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Sri Lanka 299 for 8 (Dilshan 110, Sangakkara 71, Munaf 2-43) beat India 225 (Dhoni 67, Perera 3-36, Randiv 3-40) by 74 runs… These two have binged on each other since July 2008, but what promises to be the one for the road went Sri Lanka’s way, ending their run of losses in big home [...] |
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New Zealand 288 (Taylor 95, Styris 89, Nehra 4-47, Praveen 3-43) beat India 88 (Tuffey 3-34, Oram 2-16, Mills 2-26) by 200 runs… New Zealand got their tri-series campaign off to a rollicking start by thrashing India by 200 runs in the opening match at Dambulla International Stadium in Dambulla on Tuesday. Chasing a vict… |
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England 251 and 118 for 1 (Strauss 53*, Trott 53*) beat Pakistan 72 and 296 (Haider 88, Ajmal 50, Swann 6-65) by nine wickets… England completed their sixth successive Test victory – and opened up a 2-0 npower series lead over Pakistan – with nine wickets to spare on the fourth afternoon at Edgbaston. Only [… |
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Pakistan 72 and 291 for 9 (Gul 9*, Asif 13*, Swann 6-60) lead England 251 by 112 runs… Against all expectation Pakistan carried the second Test into the fourth day against an increasingly agitated England team as Zulqarnain Haider played the innings of his life to defy the hosts with 88 off 200 balls. When [...] |
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Pakistan 72 and 19 for 1 (Farhat 10*, Azhar 5*) trail England 251 (Pietersen 80, Trott 55, Ajmal 5-82) by 160 runs… England were well on course for a 2-0 lead in the npower Test series despite a Pakistan fightback on day two at Edgbaston. Kevin Pietersen and Jonathan Trott shared a century stand between [...] |
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India 436 (Sehwag 109, Raina 62, Randiv 4-80) and 258 for 5 (Laxman 103*, Tendulkar 54, Randiv 5-82) beat Sri Lanka 425 (Samaraweera 137*, Sangakkara 75, Ojha 4-115) and 267 (Samaraweera 83, Mendis 78) by five wickets… The final day of the Test series lived up to its billing with India emerging victorious in a [...] … |
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England 112 for 2 (Trott 31*, Pietersen 36*) lead Pakistan 72 (Anderson 4-20, Broad 4-38) by 40 runs… Stuart Broad and James Anderson took four wickets apiece as England bowled Pakistan out for 78, before reaching 112 for two in reply on the first day of the second npower Test at Edgbaston. Broad was impressive [...] |
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India 436 and 53 for 3 (Vijay 27, Randiv 3-20) need another 204 to beat Sri Lanka 425 and 267 (Samaraweera 83, Mendis 78)… Jolted by three quick wickets, India were left with the tricky task of scoring 204 runs for victory on a fifth day track after allowing Sri Lanka to stage a remarkable [...] |
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Sri Lanka 425 (Samaraweera 137, Sangakkara 75, Ojha 4-115, Ishant 3-72) and 45 for 2 (Sehwag 2-11) lead India 436 (Sehwag 109, Raina 62, Laxman 56, Randiv 4-80) by 34 runs… Fortunes ebbed and flowed on the third day with India sneaking ahead by the close. The hosts undermined a blistering knock by Virender Sehwag [...]<… |
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India 180 for 2 (Sehwag 97*, Tendulkar 40*) trail Sri Lanka 425 (Samaraweera 137, Sangakkara 75, Ojha 4-115, Ishant 3-72) by 245 runs… Virender Sehwag (97*) and Sachin Tendulkar (40*) took India to 180/2 at stumps on the second day of the third and final Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo on Wednesday. Scorecard | [...]<… |
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