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IND-W vs AUS-W One-Off Test day 2 stumps: India close out the day with heavy lead
India Women remained on top on day two of the ongoing One-Off Test match against Australia which got underway from Thursday at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. India have never loosened the proceedings from their end as they are building on the continuing momentum in their batting as well. India finished the day two with the 157-run lead. In their batting, India Women started off well with Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana scoring (40) and (74) runs respectively. Sneh Rana got out cheaply while Richa Ghosh and Jemimah Rodrigues scored (52) and (73) runs respectively. Meanwhile, Harmanpreet Kaur and Yastika Bhatia scored (0) and (1) respectively to fail to make their contribution. At stumps, on day two, India were 376/7 with Deepti Sharma and Pooja Vastrakar unbeaten on (70) and (33) respectively. Earlier, India had bowled out Australia for (219) in their first innings. For Australia, Tahlia McGrath and Beth Mooney had top-scored with (50) and (40) runs respectively.
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"Memories don't matter": Pakistan batter Saim Ayub ahead of much-anticipated IND vs PAK game
As cricket enthusiasts brace for a thrilling showdown between arch-rivals India and Pakistan set to be held on Sunday at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Pakistan batter Saim Ayub has said the side is focused on playing good cricket. Speaking to the media ahead of the clash, Saim Ayub was asked to weigh in on the recent memories and histori...
ENG vs SA 2nd T20I: Phil Salt's 39-ball ton shatters records
Phil Salt blasted a 39-ball hundred as England obliterated South Africa by 146 runs in the second T20I match of the three‑match series on Friday, at Old Trafford. Phil Salt's 39-ball ton, the fastest by an England batter, guided England to the highest ever T20I score against a full member team. England's 304/2 was the third biggest men's total in the history of...
IND-W vs AUS-W, 1st ODI: All you need to know
India Women are gearing up to host Australia Women in the opening clash of a highly anticipated three-match ODI series on Sunday. With the ICC Women's ODI World Cup just around the corner—set to begin on September 30—this series is extremely crucial as both teams look to fine-tune their preparation ahead of the global showpiece. The first two m...
"We are here to prepare and play": India batting coach Kotak on playing Pakistan amid boycott calls
Excitement is building up for one of the most anticipated matches in the ongoing Asia Cup—India vs Pakistan, set to take place on Sunday at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai. As always, emotions are running at an all-time high, and the stakes couldn’t be greater. Notably, when these two cricketing giants face off, it’s never just a game—it’s a clash of...
Asia Cup 2025: Sri Lanka eye revival as they face Bangladesh
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh are set to cross paths in the fifth match of the ongoing Asia Cup on Saturday at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi. The match carries added significance due to recent form and rivalry between the two sides.
Traditionally, Sri Lanka have held the upper hand against Bangladesh. But the balance of power appears to be shifting, with Ban...
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