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Day two: Cricket News & Match Updates
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WTC Final: Australia vs South Africa Day 2 Report
ICC World Test Championship Final: In what was another see-saw day of Test match action, where 14 wickets fell again, Australia captain Pat Cummins’ sensational spell of 6-28 and Alex Carey’s fighting 43 ensured that the current mace holders extended their lead past 200 on Day Two of 2025 ICC World Test Championship Final at Lord’s on Thursday.
Cummins had earlier given his team a vital 74-run lead after his brilliant spell, including him reaching the landmark of 300 Test wickets, led to South Africa being dismissed for 138. Though Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi took three-fers, Carey’s timely knock, laced with five boundaries, ensured Australia went past 200 in terms of lead.
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WTC Final: Cummins' Six-for Helps Australia Bowl Out South Africa For 138, Take A 74-run Lead
ICC World Test Championship Final: Skipper Pat Cummins picked a sensational six-for as Australia bowled out South Africa for just 138 in 57.1 overs and took a 74-run lead on Day Two of the 2025 ICC World Test Championship Final at Lord’s here on Thursday.
WTC Final: Bedingham Helps SA Reduce Deficit To 91 Runs After Cummins Takes Out Bavuma
ICC World Test Championship Final: David Bedingham managed to get over his share of 'plays and misses' to be unbeaten on 39 as South Africa reached 121/5 in 49 overs and trailed Australia by 91 runs at lunch on the second day of the five-day 2025 ICC World Test Championship Final at Lord's on Thursday.
Mehidy Hasan Powers Bangladesh To Inning & 106 Runs Win Over Zimbabwe
Mehidy Hasan Miraz: Mehidy Hasan Miraz delivered a sensational all-round performance to lead Bangladesh to a commanding innings-and-106-run victory over Zimbabwe on the third day of the Chattogram Test. After scoring a defiant century (104) with the bat, Mehidy returned to torment Zimbabwe with the ball, picking up five wickets to seal the match with two days to spare.
Ranji Trophy: Parth Rekhade’s Magical Over Puts Mumbai On The Backfoot
Parth Rekhade: In just his second First-Class match, Parth Rekhade produced a game-changing spell that rattled Mumbai’s formidable middle-order and left them with an uphill task in their Ranji Trophy semifinal against Vidarbha on Day Two at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha here on Tuesday.
Alana, Ash Help Australia Thrash England; Sweep Women’s Ashes Series 16-0
Melbourne Cricket Ground: It has been a summer of cricket to remember for Australia Women as they whitewashed their biggest rivals England Women 16-0 in the 2024-25 Ashes series. The hosts sealed the trophy with a massive victory by an innings & 122 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Alana King was named player of the series having taken 23 wickets, nine in the Test match, at an average of 11.17 to equal Ash Garnder's record, when she picked 23 wickets in the 2023 Ashes series.
Ranji Trophy: Badoni And Mathur Fifties Carry Delhi To 93-run Lead Against Railways
Arun Jaitley Stadium: The crowd at Arun Jaitley Stadium on the second day was awaiting a Virat Kohli special, but they were treated to fantastic fifties by Delhi captain Ayush Badoni and all-rounder Sumit Mathur as the hosts took a 93-run lead after reaching 334/7 in 96 overs at stumps on Saturday.
Sydney Test: 200 May Not Be A Defendable Target Without Bumrah, Says Gavaskar
Sydney Cricket Ground: With India holding a 145-run lead over Australia at the end of Day 2 of the final Test match, a lot of questions are surrounding whether India's skipper and premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah will be able to take part in what is expected to be the final day’s proceedings in the fifth and final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 at the Sydney Cricket Ground here on Sunday.
Potts, Atkinson Signal A New Era For England’s Bowling Attack, Says Nasser Hussain
Sky Sports News: Former England cricketer Nasser Hussain believes that England’s fast bowling future looks bright, with Matthew Potts and Gus Atkinson showcasing their skills on the opening day of the third Test against New Zealand in Hamilton. The duo claimed three wickets each, reducing New Zealand to 315-9 by stumps, sending a strong message about life after James Anderson.
Siraj Fined 20 Percent Of Match Fee For Aggressive Send-off To Head In Adelaide
The International Cricket Council: Indian fast-bowler Mohammed Siraj has been fined 20 percent of his match fee for giving an aggressive send-off to Australia batter Travis Head during the second Test of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the Adelaide Oval.
2nd Test: Head & Bowlers Put Australia In Total Control As India Land In Big Trouble (ld)
With Rishabh Pant: Australia's fast bowlers scythed through India's top order in the third session to leave them at 128/5 in 24 overs to be 29 runs behind the hosts at stumps on day two of the second Test at Adelaide Oval on Saturday.
2nd Test: Bowlers Put Australia In Total Control After Scything Through Indian Top-order
With Rishabh Pant: Australia's fast bowlers scythed through India's top order in the third session to leave the visitors at 128/5 in 24 overs to be 29 runs behind the hosts at stumps on Day Two of the second Test at Adelaide Oval here on Saturday.
TPL Season 6: Hyderabad Strikers And Yash Mumbai Eagles Take Top Two Spots On Day Two (Ld)
Tennis Premier League Season: Hyderabad Strikers and Yash Mumbai Eagles secured victory in their respective matches to take the top two spots as the second day of the Tennis Premier League Season 6 saw another round of pulsating contests between the eight teams taking place at the Cricket Club of India here on Wednesday
Brook Could Go On To Get Very Close To Root And His Records, Says Cook
Harry Brook: Former England captain Alastair Cook has backed Harry Brook to get very close to Joe Root’s batting record and become England's greatest-ever Test batter after his unbeaten 132 rescued England on Day Two of the first Test against New Zealand at Christchurch.
Jordan Cox Ruled Out Of England's Test Series In New Zealand Due To A Broken Thumb
New Zealand Prime Minister: Wicketkeeper-batter Jordan Cox has been ruled out of England men’s upcoming Test series in New Zealand due to a broken thumb, with the side adding that his replacement will be announced in due course. Cox, who has played ODIs and T20Is for England previously, was poised to make his Test debut in the series opener at Hagley Oval in Christchurch next week as a stand-in for Jamie Smith, who is on paternity leave.
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