A Cautious Start by England England didn’t start well as Hales departed for a two-ball duck on the seventh ball of the innings. Malan joined Butler in the middle and continued from where he left in the previous game. The left-hander creamed a couple of delightful boundaries in the third over of the game. […]
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Aussie Bowlers Rocked the Visitors Early Hales and Butler started slowly after walking out to bat. The third over of the innings went for three boundaries providing England some momentum. But, they lost their skipper in the next over, and David Malan arrived at the crease. He clarified his intentions by bunting a six
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Butler and Hales Were at their Fluent Best Jos Butler showed no signs of a lack of match practice on his return, starting with a 16-run over against Cam Green. An ordinary start with the ball was backed up by three good overs, as only 19 runs were conceded in them. However, Richardson was
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Warner Flourishes At the Top The ball was moving around a bit, and West Indies bowlers started pretty well. Cameron Green tried to go big but skied a length ball to depart for just 1 in the second over. The skipper Aaron Finch joined forces with David Warner. The latter started to get into
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A See-Saw Battle In the Powerplay West Indies’ openers were off to a positive start as they began with a 14-run over. But, Hazelwood rattled Charles’ stumps to provide Australia with their first breakthrough. Starc dropped Mayers in the same over, allowing fans to witness something truly spectacular. Kyle Mayers creamed a backfoot punch
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QDK’s Belligerent Approach Provided SA With a Solid Platform Unlike the 2nd T20I, Quinton De Kock had no intentions of hanging around this time. He whipped Siraj for a maximum in the 2nd over and didn’t look back afterward. De Kock had raced off to 25* off 17 in the 4th over courtesy of
Another Solid Start By England Phil Salt and Alex Hales started from where they had left on Friday. Pakistani bowlers were found short of answers against their counter-attacking approach. After 3 overs, England was placed handsomely at 35 for 0. But, Pakistani bowlers didn’t go with the flow this time as Rauf conceded just
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Rohit–Rahul Blitz and Maharaj’s Brilliance After being invited to bat by the South African skipper, Indian openers were off to a sedate start. 21 runs came off the first 3 overs as there were a few plays and misses along with a couple of edges that went to the boundary. Then, Rohit and Rahul
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Another Ordinary Powerplay for Pakistan It looked like another slow track in Lahore as Pakistani openers struggled for timing earlier on in the innings. Only 5 runs came off the first 2 overs. The debutant M. Haris tried to be cheeky and was caught at 3rd man in the third over. Shan Masood followed
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Rizwan and Bowlers Star In Another Cracker of A Game Pakistan looked 10 to 15 runs short at the end of their batting innings, but they still managed to get over the line. Pakistani Top Order Struggled to Make Use of Powerplay Woakes and Willey started with tidy line and length
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