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Shan Masood 'hurt By The Result, Says 'we Must Learn How To Take 20 Wickets'
Multan Cricket Stadium: After Pakistan lost to England by an innings and 47 in the first Test at the Multan Cricket Stadium, captain Shan Masood admitted that he was hurt by the result of the match and added the hosts’ need to learn how to take 20 wickets over five days of action.
Wanted To Bat As Long As Possible, Says Brook On Record Stand With Root
Multan Cricket Stadium: Harry Brook, whose sensational 317 played one of the main roles in England thrashing Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs at the Multan Cricket Stadium, said his mindset during a record 454-stand with Joe Root was to just bat as long as possible.
HIL Is Set To Revive Indian Hockey's Golden Era: Ex-captain Sardar Singh
Hockey Team Uttar Pradesh Hockey: Former Indian men’s hockey captain Sardar Singh is ecstatic with the return of Hockey India League and hopes for an edge of the seat auction in two days’ time.
Jack Leach Takes Four As England Thrash Pakistan By Innings And 47 Runs
Multan Cricket Stadium: Left-arm spinner Jack Leach took all three wickets to fall on day five’s play to complete his four-wicket haul as England thrashed Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Friday.
We Play With A Bit Of Freedom And No Fear In Tests Against India: Latham
New Delhi: Tom Latham, New Zealand's new Test skipper, said he wishes for his team to play with a bit of freedom and no fear in their upcoming three-match series against India.
Green Likely To Miss Border-Gavaskar Trophy Due To Back Surgery: Report
Gavaskar Trophy Test: Australia’s fast-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green could miss the all-important Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India, starting from November 22 in Perth, due to a back surgery.
Cricket Australia Confirms Three Day-night Matches In Sheffield Shield
State High Performance Departments: Cricket Australia (CA) has confirmed on Friday that three matches in the ongoing Sheffield Shield season will be day-night games. The move marks the return of pink-ball games into Australia’s first-class cricket competition after seven years.
CLOSE-IN: Cricket Ascending To A Level One Never Imagined Before (IANS Column)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi: The recent endorsement and announcement by Sachin Tendulkar to play in the International Masters League made one wonder whether a cricketer will ever retire from the game. The likes of Brian Lara, Kumar Sangakkara, Jacques Kallis, Shane Watson, Eoin Morgan and several other well-known cricketers, also being a part of it makes it even more interesting. Their cricket brand has become so powerful that the cricketing diaspora does not want to forget them.
Women's T20 WC: West Indies Thrash Bangladesh, Keep Semis Hopes Alive
T20 World Cup: The West Indies women remained on course for a place in the semifinals, coming up with an inspired display of power-hitting to outplay Bangladesh by eight wickets in a key Group B clash in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium here on Thursday. Both teams came into the game on two points with two games remaining, knowing that victory was crucial to keeping their semifinal qualification hopes alive.
Have To Admire Fitness And Stubbornness Of Brook And Root: Nasser Hussain
Multan Cricket Stadium: Former England captain Nasser Hussain lauded Harry Brook and Joe Root for their unflinching fitness and stubbornness levels in a record-breaking day four for the visitors in the first Test against Pakistan at the Multan Cricket Stadium. England claimed a lead of 267 after declaring on a whopping 823/7, thanks to a record 434-run partnership between Root (262) and Brook (317), before reducing Pakistan to 152/6 at stumps to be on the verge of a big victory.
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