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Zak Crawley’s long wait for a second Test century finally ended as he and Joe Root filled their boots and ushered England away from danger on day four against the West Indies.
New Zealand face Australia in their upcoming ICC Women's Cricket World Cup League Stage fixture at the Basin Reserve in Wellington, on Sunday. The White Ferns have won two out of three fixtures in the ongoing tournament and are currently third in the table. Meanwhile, Australia have won both their fixtures and are in second position in the standings. Both sides have already faced each other in a warm-up match, where New Zealand won the match by nine wickets. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Australia star Marnus Labuschagne was able to see the funny side after getting run out for a duck in the second Test against Pakistan in Karachi.
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Australia's Usman Khawaja would not rate his hundred in the second test against Pakistan as his best but it meant a lot to him coming in the country of his birth, the opener said on Saturday.
Australia's Usman Khawaja scored an emotional century in the country of his birth on day one of the second Test against Pakistan in Karachi.
KARACHI, Pakistan : Australia's Usman Khawaja would not rate his hundred in the second test against Pakistan as his best but it meant a lot to him coming in the country of his birth, the opener said on Saturday.
Opener Usman Khawaja raced to a first Test century in the country of his birth on Saturday as Australia ended the opening day of the second Test against Pakistan on a commanding 251-3 in Karachi.
Opener Usman Khawaja raced to a first Test century in the country of his birth on Saturday as Australia ended the opening day of the second Test against Pakistan on a commanding 251-3 in Karachi. The 35-year-old has made the most of a recall to the national side, missing out on a hundred in the first Test at Rawalpindi by three runs after scoring centuries in both innings in his return match against England. His unbeaten 127 included 13 boundaries and a six with Steve Smith (72) providing support at the other end until he fell to a sharp Hasan Ali delivery with seven balls left in the day.