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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Australia set Pakistan a record fourth innings target of 506 and then reduced the home side to 18 for one at lunch on day four to be on course for a comprehensive victory in the second test on Tuesday.
KARACHI, Pakistan : Australia set Pakistan a record fourth innings target of 506 and then reduced the home side to 18 for one at lunch on day four to be on course for a comprehensive victory in the second test on Tuesday.
(Reuters) - A full-fledged women's Caribbean Premier League (CPL) tournament will take place alongside the men's event in 2022, tournament organisers said on Monday.
A full-fledged women's Caribbean Premier League (CPL) tournament will take place alongside the men's event in 2022, tournament organisers said on Monday.
KARACHI, Pakistan : Australia declared their second innings on 97-2 setting Pakistan a massive victory target of 506 in the second test at Karachi's National Stadium on Tuesday.
The Indian men's cricket team moved up one place to take the fourth spot in the latest World Test Championship points table after their dominating performance on the third day of second Test in Bengaluru, which saw them clinch the series 2-0. The table is currently led by Australia, followed by Pakistan and then South Africa in the third place. India's ascension in the points table comes after back-to-back victories in Mohali and then in Bengaluru. The series victory will bring in some much-needed relief to the Indian camp following their 2-1 series loss in South Africa earlier this year.
Ex-Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Akhtar slammed his country's mediocre outing with the bat as they folded for just 148 runs in the first innings in reply to Australia's 556/9 declared in the ongoing Karachi Test. The flurry of wickets that saw the back of seven Pakistan batters for just 100 runs on the board showcased the lack of application by the home team which disappointed many, including Akhtar. Akhtar took to Twitter to bring out his frustration, he wrote, "Haanji boredom duur ho gaya sab ka including me. 100/7 must be entertaining."
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Australia declared their second innings on 97-2 setting Pakistan a massive victory target of 506 in the second test at Karachi's National Stadium on Tuesday.