Zak Crawley relieved to repay England’s faith with ton against West Indies
Zak Crawley was a relieved man after repaying England’s faith with a long-awaited hundred in the first Test against the West Indies.
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Series of quick dismissals left Crawley wondering about his future
A long lean spell of quick dismissals tested the self-belief of Zak Crawley, the relieved England opener acknowledged after scoring an unbeaten century on day four of the first test against West Indies on Friday.
Crawley makes century, England seize control of first test against West Indies
:A second career century by opener Zak Crawley and a confident captain's knock by Joe Root lifted England into a commanding position, 153 runs ahead in their second innings after day four of the first test against West Indies on Friday.
ICC Women's World Cup, India vs West Indies: Live Cricket Score, Live Updates
India face West Indies in their upcoming ICC Women's Cricket World Cup fixture at Seddon Park in Hamilton, on Saturday. India will be aiming to bounce back to winning ways after losing their second league stage fixture to New Zealand by a huge margin, after defeating Pakistan in their opener. India had a poor batting display against the White Ferns, losing by 62 runs. The likes of Smriti Mandhana and Deepti Sharma will be hoping to improve their performance in the next match. Meanwhile, West Indies have won both their matches, registering wins against New Zealand and England. With two points at stake, both sides will be aiming for a win in Hamilton. (LIVE SCORECARD)
IPL 2022: Alex Hales withdraws from Kolkata Knight Riders stint citing bubble fatigue
Batter Alex Hales has withdrawn from this year's Indian Premier League because of «bubble fatigue».
Women’s World Cup: Laura Wolvaardt praises cool skipper Sune Luus
South Africa opener Laura Wolvaardt hailed skipper Sune Luus’s composure after she shepherded the Proteas to a six-run win over Pakistan at the Women’s World Cup.
Mithali Raj Set To Break All-Time Captaincy Record At Women's World Cup
Mithali Raj will set a new all-time record in the ICC Women's World Cup when India face off against the West Indies in their upcoming match on Saturday. The 39-year-old is one match away from captaining the most matches in ICC Women's Cricket World Cup history. She is one game away from breaking former Australian women's team captain Belinda Clark's record of 23 games. Mithali has captained India in 23 World Cup matches, bagging 14 wins, eight wins and one no result. Mithali will be hoping to cap the record with a win against the West Indies, with India having lost one match and won one in the ongoing tournament so far.
Proteas top order a World Cup concern? 'We won't overanalyse too much'
The Proteas are two from two at the Cricket World Cup in New Zealand, with Friday's thrilling six-run victory over Pakistan the next positive step on their journey to the semi-finals.