Overnight rain wipes out morning session of Rawalpindi test
ISLAMABAD :A wet outfield caused by overnight rain wiped out the entire morning session on day four of the opening test between Australia and Pakistan on Monday.
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ISLAMABAD :A wet outfield caused by overnight rain wiped out the entire morning session on day four of the opening test between Australia and Pakistan on Monday.
Hosts New Zealand got their first win of the Women's World Cup with a nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh.
The Rawalpindi run-fest has edged even closer to a draw, with the start of day four to be delayed by overnight rain.
There have been many great cricketers in the sport's long history but few have changed the game quite like Australia's Shane Warne did during his brilliant career.
Cricket's inability to adapt with the times is back in the spotlight with lengthy delays under blue skies ensuring the Rawalpindi Test spirals towards a draw.
Having been made to toil on the first two days of the opening Test against Pakistan, Australia returned the favour on Day 3 by piling on the runs in Rawalpindi. Usman Khawaja and David Warner put on 156 runs for the opening wicket to frustrate the Pakistan bowlers. Khawaja was dismissed for a brilliant 97 while Warner made 68. Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith then took centrestage as Australia reached 271 for two at stumps on Day 3. Despite some stare downs from Pakistan bowlers, Warner took on the opposition with a smile on his face.
India wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh pulled off a spectacular stumping in India's comprehensive 107-run win over Pakistan in the ICC Women's World Cup in Mount Maunganui on Sunday. With Pakistan chasing 245 and Aliya Riaz at the crease, India's Rajeshwari Gayakwad managed to deceive the batter with some devious spin off the pitch. Richa Ghosh showed quick reflexes and immediately grabbed the stumping opportunity to send Riaz back to the pavilion. During the game, Ghosh also became the first ever player to be involved in five or more dismissals on World Cup debut.
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Wet outfield caused by overnight rain delayed the start of the fourth day's play in the opening test between Australia and Pakistan on Monday.