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Australia 184 for 5 (Warner 72, Watson 54) beat India 135 (Rohit 79*, Tait 3-21, Nannes 3-25) by 49 runs… David Warner smashed a rapid 72 as Australia thrashed India by 49 runs in the teams’ opening Super Eights match in the World Twenty20 at the Kensington Oval here on Friday. Left-handed opener Warner’s in… |
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South Africa 170 for 4 (de Villiers 47*, Morkel 40) beat New Zealand 157 for 7 (Ryder 33, Botha 3-23) by 13 runs… Albie Morkel’s quickfire 40 helped take South Africa to a comfortable 13-run win in their opening Super Eights match against New Zealand at the World Twenty20 on Thursday. His innings at the [...] … |
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England 148 for 4 (Pietersen 70*) beat Pakistan 147 for 9 (Butt 34, Yardy 2-19) by six wickets… Kevin Pietersen returned to form with a confident 52-ball 70 not out, as England’s powerful new batting line-up capitalised on a spirited display from their bowlers – as well as some poor fielding from Pakistan &#… |
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South Africa 139 for 7 (Kallis 34, Hamid 3-21) beat Afghanistan 80 (M Morkel 4-20, Langeveldt 3-12) by 59 runs… South Africa reached the Super Eights of the ICC World Twenty20 as they brushed aside Afghanistan’s challenge in Barbados. The Proteas triumphed by 59 runs after dismissing the minnows – playing in a m… |
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England 120 for 8 (Morgan 45) vs Ireland 14 for 1 – match abandoned… England inched their way into the Super Eights after a tense washed-out contest at Providence, as the same Guyana weather that had contributed to their downfall against West Indies came to their aid in a fraught and low-scoring contest against th… |
