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This English summer has been uncharacteristically wet as the rain has played a spoil sport quite a few times now. The latest victim of the incessant rain is the first T20 between England and West Indies. After being at the receiving end of an ignominious 3-0 defeat, West Indies women would have looked for redemption […]
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England opting to bat first at Old Trafford which is one of their favorite hunting grounds ensured that they enjoyed their game to the hilt vs Afghanistan. The odds of Afghanistan winning was not more than 5% and most of the viewers who were watching the game live were watching only to see how England […]
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Two evenly matched teams playing against one another is always a great competition, like from the big countries at present you would love watching England and Australia taking on each other and when we talk about two promising teams it has to be Bangladesh and West Indies. West Indies with an influx of power hitters, […]
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Australia after being put to bat first at Taunton were off to a brilliant start with openers putting on 146 runs for the 1st wicket. Finch came in good with an almost run a ball 82 off 84 balls which had 4 big sixes while Warner smashed some signature powerful shots en-route his solid 107 […]
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As people in Mumbai were eagerly waiting for Rain God to wake up, quite contrastingly, people in England were waiting for Rain God to take some rest. With today’s Asian extravaganza between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh being called off due to rains, the ICC Cricket World Cup has witnessed three ‘No Result’ games out of […]
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The fifth edition of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) will be a standalone tournament this year for the first time since its inception. The seven festival weekends will be power-packed with some exciting cricket. The WBBL this year will precede the Australian Women’s home summer prior to the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 […]
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Amy Ellen Jones’ wonderful run with the bat continued as she muscled yet another delightful half century against the visiting West Indies on Thursday in Chelmsford. Winning the toss and rightly electing to field first in a rain curtailed match, West Indies restricted England to 258-4 in 39 overs. The opening pair of Amy Ellen […]
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It seemed that the Rain God was not too happy on Sunday, as the game between West Indies Women and England Women was a rain curtailed affair. West Indies faced yet another embarrassing defeat at the hands of England when the two sides locked horns against each other in the second ODI at Worcester. Winning […]
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Even though this was a low scoring match where it looked difficult initially to score those runs against the fast bowlers, the one thing which must have kept everyone glued to the TV was the exquisite bowling of Bumrah and Rabada. It was a mere treat to the eyes on the line and length which […]
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Facing all the odds, facing all the difficulties, without any form of support from BCCI, the tournament did happen which is itself a big success. The Indian Wheelchair team travelled by train for 36 hrs from Mumbai, then took the bus for another 10 hrs to reach Kathmandu. Whether you talk about the logistics to […]
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