Cricket-Australia v Pakistan test in Karachi ends in draw
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - The second test between Pakistan and Australia ended in a draw at Karachi's National Stadium on Wednesday.
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Babar Azam's marathon innings earns Pakistan thrilling draw against Australia in Karachi
Pakistan made a daring attempt to pull off the most successful chase in Test history before fighting it out for a draw in the second Test against Australia in Karachi, with captain Babar Azam hitting 196 in one of the greatest innings of modern times.
Australia v Pakistan test in Karachi ends in draw
KARACHI, Pakistan : The second test between Pakistan and Australia ended in a draw at Karachi's National Stadium on Wednesday.
Pakistan vs Australia, 2nd Test: Babar Azam Smashes Two Massive Records With Marathon Knock In Karachi
Pakistan skipper Babar Azam on Wednesday made light work of Australia bowlers, and as a result, he registered a couple of massive records. Babar scored 196 off 425 balls, which is now the the highest score by any captain in the fourth innings of a Test. The maverick batter achieved the feat on Day 5 of the ongoing second Test at the National Stadium, Karachi. The stylish right-hander had earlier went past former Pakistan batter Younis Khan to register the highest score by a Pakistan player in fourth innings of a Test. Younis had scored an unbeaten 171 against Sri Lanka in 2015.
Sue Redfern embracing challenge after signing first full-time contract as umpire
Sue Redfern has welcomed her inclusion in a newly created Professional Umpires’ Team, which could lead to her becoming the first woman to oversee a first-class match in England.
ICC Women's World Cup 2022: How Points Table Looks After England's Win Over India
After registering a four-wicket win against India Women, the England women's cricket team finally opened their account in their fourth match of the competition played at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. Suffering through a winless streak in the ongoing Women's World Cup, the Heather Knight-led side began well and troubled the Indian batters from the word go. Excellent lines and lengths and wickets at crucial internals of the game helped England bundle out India for 134 runs in 36.2 overs. In reply, England also endured a poor start as openers Tammy Beaumont and Danielle Wyatt departed for 1 run each. However, a gutsy fifty from Knight and cameos from the middle-order players helped England overhaul the target in 31.2 overs with four wickets remaining.
Centurion Babar stalls Australia's victory charge
KARACHI, Pakistan :Babar Azam's unbeaten "daddy hundred" kept alive Pakistan's hopes of salvaging a draw in the second test against Australia on Wednesday.
Twitter Hails Jhulan Goswami After Veteran Seamer Scripts History
India might have lost their ICC Women's World Cup match against England by four wickets on Wednesday, but the game saw Jhulan Goswami go past the 250 ODI wickets mark. As a result, she became the first player in the history of women's cricket to achieve the feat. Known as the best pacer to ever grace the field, Jhulan has been enjoying a great run with the bowl off late and Twitter took notice of her special achievements, and the praise was unanimous. With the defeat against England, India remains with four points from four games and the side is positioned at the third spot in the World Cup points table.