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Justin Greaves had a maiden five-wicket haul to go past Stuart Broad’s record of four consecutive maiden overs, as Pakistan were bowled out for 282 in reply to West Indies’ 311. Justin Greaves celebrates after completing his historic five-wicket haul in five consecutive maiden overs against Pakistan in Tarouba. Image Credit: Al Jazeera Justin Greaves […]

India’s all-round series win was capped with a strong tour in Harare as captain Shreyas Iyer claimed his second win. India once again showed the depth and control in the young squad for the hosts after earlier knocking down Zimbabwe with 219/5 and 192/5. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s explosive 49-ball 81 set up India’s total of 192/5.

Zimbabwe started well in the chase, but regular wickets broke their momentum and they were bowled out for 129 in 17.5 overs. The result underlined India’s batting depth, control under pressure and growing confidence in the series. India’s big win over Zimbabwe in Harare, where India sealed the T20I series 2-0. Image Credit: NDTVSports India

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became the youngest player in the history of men’s international cricket to score a half-century Mayank Yadav and Prince Yadav starred with the ball as India restricted Zimbabwe to 125 for 7 before chasing down the target in 13.2 overs. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi celebrates his record-breaking 18-ball fifty during India’s seven-wicket victory over Zimbabwe

India needed a near-perfect chase after England piled up 387, powered by Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell, and Rohit nearly delivered it. But England’s late surge with the bat and India’s bowling struggles proved decisive in the end. Rohit Sharma celebrates his century at Lord’s after producing a vintage ODI masterclass in India’s series defeat

India were pegged back to 125-5 in England’s reply, but Root’s composed finish, backed up by handy contributions from Sam Curran, Will Jacks and Gus Atkinson, took the hosts to their target. Jasprit Bumrah made history with an early strike but it wasn’t enough for India. Joe Root celebrates after guiding England to a four-wicket