The rain had the last laugh on the fourth day in Manchester
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Persistent rain wiped out the entire fourth day of the third Test between England and the West Indies in Manchester.
The rain had the last laugh on the third day in Manchester
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England’s hopes of winning the second Test against the West Indies took a major hit on Saturday as persistent rain wiped out the entire third day.
Only 82 minutes of play was possible on the opening day due to the constant rain delays
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International cricket returned after a hefty hiatus of 117 days due to the coronavirus pandemic, but it got off to a soggy start as only 17.4 overs of play was possible on the first day between England and the West Indies.
Brendan Taylor struck eight boundaries and a six during his knock of 67
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Brendan Taylor scored 67 as Zimbabwe pushed their lead to 354 before rain ruined the remainder of the fourth day against Sri Lanka in Harare.
Zak Crawley struck 11 boundaries during his knock of 66
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England opener Zak Crawley scored a fantastic 66 before South Africa fought back brilliantly on a rain-affected first day in Johannesburg.
The rain had the last laugh in the Sydney Sixers’ match against the Hobart Hurricanes
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The rain had the final say in the Sydney Sixers’ clash against the Hobart Hurricanes at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Rain and a wet outfield resulted in the first Twenty20 International being abandoned
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Heavy rain and a wet outfield led to the first Twenty20 International between India and Sri Lanka in Guwahati being abandoned.
Ramiz Raja: “The debating point is why the first match was not played in Karachi? It does not have the same weather as Rawalpindi”
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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja has expressed his anger towards the fact that the ongoing first Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka is being held in Rawalpindi.
Rain could ruin the first Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi
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Pakistan will be playing their first Test match on home soil in 10 years when they host Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi on Wednesday, but it could be ruined by rain.
Rohit Sharma celebrates after scoring his fourth Test century
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Rohit Sharma struck an unbeaten 115 and Mayank Agarwal scored 84 not out as India tormented South Africa on a rain-affected day in Visakhapatnam.
