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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill smashed 79 and captain Brendon McCullum hammered 55 to lead their side to a convincing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first ODI in Christchurch.
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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill smashed 79 and captain Brendon McCullum hammered 55 to lead their side to a convincing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first ODI in Christchurch.
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Afghanistan left-arm spinner Amir Hamza ripped through Zimbabwe’s batting line-up with four wickets, while Noor Ali Zadran scored 63 to lead their side to a 49-run win in the first ODI in Sharjah.
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Sri Lanka’s woes continued on the third day of the first Test in Dunedin as New Zealand opener Tom Latham scored an unbeaten 72.
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New Zealand have opted to retain opening batsman Martin Guptill and spinner Mark Craig for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka despite their poor performances in the recently concluded series against Australia.
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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Hafeez scored an unbeaten 102 to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over England in the first ODI in Abu Dhabi.
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A total of 82 players, 19 of which are foreign, were selected during the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) draft in Dhaka on Thursday.
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers led by example with the bat as he blasted an unbeaten 104, while pace bowler Kagiso Rabada took consecutive wickets in the final over to lead the Proteas to a five-run win over India in the first ODI in Kanpur.
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West Indies pace bowler Jason Holder has replaced wicketkeeper-batsman Denesh Ramdin as Test captain for the upcoming two-Test series against Sri Lanka, which starts on October 14.
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India opener Murali Vijay and wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha will miss the third and final Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo as they are both nursing hamstring injuries.
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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.