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‘Kavya Maran bhi chupke se dekh rahi hogi’ – Fans react as Pat Cummins completes three consecutive five-wicket hauls against Pakistan

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Australia skipper Pat Cummins has taken three consecutive five-wicket hauls against Pakistan in the ongoing three-match Test series. In the second Test played in the last week of 2023 (Boxing Day Test), he took a 10-for for the game (five wickets each in both innings). Both spells proved crucial as the Asian side was going ahead in the game. In the first innings, in reply to Australia’s 318, the Shaheens were going well with 124/1.

However, thanks to Cummins’ five wickets for 48 runs, the visitors were bowled out for 264. With this, the World Test Championship holders got a lead of 64 runs. Despite losing four for 16 runs, they managed to get 262 runs, asking Pakistan to chase 317 runs. In the last innings, the Shan Masood-led side was going well with 219/5, needing 98 runs to win in Australia after 1994.

However, once again, Cummins took a five-wicket haul and helped the team win the game by 79 runs. With this, they have managed to win the series 2-0 with the ongoing third Test to go.

Pat Cummins picks another five-wicket haul in the ongoing Sydney Test

In the ongoing New Year’s Test match, the Shan Masood-led side won the toss and elected to bat first. Once again, their batting collapsed, and lost four wickets for 47 runs. Cummins took the wickets of Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel. After this, Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Agha scored a fifty each and took the team to over 200 runs.

The Aussie skipper took the wickets of Rizwan, Sajid Khan, and Hasan Ali to reduce the opposition to 227/9. However, Ameer Jamal, who made his debut in the ongoing series, is batting with Mir Hamza and has put together 37 runs and counting with the latter batting on naught and Jamal batting on 40.

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Andy Roberts Declares Mohammed Shami as India’s Best Bowler

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West Indies cricket legend Andy Roberts has lauded Mohammed Shami as India’s most skilled pacer, emphasizing his superiority in effectiveness and consistency over others, including Jasprit Bumrah. While acknowledging Bumrah’s ability to claim crucial wickets, Roberts expressed that Shami’s control, seam positioning, and adaptability under diverse conditions set him apart.

Roberts critiqued Mohammed Siraj, stating he has yet to reach the same level as Bumrah and Shami. He highlighted that Shami’s ability to relentlessly hit good lengths and extract movement makes him India’s standout bowler. He urged Indian cricket to focus more on nurturing such talent for long-term success in international cricket.

Roberts’ observations offer a fresh perspective on India’s pace attack dynamics, sparking debates among cricket fans worldwide.

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Lumbini Lions Seek Redemption; Karnali Yaks and Pokhara Avengers in Critical Clash

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In the Nepal Premier League (NPL), the struggling Lumbini Lions are set to face the confident Chitwan Rhinos in a bid to break their losing streak. The Lions, yet to register a win after four matches, risk elimination unless they turn their form around. The Rhinos, with three wins, are aiming to solidify their top-tier standing.

In the day’s second match, the Karnali Yaks, fresh off two consecutive victories, are eager to maintain their momentum as they face the Pokhara Avengers. For the Avengers, a win is crucial to revive their campaign and keep playoff hopes alive. The Yaks, currently mid-table, are striving for consistency as they target a secure playoff position.

Both matches are critical for defining the tournament’s playoff landscape, as teams fight for survival and dominance. Fans can expect thrilling action as these sides battle for vital points.

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Ben Curran’s Zimbabwe Call-Up: A Historic Moment for the Curran Legacy

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Ben Curran, brother of England cricketers Sam and Tom Curran, has earned his maiden call-up to Zimbabwe’s ODI squad for the upcoming series against Afghanistan. The Curran family has deep ties to Zimbabwean cricket, with Ben’s father, Kevin Malcolm Curran, and grandfather, Kevin Patrick Curran, representing Zimbabwe internationally.

The series begins with T20Is on December 11, followed by ODIs and Tests. Ben will feature exclusively in the 50-over format. A left-handed batter, Ben boasts an impressive domestic career, averaging 33.30 in List A and 34.70 in first-class cricket. His inclusion reflects Zimbabwe’s reliance on talent with global exposure.

Zimbabwe’s ODI squad, led by Craig Ervine, also features rising stars like Newman Nyamhuri. The T20I side, captained by Sikandar Raza, includes dynamic players like Blessing Muzarabani and Ryan Burl, signaling a balanced blend of experience and youth for the challenging series ahead.

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