Fast bowler Henry Shipley took 3-34 and spinner Rachin Ravindra a career best 3-65 as New Zealand survived a brilliant 72-ball 94 not out by Iftikhar Ahmed to dismiss Pakistan for 252 for a 47-run win.from Cricket News: Latest Cricket News, Live Scores, Results, Upcoming match Schedules | Times of India https://ift.tt/rLkWgAz
Fast bowler Henry Shipley took 3-34 and spinner Rachin Ravindra a career best 3-65 as New Zealand survived a brilliant 72-ball 94 not out by Iftikhar Ahmed to dismiss Pakistan for 252 for a 47-run win.via /a>
A re-jigged batting order fired in unison as Sunrisers Hyderabad stunned Rajasthan Royals at their home to clinch a high-scoring last-ball IPL thriller in Jaipur on Sunday. Leveraging on a crucial last-ball no-ball from Sandeep Sharma, Sunrisers snatched the cliffhanger to register for their fourth win of the season. As Sunrisers shot down a challenging 215 target, Aiden Markram and co. registered the joint third highest successful chase in the history of the competition.
Delhi Capitals registered an emphatic seven-wicket win over visiting Royal Challengers Bangalore in Delhi on Saturday. After the win, DC captain David Warner said that the strategy was to target the pace ace Mohammed Siraj and just "take him on".
The gulf in class was evident from the first ball as CSK ran away with a six-wicket win with 14 balls to spare to close in on a last-four berth. The boost in net run-rate also gives MS Dhoni’s men a fair shot at a coveted top-two berth.
Philip Salt's blistering 45-ball 87 made the 182-run target look pedestrian in Delhi Capitals' 7-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in Delhi
The Delhi crowd thronged the Ferozeshah Kotla on Saturday evening to watch its favourite homeboy Virat Kohli put up a show. While he did bat for 16 overs upfront in the match for 55 off 46 balls, the fireworks came from the home team's top-order led by Phil Salt's blazing 45-ball 87 which helped Delhi Capitals chase down the 182-run target with consummate ease in 16.4 overs and seven wickets to spare.
Afghanistan spinners Rashid Khan and Noor Ahmad tore apart the Rajasthan Royals batting to lay the foundation of Gujarat Titans' easy nine-wicket win on May 5
