Ireland Wolves squad, featuring many of the same players, are set to travel to Zimbabwe for two four-day games and five one-day matches in November
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- Matthew Humphreys back for Ireland’s ODI tour of Namibia
- Hope 102*, Rutherford 84 help West Indies pull off their highest T20I chase
- Raza leads Zimbabwe in Ngarava’s absence at UAE tri-series
- Farhan, Sadaqat help Pakistan ace 183 chase to go 1-0 up
- Nkomo to lead unchanged Zimbabwe squad for maiden India tour
- Adams leaves Hampshire after 25 years for Tasmania role
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Hope 102*, Rutherford 84 help West Indies pull off their highest T20I chase
India put up 249 for 5 but without Jasprit Bumrah the bowlers couldn’t defend it
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Raza leads Zimbabwe in Ngarava’s absence at UAE tri-series
The team will stay in the country to play Afghanistan in three T20Is and two Tests
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Farhan, Sadaqat help Pakistan ace 183 chase to go 1-0 up
Lahiru Udara’s 91 was the only bright spark in an otherwise hapless batting performance from Sri Lanka
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Nkomo to lead unchanged Zimbabwe squad for maiden India tour
The squad also features Biza and Ndhlovu, who finished as top ODI and T20I run-scorers respectively in the series against West Indies earlier this year
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Adams leaves Hampshire after 25 years for Tasmania role
Hampshire’s young batters have struggled to kick on under club legend’s stewardship
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Essex confirm Das release as batter appears in court over rape charge
Batter was charged with two counts of rape in July
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Australia struggle as Nortje and Jansen make their mark
The visitors went to stumps at 187 for 6 after the first day’s play in Durban
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Afghanistan fast bowlers hit back after Bangladesh’s strong start
For Bangladesh, Shadman Islam, Tanzid Hasan and Litton Das made fifties
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Nortje, Jansen keep Australia in check
Renshaw offered resistance for Australia whose batting was brittle again