Voll made an 82-ball 101 and Litchfield smashed 80 from 62 as Australia mowed down 252 with 83 balls to spare
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Amelia Kerr and Isabella Gaze power New Zealand to series win
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Brundle: Russell ready for title, Hamilton ‘strong’
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Harmanpreet, Rawal hit half-centuries as India battle to 251
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Alcaraz breezes to Qatar title in just 50 minutes
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India win big to set up knockout against West Indies
India’s batting muscle powered them to 256, and despite a valiant 97 from Brian Bennett, Zimbabwe were never really in the chase
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Molineux out of India series with back soreness, West Indies tour in doubt
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Kumble and du Plessis worried about India’s sixth bowling option
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Explained: F1’s driver contracts, and potential moves in 2026
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🏀 Inside the Darryn Peterson availability saga
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