India absolutely strolled to the second successful chase of over 400 in ODI cricket in just 43.3 overs
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- Harmer: SA realise Australia batters are human and can be put under pressure
- 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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Matthews 118, Campbelle 96 power West Indies to 2-1 win over Zimbabwe
They added 160 in WI’s total of 271, before Zimbabwe were bowled out for 180
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Uncapped Biswas, Habiba in Nigar Sultana-led Bangladesh squad for Australia ODIs
Nigar had stepped down from T20I captaincy after the Asian Games but the board remains confident in her leadership abilities
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Murphy, Australia A bowlers keep India A in check
India A are 122 for 5 at stumps and still 236 runs behind Australia A’s 358
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Campbell, Hope, Jangoo centuries take West Indies to 405
Only once has a side ever lost after scoring 400, setting India needing 44 more than they have ever scored batting second
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Rizwan instructed to appear before the NCCIA on October 2
Cricinfo understands that Rizwan intends to appear before the NCCIA, but will write to the agency, pressing them to reveal the charges, if any, against him.
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Markram-led South Africa make five changes and opt to bowl
Having already won the series, South Africa rested their key players, including Temba Bavuma, with an eye on the Test series
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Vaishnavi’s six-for puts India A in driver’s seat against Australia A
Left-arm spinner’s 6 for 52 bowled Australia A out for 176, before India A extended their lead to 322
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Ireland allrounder Simi Singh announces retirement
Simi played 35 ODIs and 53 T20Is, scoring over 2000 runs and taking 83 wickets
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England players to get NOCs for Afghanistan Premier League T20
Despite ECB’s stance on playing Afghanistan in bilateral cricket, it is understood that the league will be treated the same way as any other, provided it receives an ICC sanction