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Jamie Smith and Jordan Clark star with bat as Surrey pile on runs at Bristol
Jamie Smith’s maiden double century and a second first-class hundred from Jordan Clark gave early pacesetters Surrey a stranglehold on the LV= Insurance County Championship match with Gloucestershire in Bristol.
Rare instance of India-Pakistan partnership props up Sussex in County Championship
Cheteshwar Pujara scored his second double hundred in three matches on Saturday as he shared a century stand with Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan for English county Sussex. Pujara made 203 -- his third century in three matches for Sussex -- with wicketkeeper Rizwan marking his home debut for the south coast club with 79. The pair put on 154 for the sixth wicket at Hove as Sussex piled up an imposing 538 in reply to Durham's first innings 223 in the Second Division of English cricket's red-ball County Championship.
IPL 2022: Kuldeep Yadav needed positive environment, love and attention, says Ricky Ponting
Kuldeep Yadav required a "positive environment" filled with a lot of "love and attention" to blossom and that's what was given to him by Delhi Capitals, head coach Ricky Ponting said. The left-arm wrist spinner, who is currently second in the list of wicket-takers with 17 scalps, had a rough three years prior to this IPL edition after being confined to bench by the erstwhile national team management and also not getting enough support from his previous IPL team Kolkata Knight Riders. Add to it, he had a major knee surgery that ruled him out of last IPL.
IPL 2022: KKR hope to end top-order woes, losing streak against Rajasthan Royals
Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) would like to find a winning combination against Rajasthan Royals (RR) and snap their five-match losing streak in the Indian Premier League (IPL) here on Monday. The form of Venkatesh Iyer, who is experiencing second season blues, has a lot to do with the changes KKR have been forced to make regularly at the top of the order. Venkatesh's performances have been underwhelming to say the least after a season that helped him get into the Indian team. After his struggles at the top, the team tried him in the middle-order but that too did not work. The southpaw was back opening alongside Aaron Finch in the last game but runs deserted him again. Making the play-offs from here looks improbable for KKR who desperately need to find their best XI and stick with it for the remainder of the competition. "A lot of chopping and changing is happening, it's been difficult to set up the right combination, with all injuries not helping as well. We need to stick together, play some fearless cricket, not be conservative with the bat," said skipper Shreyas Iyer after the last game.
IPL 2022: If dew hadn't played a part, 158 would've been enough, says Rajasthan Royals' Ravichandran Ashwin
Rajasthan Royals (RR) if dew hadn't played a major role, premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin said after his team's five-wicket loss to Mumbai Indians (MI) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) here. Suryakumar Yadav and young Tilak Varma gave the best birthday present to their skipper Rohit Sharma as MI finally opened their account on Saturday. Chasing a victory target of 159, MI reached home in 19.2 overs, courtesy of Surya (51 off 39 balls) and Tilak (35 off 30 balls), with the two adding 81 runs for the third wicket.
IPL 2022: Dew came in, it was hard to bowl, says Rajasthan skipper Sanju Samson after defeat against Mumbai
Mumbai Indians (MI) on Saturday, Rajasthan Royals' (RR) captain Sanju Samson said that dew factor in the second innings of the match made bowling difficult. Mumbai registered their first victory in this year's Indian Premier League (IPL), with Suryakumar Yadav's half-century (51 off 39 balls) helping the team end an eight-match losing run. Mumbai (161/5) beat Rajasthan (158/6) by five wickets at the DY Patil Stadium.
Katie Taylor edges Amanda Serrano by split decision to retain undisputed title
NEW YORK — As the seconds ticked down in their fight, Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano stood in the middle of the ring, caring little about defending themselves or being in the proper stance. Hands were thrown constantly from both sides, one after another after another.