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Nicholas Pooran - Kyle Mayers - "It's Happening Continuously": Ex-Pakistan Captain Points Out Flaw In Shubman Gill's Batting - sports.ndtv.com - India - Pakistan

"It's Happening Continuously": Ex-Pakistan Captain Points Out Flaw In Shubman Gill's Batting

Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt pointed out that Indian opener Shubman Gill needs to take his innings deep. Butt added that the player should score big runs as he has got a lot of talent. The ex-international batter's comments came after Gill missed his half-century by seven runs in the second ODI of India's three-match series against West Indies on Sunday. Notably, Gill got a bottom edge of his bat on the delivery of Kyle Mayers while he was trying to play a scoop shot. Mayers comfortably completed the catch on the follow up to claim his wicket.

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Hasan Ali - Angelo Mathews - Abdullah Shafique - Sri Lanka vs Pakistan, 2nd Test, Day 3 Live Updates: Hosts On Top - sports.ndtv.com - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

Sri Lanka vs Pakistan, 2nd Test, Day 3 Live Updates: Hosts On Top

Sri Lanka vs Pakistan, 2nd Test, Day 3 Live Updates And Live Cricket Score: On Day 2, Spinner Ramesh Mendis took three wickets to put Sri Lanka in command of the second Test on Monday despite a fighting 62 by Pakistan batsman Agha Salman. Tourists Pakistan, who lead the two-match series 1-0, ended day two on 191-7, still trailing Sri Lanka by 187 runs in their first innings in Galle. Salman resisted the bowling attack with his maiden Test fifty but fell to Prabath Jayasuriya's left-arm spin in the final moments of play before stumps was called. Jayasuriya got Salman caught at slip with a drifter coming into the right-handed batsman.  Salman, who made his debut in the previous match, put on 46 runs with Yasir Shah, batting on 13, to lift Pakistan from 145-6. He expects the lower-order to fire come day three. "The way the partnership was going, we wanted to see off the day and come back tomorrow to start afresh, but it's cricket and it happens," said Salman. "Disappointed, but still we have enough batters who can utilise the situation and add to the total," he added. (LIVE SCORECARD)

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Matthew Hayden - Border's advice for Head: Improve against spin to emulate Hayden's success during '01 India tour - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

Border's advice for Head: Improve against spin to emulate Hayden's success during '01 India tour

Allan Border has advised southpaw Travis Head to improve his technique against spinners if he wants to replicate Matthew Hayden's success when Australia tour India for four-Test series next year. Head was named as the 'Player of the Series' during the last Ashes but his form drastically dipped in sub-continental conditions (against Pakistan and Sri Lanka) where he managed to aggregate only 91 runs with the highest score of 26. "He's (Head) got to sit down and work out a method better than it's going at the moment, that's for sure," Border was quoted as saying in cricket.com.au.

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Travis Head - Matthew Hayden - "Needs To Learn How To Play Turning Ball": Ex-Australia Captain On Travis Head - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

"Needs To Learn How To Play Turning Ball": Ex-Australia Captain On Travis Head

Australian Test great Allan Border has urged middle-order batter Travis Head to look to legendary opener Matthew Hayden for inspiration and develop a gameplan to be used in subcontinent conditions during his side's tour to India, which will take place this year. This comes after the batter experienced some terrible outings in the Test series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka. His failures in the subcontinent sit in contrast with a dominant Ashes campaign last summer, in which he scored 357 runs and emerged as the 'Player of the Series'. In his outings in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, he has scored only 91 runs at a poor average of 15.17 and the highest individual score of 26.

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Babar Azam - Dimuth Karunaratne - Abdullah Shafique - Sri Lanka on top in second Test as Pakistan batters struggle - news24.com - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

Sri Lanka on top in second Test as Pakistan batters struggle

Spinner Ramesh Mendis took three wickets to put Sri Lanka in command of the second Test on Monday despite a fighting 62 by Pakistan batsman Agha Salman.

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Babar Azam - Dimuth Karunaratne - Abdullah Shafique - Ramesh Mendis Takes 3 To Put Sri Lanka On Top In 2nd Test vs Pakistan - sports.ndtv.com - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

Ramesh Mendis Takes 3 To Put Sri Lanka On Top In 2nd Test vs Pakistan

Ramesh Mendis led an inspired Sri Lanka spin attack to leave Pakistan in trouble at 191-7 in reply to the hosts' 378 on day two of the second Test on Monday. The tourists, who lead the two-match series 1-0, ended the day still trailing Sri Lanka by 187 runs in their first innings at Galle. Agha Salman resisted the bowling attack with his maiden Test fifty but fell to Prabath Jayasuriya's left-arm spin for 62 in the final moments of play before stumps was called.

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Babar Azam - 2nd Test: Sri Lanka eye big lead against Pakistan after Mendis all-round display - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

2nd Test: Sri Lanka eye big lead against Pakistan after Mendis all-round display

Batting at number nine, Mendis contributed 35 in Sri Lanka's 378 all out at the Galle International Stadium. The off-spinner then returned to wreck Pakistan's middle order and the tourists finished day two on 191-7, still 187 behind. Agha Salman led Pakistan's fightback with a defiant 62 before being dismissed in the final delivery of the day.

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Babar Azam - Sri Lanka eye big lead after Mendis all-round display - channelnewsasia.com - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

Sri Lanka eye big lead after Mendis all-round display

COLOMBO : Ramesh Mendis chipped in with a lower order cameo and then claimed three wickets for 42 runs to put Sri Lanka on course for a significant first innings lead against Pakistan on day two of the second test in Galle on Monday.

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