of 72 runs. The Indian captain went to score his half-century. After the dismissal of Jaiswal, Virat Kohli once again came to bat at No. 3. Kohli and Sarfaraz Khan added 136-runs for the 3rd wicket. Meanwhile, Virat Kohli completed his 9000 Test runs and played a good knock of 70 under pressure. He was well complemented by Sarfaraz Khan who was in a different mood today and started scoring runs quickly, he took just 42 balls to score his half-century. Fourth Day will be very crucial from India’s point of view. New Zealand posted 402 on the board with the help of Rachin Ravindra’s second Test hundred The Blackcaps resumed their innings on 180-3 and finished their first innings on 402/10 with a huge lead of 356 runs. Young left-hander Rachin reached his second Test ton, and he was very well complemented by Tim Southee who played a quick inning of 63 off 73 balls. Team India began Day 3 on a positive note and quickly dismissed four wickets to reduce the visitors to 233-7. However, Rachin Ravindra and Tim Southee added 137 runs for the eighth wicket. Ravindra was the last man to be dismissed which ended a a fine knock that included 13 fours and 4 sixes in his innings ALSO READ-India was way behind after the way New Zealand batted in the first innings of the match. They went behind by 356 runs but responded beautifully to keep their hopes alive. At the end of Day 3, the Men in Blue finished on 231/3, behind by 125 runs with seven wickets in hand. After bowling India out for 46 in the first innings, New Zealand had a great chance to put up a big score on the board and make India feel pressure. They were rightly done so. Their batters continued to find boundaries. ALSO READ-Pakistan Ends Winless Streak on Home Soil, Beats England by 152 Runs
Spin Twins Nauman Ali and Sajid Seal Memorable Victory for Pakistan
Pakistan Ends Winless Streak on Home Soil, Beats England by 152 Runs In a dominant display of spin bowling, Pakistan’s Nauman Ali and Sajid Khan tore through England’s batting line-up, taking all 20 wickets in a memorable Test match. This milestone has only been achieved seven times in the history of Test cricket, where two bowlers claim all 20 wickets in a match. Nauman Ali Heroics Performance Left-arm spinner Nauman Ali stole the spotlight in the second innings, with impressive figures of 8 for 46. He finished the match with a total of 11 wickets. His partner, off-spinner Sajid Khan, took 7 for 111 in the first innings and added 2 for 93 in the second. For his all-round performance, Sajid was named Player of the Match. Pakistan Triumphs by 152 Runs Nauman and Sajid’s brilliance performance hepls Pakistan to bowled out England for just 144 in the morning session of Day 4. Chasing a target of 297, England’s batsmen struggled on the spinning track, with Nauman taking full advantage to secure 8 wickets in the second innings. This victory was also a personal milestone for captain Shan Masood, who claimed his first win as Pakistan’s Test captain after six consecutive losses. It also ended Pakistan’s 11-match winless streak at home, which included four losses to England. England’s Batting Collapse Resuming on 36 for 2 on Day 4, England’s struggles continued on the spin-friendly pitch. Sajid Khan struck early, dismissing Ollie Pope with his second delivery. Nauman Ali then took charge, claiming seven wickets to seal a famous win for Pakistan. England captain Ben Stokes, returning from a hamstring injury, top-scored with 37 but was dismissed in bizarre fashion. Attempting a big shot off Sajid, he lost his grip on the bat, sending it flying towards square leg and was stumped. Brydon Carse provided some late entertainment with three sixes in his 27, but it was too late. Series Tied, Decider Awaits in Rawalpindi England dominated the first Test, winning by an innings and 47 runs after posting a massive 823 for 7. With the series now tied 1-1, all eyes turn to the decider in Rawalpindi, starting next Thursday.Historic Feats in Test Cricket This match joins the ranks of iconic performances in Test cricket where two bowlers have taken all 20 wickets: Record-Breaking Spinners Nauman Ali’s 8 for 46 now ranks among the best performances by a Pakistani spinner in Test cricket: ALSO READ – England was on high until Sajid came into the party
