Xavier Bartlett took five wickets in the second innings before Jimmy Peirson calmed nerves
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England’s T20Is in Sri Lanka to clash with last week of WPL 2027
England will also play three ODIs in Sri Lanka in March after the inaugural Champions Trophy in India
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Jetlagged India brace for New Zealand challenge
Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy will be in the spotlight once again, while New Zealand fans look forward to a rare glimpse of Finn Allen at home
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Santner: ‘Bhuvi will love these conditions in New Zealand’
The New Zealand captain was also wary of the threat of India’s top order, and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, ahead of the T20I series-opener in Christchurch
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‘Don’t think there’s pressure anymore’ – Harmanpreet keen to ‘enjoy’ post-captaincy phase
After her match-winning 91 not out off 41, she said she was focused on making the most of her time in the middle
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Shami: ‘I’m still at my peak, why would I give up hope of playing for India?’
Despite not being selected for the upcoming tour of New Zealand, Shami has insisted he is fully fit and bowling with good rhythm
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Harmanpreet, Shafali fifties and Nandani three-for seal 3-0 series sweep for India
Sharne Mayers scored 60 for Zimbabwe but they never seemed likely to chase down 217 in Raipur
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Bavuma’s impeccable 179 turns the Test on its head
Jansen and Harmer also struck half-centuries, lifting SA to a position where they could still push for a series-levelling victory
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Arafat Minhas follows fifty with six-for to crown matchwinning display
Pakistan make it two from two in tri-series thanks to allrounder’s stunning day out
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India bat and bring in Prema Rawat as they eye clean sweep
Mandhana said the reason behind the decision was to give India’s middle-order batters more game time