Warner dedicated his century to Phillip Hughes
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Led by David Warner’s century, Australia’s top four batsmen pummeled India on the first day of the fourth Test in Sydney.
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Ramdin revived the West Indies with a game-changing century
West Indies wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin scored a century and veteran batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul remained unbeaten on 94 as they saved their country from being humiliated by New Zealand on the first day of the third Test in Hamilton.
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“It is a pretty good batting wicket so our bowlers have got a big job to do”
After having scored a magnificent century against England on the second day of the second Test in Adelaide, Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has announced that the baggy greens still have a lot of work to do “over the next couple of days” if they are to take a 2-0 lead heading into the third Test in Perth.
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Clarke and Haddin’s centuries put Australia in complete control
Australia captain Michael Clarke and wicketkeeper Brad Haddin both made spectacular centuries to leave England reeling on the second day of the second Test in Adelaide.
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Finch and Marsh’s partnership was worth 246 runs
It seemed as if the 3-0 thrashing Australia received at the hands of England during the Ashes series became too much to bear and, as a result, they took out all their frustrations on a hapless Scotland side, who didn’t know what had hit them.
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Williamson registered his fourth Test century
New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson stole the spotlight on the first day as he scored a fluid century to lead the Black Caps to 280/5 at the close of play.
