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Sri Lanka 293 for 4 (Sangakkara 75, Samaraweera 65*, Jayawardene 56) vs India… Sri Lanka batted determinedly to gain control of the deciding Test in conditions that promised more parity with bat and ball after the run-fest in the previous game at the SSC. In a much improved bowling performance, the Indian seamers got de… |
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England 354 (Morgan 130, Collingwood 82, Asif 5-77) and 262 for 9 dec (Prior 102*, Gul 3-41) beat Pakistan 182 (Gul 65*, Anderson 5-54) and 80 (Anderson 6-17) by 354 runs… James Anderson crowned a thoroughly impressive victory for England at Trent Bridge by collecting a 10-wicket haul in a Test for the first time. [...]… |
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Pakistan 182 (Gul 65*, Anderson 5-54) and 15 for 3 (Farhat 6*, Aamer 0*) trail England 354 and 262 for 9 dec (Prior 102*, Gul 3-41) by 419 runs… England ended the third day at Trent Bridge in total control of the match and poised to seal a massive win, having reduced Pakistan to 15 [...] |
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Pakistan 147 for 9 (Gul 30*, Asif 0*, Anderson 5-49) trail England 354 (Morgan 130, Collingwood 82, Asif 5-77, Aamer 3-41) by 207 runs… England’s fast bowlers harnessed hostile conditions at Trent Bridge to run through Pakistan and take a vice-like grip on the first npower Test. Pakistan simply could not come to grips… |
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Sri Lanka 642 for 4 dec (Sangakkara 219, Jayawardene 174, Paranavitana 100) and 129 for 3 dec (Sangakkara 42*, Paranavitana 34) drew with India 707 (Tendulkar 203, Raina 120, Mendis 4-172)… The second Test laboured to its predictable end but not without some encouraging signs for India on the final day. The tenth-wicket… |
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England 331 for 4 (Morgan 125*, Collingwood 81*) vs Pakistan… A maiden Test century of astoundingly even temperament by Eoin Morgan allowed England to carve out an enviable position in the first npower Test at Trent Bridge. When England’s number six entered proceedings at 118 for four, seven overs into the afternoon, … |
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India 669 for 9 (Tendulkar 203, Raina 120) lead Sri Lanka 642 for 4 dec by 27 runs… Star batsman Sachin Tendulkar hit 203 and debutant Suresh Raina made 120 as India bettered Sri Lanka’s run-spree in the high-scoring second Test on Thursday. India, kept on the field for the first two days during Sri [...] |
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India 382 for 4 (Tendulkar 108*, Sehwag 99, Raina 66*) trail Sri Lanka 642 for 4 decl by 260 runs… Sachin Tendulkar led India’s attempt to stay alive in the series on an attritional day at the SSC, battling his way, supported by VVS Laxman and Suresh Raina, to a determined century that took India [...] |
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Sri Lanka 256 for 2 (Paranavitana 110*, Sangakkara 103) vs India Captain Kumar Sangakkara and Tharanga Paranavitana struck centuries as Sri Lanka laid the foundation for a mammoth first innings total in the first Test against a lacklustre India here on Sunday. Sangakkara (103) notched up his 22nd century while Paranavitana (1… |
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Australia 253 and 334 (Katich 83, Hilfenhaus 56*, Gul 4-61) beat Pakistan 148 and 289 (Butt 92, North 6-55, Smith 3-51) by 150 runs… Marcus North claimed the remarkable figures of 6 for 55 to join Shane Watson on the brand-new neutral honours board at Lord’s, while Steven Smith chipped in with three key scalps [..… |
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