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Harry Brook and Joe Root hit contrasting centuries in a 53-run win over Sri Lanka to seal England’s 2-1 one-day international series victory Tuesday. Brook smashed an unbeaten 136 off just 66 balls with nine sixes and 11 fours and Root followed his half-century in the second ODI with 111 off 108 balls as England…
1:33 PM IST: In reply, Australia commenced their first innings positively, with openers Jake Weatherald and Travis Head forging a 57-run stand before the former fell victim to Ben Stokes, dismissed LBW for an unconvincing 21. Weatherald had looked scratchy, but his partner, the aggressive Travis Head, looked in supreme touch. Head was joined by Marnus…
12:40 IST: In reply, Australia commenced their first innings positively, with openers Jake Weatherald and Travis Head forging a 57-run stand before the former fell victim to Ben Stokes, dismissed LBW for an unconvincing 21. Weatherald had looked scratchy, but his partner, the aggressive Travis Head, looked in supreme touch. Head was joined by Marnus Labuschagne,…
07:15 IST: By the end of the morning session, the pair had added a vital 57 runs off just 66 balls, setting the stage for a potentially big first-inning total. Root is unbeaten on 31, and Brook stands tall on 23, both looking set to play the long game. The Australian bowlers, while decent, struggled…
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Jo Root and Harry Brook performed memorable in the Oval Test match against the Indian team. Both of them played century innings in the runchase from England. Joe Root scored 105 runs off 152 balls with the help of 12 fours, this was the 39th century of Test career of Root. Root has now defeated…
Jos Buttler and Liam Dawson were the stars of the show as England start their new era in T20Is under Harry Brook with a win against the West Indies on Friday, June 6. Buttler got his highest score on home soil with a calculated and destructive innings of 96 from 59 balls, while the returning…
England vice-captain Ollie Pope joked about keeping England captain Ben Stokes off the field as West Indies crumbled under pressure on Day 4 of the second Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Chasing a massive target of 385 runs, West Indies were bundled out for 143 runs handing England a massive win by 241 runs. As…
England beat West Indies by 241 runs on Day 4 of the second Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on Sunday, July 21. The hosts set a massive target of 385 runs for the West Indies to make a comeback in the series but they failed to replicate their first innings heroics and got bowled out…
England finished Day 3 of the second Test in a commanding position on 248/3 leading by 207 runs in the second innings. Joe Root (37*) and Harry Brook (71*) saw England to stumps with their unbeaten 108-run stand. Earlier in the day, West Indies got all out for 457 in their first innings and took…