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India vs Afghanistan A LIVE Updates: India A lost the toss and were asked to bowl by Afghanistan A in the second semi-final of ACC Men's T20 Emerging Team Asia Cup 2024 on Friday. The contest between the sides will take place at Al Amerat Cricket Ground, Oman.
In response to recent media reports alleging inappropriate activities linked to prayer meetings at Khar Gymkhana, Ivan Rodrigues, father of Indian cricketer Jemimah Rodrigues, issued a statement clarifying the situation. Rodrigues emphasized that these gatherings adhered strictly to the procedures of Khar Gymkhana, and were in no way related to conversions, as certain reports suggested. "In light of the recent and erroneous reports doing the rounds in the media, we would like to put on record a few facts.
New Zealand, aided by a career-best seven-wicket haul by left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner and a half-century by skipper Tom Latham took a sizeable 301-run lead against an embattled India on day two of the second Test here on Friday. Santner (7/53 in 19.3 overs) demolished India for 156 as New Zealand took a first-innings lead of 103 runs after the visitors had notched up 259 on the opening day. Latham then scored a fine 86 in the second innings and shared fruitful partnerships with Will Young (23) and Tom Blundell (30 batting) to guide New Zealand to 198 for 5 in 53 overs for an overall lead of 301 runs.
Australian skipper Pat Cummins hilariously turned down legendary opener David Warner's offer of an international comeback, expressing his side's aim to move on from the older lot of talent towards a new generation. Cummins was speaking at 'The Grade Cricketer' Podcast. Days back, Warner had offered to return for Border-Gavaskar Trophy if Australia could not find a replacement for him as an opener, even after trying Steve Smith at his spot to mixed results. Speaking at the podcast, Cummins in fact revealed he had a conversation about a possible return to the Test side.
Shikhar Dhawan, a long-serving opener of the Indian cricket team, recently announced his retirement from Indian cricket. He revealed then that he didn't have the "inspiration" left to take the domestic cricket route for a place in the national side. The 38-year-old Dhawan retired from international and domestic cricket late in August after having played 34 Tests, 167 ODIs and 68 T20Is for India between 2013 and 2022. "I didn't want to play domestic cricket, which I started playing at the age of 18 or 19 and I didn't have that inspiration from inside to play that (form of) cricket," Dhawan told PTI in an interview on the sidelines of the Legends League Cricket, an event for retired cricketers that he signed up for after calling it quits from the game internationally.
India A vs Afghanistan A LIVE Telecast: India A face Afghanistan A in the second semi-final match at the ACC Men's T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024 on Friday. Tilak Varma-led India A are on a three-match winning streak with victories over Pakistan A, United Arab Emirates and Oman in Group B. While India A edged past Pakistan A with a narrow margin of 7 runs in a nail-biting contest, their wins over UAE and Oman were big ones. India rout UAE by 7 wickets before registering an easy 6-wicket win over Oman in their final Group B match.
Former New Zealand cricketer and broadcaster Simon Doull lambasted Indian batters for their poor batting performance against spinners Mitchell Santner and Glenn Phillips during the second Test against New Zealand at Pune, saying that it is a misconception that modern Indian players are good against tweakers, rather they are as vulnerable as overseas batters on good turning tracks. A shambolic batting performance during the first inning of the Pune Test might have just put the hosts India at a rare risk of a series loss home and has put their 12-year, 18 series-long unbeaten record at in jeopardy.