Rain-hit tie hands India T20 series win in New Zealand
India sealed a Twenty-20 series win over hosts New Zealand after Tuesday's rain-hit third match finished in a tie in Napier.
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Head, Warner hundreds help Australia whitewash England
MELBOURNE : Australia, fuelled by hundreds from Travis Head and David Warner, crushed England by 221 runs in the third one day internationals to sweep the series in front of largely empty stands at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Tuesday.
India vs New Zealand: Rain-hit 3rd T20I Ends In Tie, India Wins Series 1-0
India clinched the three-match T20 series against New Zealand 1-0 after the third and final game ended in a tie via Duckworth-Lewis method following rain interruption on Tuesday. India bowlers produced a brilliant show to bowl out New Zealand for 160 after the hosts decided to bat. Chasing the total, skipper Hardik Pandya hit an unbeaten 18-ball 30 as India were 75 for four in 9 overs when rain stopped play. With incessant rain lashing the McLean Park, the match couldn't be resumed.
Backyard horseplay with former school teacher led to Maxwell's bad break
MELBOURNE : Glenn Maxwell said a bit of backyard horseplay with an old schoolteacher at a house party in Melbourne led to the broken leg that wiped out the Australian all-rounder's summer.
West Indies' Pooran relinquishes white ball captaincy
West Indies' Nicholas Pooran is stepping down as the white ball captaincy following their disappointing Twenty20 World Cup exit in Australia, Cricket West Indies said on Monday.
Wild card signings introduced for SA20
SA T20 organisers on Monday introduced a new wild card signing option for the six franchise teams.
Gibbs shares concerns over Bavuma ahead of Aussie tour: Why is he not playing for the Lions?
Former Proteas star Herschelle Gibbs says Temba Bavuma should play more first-class cricket to spend more time in the middle before the Proteas' tour of Australia.
'I'm not a criminal' - Bad boy Warner hits out at Australia captaincy saga
A frustrated David Warner on Monday said he was "not a criminal" and everyone should have the right to appeal as Cricket Australia paved the way for his lifetime leadership ban to be lifted.