The high-scoring game saw 32 sixes hit and ended with the fourth-highest successful chase in CPL history
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- Rawal century, Shree Charani four-for hand India comfortable win
- Rashid takes three as Afghanistan fold Zimbabwe for 169 in tri-series final
- Brook defends Rashid omission after England fail to defend 429
- Zimbabwe bat with two changes; Farooqi back for Afghanistan
- S Meghana retires from all formats at 30
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‘Can play 360, has got power’ – Stokes set for opening role with Adelaide Strikers
Adelaide Strikers coach Tim Paine believes former England captain Ben Stokes can impact the game in all aspects
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‘It’s just very messy’ – Green and Holder criticise umpiring after Charles no-ball incident
Johnson Charles was given out caught of a high full-toss, walked off the field, and came back after the third umpire ruled it a no-ball
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Aaqib warns of Imam ‘inquiry’, calls overhaul a ‘message’ to team management
“The message we’re sending to the recalled players is that you have to raise your game on important tours and compete, and we should be able to see some effort,” Aaqib Javed says
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Stanlake emerges as unlikely Test contender
The tall fast bowler has had an injury-hit career but, after a white-ball return, Australia’s selectors are keeping an eye on him
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Bouchier century sets England up for record 282-run chase against Ireland
Visitors had been well placed thanks to trio of half-centuries but powerful hosts romped to target
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Muneeba, Pakistan’s spinners knock Thailand out of Asia Cup
Putthawong, Laomi were excellent but Pakistan’s spinners ensured Thailand never got close
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‘Felt like I had to speak to Klaasen’ – Pretorius’ phone-a-friend moment
Pretorius took his time to settle before getting to his highest T20I score as Klaasen helps “in terms of my mindset”
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Lewis, Hunter, Stokell fifties drive Ireland to 281 for 5
England concede 20 wides in lacklustre bowling effort in first ODI at Grace Road
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Pretorius’ career-best 94 sets up big win against lacklustre Zimbabwe
SA lost 6 for 31 to finish on 185, before Fortuin and Jansen shared seven wickets in big win