India Vsa New Zeland second ODI - JAIPUR- Dec 01 2010 Score card

India beat New Zealand by eight wickets







 

























New Zealand innings:

M. Guptill c Saha b Ashwin 70
J. How c Saha b Sreesanth 5
K. Williamson b Patel 29
R. Taylor c Kohli b Pathan 15
S. Styris c Saha b Sreesanth 59
D. Vettori b Sreesanth 31
G. Hopkins not out 11
N. McCullum run out 12
K. Mills b Sreesanth 13
T. Southee not out 2
Extras (lb-5, w-6) 11
Total (eight wickets; 50 overs) 258
 Did not bat: A. McKay
 Fall of of wickets: 1-14 2-64 3-96 4-161 5-219 6-219 7-243
8-256.
 Bowling: Nehra 9-1-45-0, Sreesanth 9-1-47-4, Patel
8-0-34-1(w-2), Ashwin 10-0-52-1(w-1), Yuvraj 9-1-48-0(w-3),
Pathan 4-0-23-1, Raina 1-0-4-0.
 India innings:
M. Vijay b Vettori 33
G. Gambhir not out 138
V. Kohli c Taylor b McKay 64
Yuvraj Singh not out 16
Extras (w-8) 8
Total (two wickets; 43 overs) 259
 Did not bat: S. Raina, Y. Pathan, W. Saha, R. Ashwin, A.
Nehra, S. Sreesanth, M. Patel.
 Fall of wickets: 1-87 2-203.
 Bowling: McCullum 9-0-37-0 (w-1), Mills 7-0-49-0, McKay
7-0-59-1 (w-2), Styris 3-0-20-0, Vettori 8-0-32-1, Southee
5-0-33-0 (w-2), Williamson 4-0-29-0.



Best test match we have ever had...India Vs Australia Oct 05 2010


V V S Laxman battled severe back pain to single-handedly take India to a memorable victory over Australia with a gritty unbeaten 73 in a nail-biting first cricket Test on Tuesday in Mohali.

Laxman, who reserved his best for the Australians, played almost a lone hand in India's run chase of 216 as his experienced colleagues fell to poor shot selection and umpiring error as he guided India to one of its most memorable Test victories.

Sachin Tendulkar was the second highest Indian scorer with 38 while young Ishant Sharma contributed an invaluable 31 in the Test which went down the wire.

With the victory, India took an unassailable 1-0 lead in the series and retained the Border Gavaskar Trophy with their seventh highest run chase in history.

Match in a nutshell
Australia 428 (Shane Watson 126, Ricky Ponting 71, Tim Paine 92; Zaheer Khan 5-94) & 192 (Shane Watson 56) v India 405 (Sachin Tendulkar 98, Suresh Raina 86, Rahul Dravid 77; Mitchell Johnson 5-64) & 216-9 (VVS Laxman 73 not out).

Srilanka VS England Champions Trophy

England began their Champions Trophy campaign with a six-wicket triumph over Group B rivals Sri Lanka on Friday. Chasing Sri Lanka's 212 all out in 47.3 overs, England eased to 213 for four off 45 thanks to an unbeaten 62 in 83 balls from Eoin Morgan.

England slipped to 19 for two before Paul Collingwood launched a counter-attack, dominating a 63-run partnership with Owais Shah.Collingwood breezed to 46 off 51 balls with five fours and three sixes before chopping a delivery from fast bowler Lasith Malinga on to his stumps.
His dismissal brought Morgan to the crease and he and Shah combined for a 76-run stand off 94 balls.Shah was then caught by keeper Kumar Sangakkara off spinner Muttiah Muralitharan for a patient 44.

COMPETITIVE TOTAL
The left-handed Morgan went on to reach his half-century with his fifth boundary.
"We did not pick up wickets quickly enough and the Collingwood-Shah partnership was important to England," said Sri Lanka skipper Sangakkara.
"I thought Morgan understood his job very well and did the job required for his side. He played the anchor role that saw them through."
Earlier, half-centuries from Thilina Kandamby and Angelo Mathews helped Sri Lanka post a competitive total after slumping to 17 for four after being put in to bat.
Kandamby top-scored with 53 before being run out while Mathews chipped in with 52 as the pair combined for a sixth-wicket stand of 82.
Mathews was lucky on 51 when he appeared to have been run out after colliding with England seamer Graham Onions.
Although he was initially given out, Strauss called the batsman back.
Fast bowler James Anderson swung the new ball prodigiously, taking two for 11 in his opening seven overs before finishing with three for 20. All-rounder Stuart Broad also took three for 49.
The result leaves the group evenly poised with Sri Lanka, South Africa and England having won one game each.
On Sunday, England play hosts South Africa in Centurion while Sri Lanka meet New Zealand in Johannesburg.

Scoreboard after Englandbeat Sri Lanka by six wickets in the Champions Trophy Group Bmatch at the Wanderers, South Africa on Friday.

Scoreboard after Englandbeat Sri Lanka by six wickets in the Champions Trophy Group Bmatch at the Wanderers, South Africa on Friday.

Sri Lanka innings

T. Dilshan c Morgan b Anderson 2

S. Jayasuriya c Prior b Onions 0

K. Sangakkara c Strauss b Onions 1

M. Jayawardena lbw b Anderson 9

T. Samaraweera c Collingwood b Broad 30

T. Kandamby run out 53

A. Mathews c Prior b Wright 52

N. Kulasekara not out 17

M. Muralitharan b Broad 18

L. Malinga b Broad 0

A. Mendis c Strauss b Anderson 5

Extras (lb-4, w-21) 25

Total (all out; 47.3 overs) 212

Fall of wickets: 1-7 2-7 3-17 4-17 5-81 6-163 7-176 8-1979-197 10-212.



Bowling:

Anderson 9.3-2-20-3 (3w),
Onions 10-0-58-2 (5w),
Broad 10-0-49-3 (5w),
Wright 6-0-34-1 (1w),
Collingwood 8-0-24-0(2w),
Swann 4-0-23-0 (1w).



England innings

A. Strauss c Kandamby b Kulasekara 9

J. Denly lbw b Kulasekara 5

O. Shah c Sangakkara b Muralitharan 44

P. Collingwood b Malinga 46

E. Morgan not out 62

M. Prior not out 28

Extras (lb-7, w-11, nb-1) 19

Total (four wickets; 45 overs) 213

Fall of wickets: 1-9 2-19 3-82 4-158.

Did not bat: Luke Wright, Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, JamesAnderson, Graham Onions.



Bowling:

Malinga 9-0-43-1 (3w, 1nb),

Kulasekara 9-1-42-2 (3w),

Mathews 8-2-26-0 (1w),

Mendis 9-0-35-0 (1w),

Muralitharan 10-0-60-1 (3w).

Pakistan v West Indies - Champions Trophy



Pakistan beat West Indies by five wickets in their Champions Trophy Group A match in South
Africa on Wednesday.
: West Indies 133 (N. Miller 51) v Pakistan 134-5

Scoreboard after Pakistan beat West Indies by five wickets in the
ir Champions Trophy Group A match
at the Wanderers in Johannesburg, South Africa on Wednesday.



West Indies innings

D. Richards c & b Aamer 1
A. Fletcher c Nazir b Rana Naved 7
D. Smith c U. Akmal b Gul 18
T. Dowlin c K. Akmal b Aamer 0
F. Reifer c Misbah b Gul 7
D. Bernard b Aamer 6
D. Sammy b Ajmal 25
C. Walton lbw b Gul 0
N. Miller c Malik b Afridi 51
T. Best st K. Akmal b Ajmal 8
G. Tonge not out 4
Extras (w-5, nb-1) 6
Total (all out, 34.3 overs) 133

Fall of wickets: 1-2 2-11 3-14 4-36 5-43 6-47 7-47 8-85
9-121
Bowling:
Aamer 7-1-24-3 (w-1),
Rana Naved 7-0-26-1 (w-2,nb-1),
Gul 8-2-28-3 (w-2),
Afridi 8.3-0-39-1,
Ajmal 4-0-16-2.


Pakistan innings
I. Nazir b Tonge 5
K. Akmal c Walton b Tonge 5
S. Malik c Walton b Tonge 23
M. Yousuf c Walton b Tonge 23
Misbah ul-Haq c Walton b Bernard 6
U. Akmal not out 41
S. Afridi not out 17
Extras (lb-2, nb-3, w-9) 14
Total (for five wickets, 30.3 overs) 134

Fall of wickets: 1-5 2-21 3-54 4-61 5-76

Bowling:
Sammy 7-0-29-0,
Tonge 10-3-25-4 (w-1, nb-2),
Best 6.3-0-50-0 (w-5, nb-1),
Bernard 7-0-28-1 (w-3)

Group B fixtures (champions trophy)

Sept. 24 South Africa v New Zealand, Centurion

Sept. 25 England v Sri Lanka, Johannesburg

Sept. 27 New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Johannesburg

Sept. 28South Africa v England, Centurion

Sept. 29 England v New Zealand, Johannesburg

Oct. 2&3 Semi-finals Oct. 5 Final

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