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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 347 for 6 (Strauss 154, Trott 110) beat Bangladesh 203 (Mahmudullah 42, Bopara 4-38) by 147 runs… Andrew Strauss produced one of the finest one-day innings by an England player as they swept to a crushing 144-run win over Bangladesh and a 2-1 NatWest Series triumph. If there were any remaining doubts over the [.… |
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Bangladesh 236 for 7 (Kayes 76, Shahzad 3-41) beat England 231 (Trott 94, Shafiul 2-38) by five runs… Bangladesh produced a performance of immense spirit and character as they secured their first victory over England in any format with a famous five-run win at Bristol. In an extraordinary finale, Ian Bell limped out at … |
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England 251 for 4 (Bell 84*, Strauss 50) beat Bangladesh 250 for 9 (Raqibul 76, Siddique 51) by six wickets… Ian Bell marked his recall to the one-day international arena with an assured 84 not out as England won the opening match of the NatWest Series at a canter under lights in Nottingham. Bell, batting [...] |
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England 214 for 9 (Strauss 87, Bollinger 3-20, Tait 3-28) beat Australia 212 (Watson 61, Swann 4-37, Anderson 3-22) by one wicket… The finale was clumsy and ungainly, and it came as scant consolation for the wider sporting public on a day when the nation’s footballers were soundly thrashed by their own arch-enemie… |
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England 243 for 6 (Morgan 52, Strauss 51, Bollinger 3-46) beat Australia 239 for 7 (White 86*, Watson 57, Broad 4-44) by 4 wickets… Stuart Broad celebrated his 24th birthday with four wickets as England restricted Australia to a below par total in the second NatWest Series one-day international at the SWALEC Stadium. Br… |
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India 268 for 6 (Karthik 66) beat Sri Lanka 187 (Kapugedera 55*, Nehra 4-40) by 81 runs… India’s under-fire seam attack came good when it mattered, setting up MS Dhoni’s fourth win in seven tournament finals, a statistic that makes a mockery of India’s abysmal record in finals. The conditions did suppo… |
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England 268 for 6 (Morgan 103*, Harris 3-42) beat Australia 267 for 7 (Clarke 87*) by 4 wickets… Eoin Morgan once again proved England’s finisher as he guided them to a comfortable four-wicket win over Australia with a brilliantly-judged unbeaten century at the Rose Bowl. Morgan, whose previous one-day internation… |
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Sri Lanka 211 for 3 (Sangakkara 73, Jayawardene 53*) beat India 209 (Rohit 69, Maharoof 5-42) by seven wickets…. Skipper Kumar Sangakkara led from the front scoring 73 runs to help Sri Lanka chase down the target of 210 runs in the inconsequential 6th ODI of the Asia Cup in Dambulla. Sri Lanka’s Farveez Maharoof [… |
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