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WI vs ENG 1st ODI: England's huge defeat against West Indies
Sensational knock from Shai Hope propelled West Indies to a four-wicket win against England in the first ODI of the three-match series on Sunday at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. Deciding to bat after winning the toss, England handed down the total of (325) in (50) overs after losing all of their wickets. Phil Salt and Will Jacks gave a confident start to England with their scores of (45) and (26) respectively. In the middle, Zak Crawley gave the side a big impetus with his 48-run knock. Down the order, Harry Brook’s 71-run knock helped England go past (300). Later, Sam Curran and Brydon Carse played a big cameo with their knocks of (38) and (31*) respectively to take the side to (325). Chasing the total, West Indies got off to a resounding start after Alick Athanaze and Brandon King scored (66) and (35) respectively. Shai Hope remained unbeaten on (109) while Shimron Hetmyer and Romario Shepherd scored (32) and (48) respectively to get the team their victory. With the help of this win, West Indies are leading the three-match series 1-0. The second ODI match between both teams will be played on Wednesday.
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South Africa announce squad for Zimbabwe Tests
South Africa have named their squad for a two-match Test series against Zimbabwe, with five uncapped players being included in the squad. Temba Bavuma will be leading the side, but a few experienced players, such as Kagiso Rabada, Aiden Markram, Marco Jansen, Ryan Rickelton, and Tristan Stubbs, have been rested.
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Piyush Chawla retires from professional cricket
Indian leg-spinner Piyush Chawla has announced his retirement from professional cricket, bringing an end to a wonderful career spanning over two decades. Chawla played for India in three Tests, 25 ODIs, and seven T20Is. He took 43 wickets across all the formats. And his final appearance for India was back in 2012 during the T20I World Cup in Sri Lanka. Chawla was part of India&...
"There was no..." Rohit Sharma talks about Test retirement
Indian ODI captain Rohit Sharma has spoken out for the first time about his retirement from Test cricket last month. Opening up about his decision to call time on his Test career, Rohit Sharma revealed that his father was incredibly disappointed with his decision.
“My father worked in a transport company. Like I said, what my mom did, my father was very much inv...
India, England Test series to be renamed Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy
In a landmark move, the upcoming five-match Test series between England and India will be contested for the newly named Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy. According to BBC, the trophy will be unveiled ahead of the start of the highly anticipated series, which gets underway on June 20 at Headingley. This prestigious title honours two of the most iconic ...
Phil Salt to miss West Indies T20Is
England opener Phil Salt is set to miss England’s three-match T20I series against West Indies on paternity leave. Salt requested England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for paternity leave, which was approved by the board.
Following the IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Punjab Kings, Phil Salt flew back to England f...
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