His big innings took UAE to 298 in 47-over game, before Malaysia were stopped at 220
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India opt to bowl with Axar ill and Bumrah out; South Africa make three changes
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All-round Chouhan takes India to convincing win against Pakistan
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Sources: Tigers sign Jansen to bolster bullpen
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Connolly leads Scorchers to victory in BBL season opener
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Jaiswal ton, Sarfaraz fifty as Mumbai mow down 235
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Sainz: Norris doesn’t follow ‘badass’ stereotype
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McCullum: Airport incident ‘not ideal’ but England handling scrutiny well
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Brown: Piastri will be a world champion at McLaren
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