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Pakistan captain Babar Azam has rated his 196 in the second Test against Australia as "one of his best innings" which has helped his team draw the game from a precarious position. Pakistan in pursuit of a huge target of 506, ended on 443 for 7 with hundreds from Babar and Mohammed Rizwan.
Ball has dominated bat in Test cricket over the last couple of years, whether it has swung and seamed in England, spun square in India or done a bit in the Ashes on what have traditionally been flat Australian pitches.
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.
Proteas coach Hilton Moreeng says that South Africa's best is yet to come ahead of their fourth Women's Cricket World Cup clash against hosts New Zealand on Thursday.
Pholetsi Moseki, Cricket South Africa's (CSA) new full-time chief, has intimated that the Proteas could indeed be without a few stars for the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh due to IPL commitments.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) summoned former ICC Academy head curator Toby Lumsden to oversee the preparations for the final game at Gaddafi Stadium starting Monday. In the two Tests so far, eight centuries have been scored -- six by Pakistani batters and two by Australia in Karachi. Both games have produced over 2300 runs with 14 wickets falling in Pindi and 28 in Karachi.
Pat Cummins defended his decision not to enforce follow-on against Pakistan in the drawn second Test in Karachi on Wednesday. Australia racked up 556-9 before declaring their first innings and then skittled out Pakistan for 148 for a mammoth lead of 408 at Karachi's National Stadium. Instead of subjecting Pakistan to follow on, Cummins decided to bat on and Australia declared their second innings at 97-2 setting Pakistan a record victory target of 506.
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Australia captain Pat Cummins defended his decision not to enforce follow-on against Pakistan in the drawn second test in Karachi on Wednesday.