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India opener Mayank Agarwal punished Bangladesh on the second day in Indore by scoring a career-best 243, which helped his side forge a 343-run lead.
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India opener Mayank Agarwal punished Bangladesh on the second day in Indore by scoring a career-best 243, which helped his side forge a 343-run lead.
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England opener Alastair Cook continued to steal the spotlight on the second day of the first Test at Edgbaston as he scored an incredible 243 to leave the West Indies in all kinds of trouble.
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India found themselves in a commanding position at the end of the fourth day of the second Test in Colombo as they dismissed two Sri Lankan batsmen following Ajinkya Rahane’s magnificent knock of 126.
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India opener Shikhar Dhawan hammered an entertaining 91 to not only lead his side to a convincing six-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the third ODI in Hyderabad, but also hand them an unassailable 3-0 lead.
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Warner was named Man of the Match for his sparkling knock of 71
Australia’s batting duo of David Warner and Shaun Marsh both scored half-centuries to help the baggy greens register a comfortable seven-wicket win and take an unassailable 3-0 lead over England in the third ODI in Sydney.
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Pakistan were all smiles after having a dreadful time in South Africa and during the Champions Trophy
Pakistan finally got back to their winning ways, thanks to half-centuries from both Ahmed Shehzad and captain Misbah-ul-Haq, as they registered a 3-1 series victory over the West Indies.
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Both McCullum and Bailey were disappointed about the abandonment of the match
Australia opening batsman David Warner was a lone figure in the dugout as the baggy greens faced off against New Zealand in their highly anticipated Champions Trophy match.