Harmanpreet Kaur shines as India crush Zimbabwe in Raipur, reclaiming form with a blistering 91 and 216 total.
The captain produced a defiant display and showcased his batting skills as South Africa recovered from a precarious 110-6 in the morning session on the third day to declare on 425-9 before taking an Australian wicket prior to stumps, an emphatic response to their heavy defeat in last week’s first test
The BCCI said interim head Ojha will chair the committee based on seniority. The former left-arm spinner played 24 Tests across his five-year-long career
India added five gold, four silver, and five bronze medals on the second day of competition, taking the medal count from para athletics to 20, the second best so far after China's 23 (13 gold, 5 silver, 5 bronze)
After posting massive 216 for seven, India restricted Zimbabwe to 124/7. Sharne Mayers top scored for the visitors with 60 off 49 balls with four boundaries and as many sixes
The world No. 5 Indian pair of Satwik and Chirag bounced back to win the second game before going down against the French pair of Christo Popov and Toma Junior Popov 19-21, 21-18, 13-21 in just over an hour
Spurs had lost three and drawn three coming into the match and there was a real worry that the London club might face a relegation battle like last season, when it escaped on the final day
Round-two, day-three Ranji scores across groups reveal standout centuries and bowling figures from Baroda, Vidarbha, Assam, TN, and more across multiple venues.
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