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3rd Unofficial Test: Rain-hit Draw Leaves Bumrah, Prasidh Short Of Match Practice Ahead Of NZ Games
Bert Sutcliffe Oval: Persistent rain brought an early end to the third unofficial Test between India A and New Zealand A at Bert Sutcliffe Oval on Tuesday, leaving the four-day contest drawn and denying India’s returning fast bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Prasidh Krishna valuable match practice ahead of the senior team’s upcoming Test series.
After the entire third day was lost, conditions offered little respite on the final morning. Although the covers were briefly removed, another spell of rain forced the abandonment of play at 1 pm local time, without a single delivery being bowled. The three-match unofficial Test series consequently finished without a winner, with all three games ending in draws.
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3rd Unofficial Test: Jurel, Tilak And Washington Power India A To 464 As NZ A Struggle
Bert Sutcliffe Oval: India A tightened their grip on the third unofficial Test against New Zealand A after declaring at 464/5 on the second day, with Dhruv Jurel, Tilak Varma and Washington Sundar contributing half-centuries at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval here on Sunday.
3rd Unofficial Test: Jaiswal Hits 102 As India A Take Control Against NZ A On Opening Day
Captain Dhruv Jurel: Yashasvi Jaiswal continued his prolific run with the bat, registering his second consecutive century to put India A in a commanding position against New Zealand A on the opening day of the third unofficial Test here on Saturday. The left-handed opener struck 102 off 127 deliveries, while Sai Sudharsan remained unbeaten on 77 as the visitors reached 227/2 before persistent rain brought an early end to the day’s proceedings.
2nd Unofficial Test: Jaiswal, Rathod Hit Tons As India 'A' Secure Draw Against NZ 'A'
Unofficial Test: Yashasvi Jaiswal and Yash Rathod produced an impressive batting display on the final day to secure a draw for India A against New Zealand A in the second unofficial Test, stitching together an unbeaten 247-run partnership after an early collapse threatened to put the visitors under pressure.
‘Whenever A Team Comes Out, I Have Expectations,’ Says Sarfaraz Khan On India A Snub
Sarfaraz Khan: Overlooked for the India A tour of New Zealand, Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan has admitted he had hoped for a call-up, but said he would keep scoring runs in domestic cricket and leave selection to the selectors.
2nd Unofficial Test: NZ A’s Lower Order Frustrates India After Mukesh, Siraj Heroics
Unofficial Test: India A’s bowlers were made to work hard for their wickets as New Zealand A’s lower order turned the contest around on Day 3 of the second unofficial Test at Hagley Oval, stretching their first-innings total to 424 and securing a 78-run lead on Monday. India A reached 32 for no loss in their second innings at stumps, with Yashasvi Jaiswal and B Sai Sudharsan reducing the deficit to 46.
Heaphy, Lennox Frustrate India 'A' As New Zealand ‘A’ Escape With Draw
New Zealand: India A were denied a remarkable victory by New Zealand A’s last-wicket resistance as the first unofficial Test ended in a draw in Lincoln on Tuesday. Curtis Heaphy remained unbeaten on 90, with Jayden Lennox holding firm alongside him, as the hosts finished at 187/9 while chasing 313, surviving until fading light brought an end to the contest with 18 overs remaining.
Padikkal's 199 Puts India ‘A’ In Command After Stunning Recovery Against NZ ‘A’
Devdutt Padikkal: Devdutt Padikkal came within one run of a double century as India 'A' overturned their first-innings deficit to seize control of the opening unofficial Test against New Zealand A in Lincoln on Monday. The left-hander’s 199 powered India A to 488/8 at stumps on Day 3, stretching the overall lead to 284 runs after the hosts had posted 317 in their first innings.
Padikkal, Sudharsan Rescue India 'A' After Another Failure For Rahul, Jaiswal
Devdutt Padikkal: Devdutt Padikkal and B Sai Sudharsan mounted a determined response to New Zealand A’s first-innings dominance, but India A remained 98 runs behind at stumps on the second day of the opening unofficial Test here on Sunday, with KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal enduring another disappointing outing.
KL Rahul, Jaiswal Fail As New Zealand A Rout India A On Opening Day
KL Rahul: India A endured a difficult opening day against New Zealand A in the first unofficial Test in Lincoln, with the hosts exploiting favourable seam conditions to bowl out the visitors for 113 before building a 22-run lead by stumps on Saturday.
Bumrah, Washington, Nitish, Akash Deep Return To India’s Squad For Tests Against New Zealand
ICC World Test Championship: Premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah, along with off-spinning all-rounder Washington Sundar, seam-bowling all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy, and pacer Akash Deep have returned to India’s 16-member squad for the upcoming two-match Test series in New Zealand.
McSweeney, Beardman Set Up Big Australia A Win Over India A In First One-dayer
Nathan McSweeney: Nathan McSweeney hit a century and medium pacer Mahli Beardman ripped open India A’s top order with a 4-23 haul as Australia A won by 125 runs in the first of the three-match 'One-day' series at the Siechem Stadium in Puducherry on Tuesday.
Australia A Put India A On The Brink After Dominant Third Day In Puducherry
Siechem Stadium: Australia A took a firm grip on the second and final four-day game against India A, setting the hosts a daunting 365-run target after a productive third day at the Siechem Stadium in Puducherry on Thursday.
Todd Murphy Helps Australia A Hold Upper Hand As India Trail By 236 Runs
Todd Murphy: Off-spinners Todd Murphy and Corey Rocchiccioli accounted for three crucial wickets to push India A onto the back foot and hand Australia A the upper hand on day two of the second and final four-day game at the Siechem Stadium here on Wednesday.
Rehab Is A Journey, Not Frustration, Missing Competitive Action Made Me Value It More: Sai Sudharsan
CAP Siechem Ground: Known for his obsessive work ethic and unyielding love for spending long hours in the batting nets, India top-order batter B Sai Sudharsan has said his recent injury-enforced spell on the sidelines served as a valuable learning curve rather than a source of frustration.
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