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2nd Test: New Zealand level series with hard-fought victory over Bangladesh | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: In a gripping encounter at Mirpur's Shere Bangla Stadium, New Zealand managed to level the two-match series against Bangladesh with a hard-fought four-wicket win on the fourth day of the second Test. Ajaz Patel's exceptional bowling performance, claiming six wickets, set the stage for a challenging chase, ultimately secured by Glenn Phillips and Mitchell Santner's resilient partnership.As it happened: Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 2nd TestNew Zealand skipper Tim Southee described the match as a "bit of scrap" but expressed satisfaction with the team's ability to come out on the "right side of it." He noted, "The guys trusted their ways. The way Phillips and Santner play, it's on the attacking side to the other players. And they did that."The Kiwis faced a daunting task of chasin...
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New logo of ICC T20 World Cup unveiled ahead of 2024 editions | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday unveiled the new logo the ICC T20 World Cup for both men and women's editions next year."The pinnacle of international T20 cricket just got a vibrant makeover with the unveiling of the new visual identity for the ICC T20 World Cup. This global cricket spectacle, renowned for its fast-paced action and electrifying moments, will now be represented by a dynamic brand identity that captures the essence of the game's relentless energy," said ICC said in a statement issued on Thursday.The logo, a creative fusion of bat, ball, and energy, symbolises the core elements of international T20 cricket.The T20 lettering dynamically transforms into a swinging 'bat,' encapsulated within a dynamic 'ball.' This visual representation underscor...
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2nd Test: Bangladesh in charge against New Zealand despite bizarre Mushfiqur Rahim dismissal | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: In a riveting start to the second Test between Bangladesh and New Zealand at Mirpur's Shere Bangla Stadium, a flurry of wickets set the tone for an action-packed day of cricket on Wednesday. Mushfiqur Rahim's rare obstructing-the-field dismissal added a unique twist to the contest, ultimately leaving New Zealand in a challenging position.As it happened: 2nd TestBangladesh struggled with batOpting to bat first, Bangladesh faced early setbacks as they slumped to 47/4 within 15 overs, courtesy of a formidable display by New Zealand's spin duo, Mitchell Santner (3-65) and Ajaz Patel (2-54). However, Mushfiqur Rahim (35) and Shahadat Hossain (31) orchestrated a crucial 57-run partnership, stabilising the innings until the 41st over.Turning point - A 'bizarre dismissal'The turning ...
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Bangladesh 25/0 in 10.0 Overs | Bangladesh vs New Zealand 2nd Test Day 1 Live Cricket Score: Bangladesh opt to bat against New Zealand – The Times of India

LIVE NOWTHE TIMES OF INDIA | Dec 06, 2023, 09:49:01 ISTBangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto won the toss and elected to bat as his team bids for its first Test cricket series victory over New Zealand. Bangladesh leads the two-match series after winning the opener by 150 runs and retained the same starting lineup for the second Test. Offspinner Nayeem Hasan, who hurt a finger on Tuesday, was deemed fit to play as Bangladesh aimed again to unsettle New Zealand with a strong spin attack. New Zealand made one change with left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner replacing leg-spinner Ish Sodhi. Bangladesh: Mahmudul Hasan, Zakir Hasan, Najmul Hossain Shanto (captain), Mominul Haque, Mushfiqur Rahim, Shahadat Hossain, Mehidy Hasan, Nurul Hasan, Nayeem Hasan, Taijul Islam, Shoriful Islam. New Zeal...
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Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 1st Test: Tim Southee refuses to attribute New Zealand’s loss to World Cup exhaustion | Cricket News – Times of India

In the aftermath of the opening Test in Sylhet, New Zealand cricket captain Tim Southee acknowledged that Bangladesh, in their ever-improving form, outplayed his team to win the match. Southee refrained from attributing the defeat to any lingering fatigue among the players from the ODI World Cupcampaign. Alongside five other teammates, Southee, who was part of the squad that lost to India in the semi-finals just two weeks prior, entered the Test series in Bangladesh.New Zealand had a demanding schedule since September, which included limited-overs matches in England and Bangladesh, but Southee chose to commend the prowess of the Bangladesh team rather than citing the busy itinerary as a factor in his team's defeat."You look at the way the Bangladesh bowlers were able to apply pressure f...
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1st Test: Taijul’s 10 wickets fashions Bangladesh’s memorable win against New Zealand – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam showcased a stunning bowling performance, claiming a match haul of 10 wickets, to lead Bangladesh to a commanding 150-run victory against New Zealand in the opening Test in Sylhet on Saturday.Facing a target of 332 on a turning track, New Zealand entered the final day at 113/7, navigating a challenging situation against Bangladesh's spin-heavy attack on a dry and turning pitch.Despite a valiant fifty from overnight batterDaryl Mitchell (58) and a brief resistance from skipper Tim Southee (34), Bangladesh's spinners proved too much for the visitors.As it happened: 1st TestTaijul Islam, with figures of 6-75 in the second innings, played a pivotal role in Bangladesh's triumph and deservedly earned the player-of-the-match award.In the absence of seve...
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Bangladesh beat New Zealand by 150 runs in first Test

New Zealand‘s Daryl Mitchell bats during the fourth day of the first test cricket match at Sylhet, Bangladesh, Friday, Dec. 1, 2023. | Photo Credit: AP Taijul Islam grabbed a 10-wicket match haul to hand Bangladesh a famous 150-run win over New Zealand in the first Test in Sylhet on Saturday. The left-arm spinner returned second innings figures of 6-75 to bowl New Zealand out for 181.Set a target of 332 runs, the visitors stuttered to reach 113-7 at stumps on the fourth day. Their last three wickets could only add another 68 runs on the final day, with top scorer Daryll Mitchell, 58, the first batter to fall. New Zealand never got going in the second innings, losing opener Tom Latham without a single run on the scoreboard. Wickets fell steadily from there. Taijul swiftly removed danger...
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1st Test: Glenn Phillips claims four as New Zealand restrict Bangladesh to 310/9 | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Spinner Glenn Phillips delivered impressive figures of 4-53 as New Zealand limited Bangladesh to 310-9 before bad light curtailed play on the opening day of the first Test in Sylhet on Tuesday.Chosen over Rachin Ravindra, Phillips played a pivotal role in taking crucial wickets, while opener Mahmudul Hasan's resilient knock of 86 off 166 balls provided Bangladesh with a solid foundation for a substantial total.Opting to bat first, the hosts had moments of dominance against New Zealand but lost key wickets at crucial junctures. Kiwi bowlers Ajaz Patel (2-76) and Kyle Jamieson (2-52) contributed to the dismissals.Bangladesh's captain Najmul Hossain Shanto and former captain Mominul Haque each contributed 37 runs, forming partnerships of 53 and 88 runs with Mahmudul for the seco...
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World Cup: Australia aim to win big against Bangladesh | Cricket News – Times of India

PUNE: Escape to victory lifts a team. There is no escaping this sports truism. But despite the stunning match-winning unbeaten double hundred by Glenn Maxwell, it will be hard to argue that the batter was in total control of his shots. Plus, Afghanistan had put them on the mat and only the inexperience and jangling nerves denied them a pathbreaking win. When Australia play Bangladesh in their last league engagement of the World Cup at Gahunje in a 'day' game on Saturday, Pat Cummins’ mates will be a buoyed lot.Having sealed a semifinal date againstSouth Africa in Kolkata on Nov 16, they cannot look too far ahead. They must remain mindful about the task at hand — of beating Bangladesh — but cannot totally ignore the desirability of winning big. For, if Australia remain third in the leagu...
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Adam Zampa’s control of length has made him almost unplayable: Daniel Vettori | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Adam Zampa's exceptional control over his length has been a key factor in his success, making him nearly unstoppable in the World Cup, according to Australia's spin bowling coach Daniel Vettori.Zampa currently leads the wicket-taker's list among spinners in the tournament, securing 20 wickets from eight games at an impressive average of 19.20. If Australia advance to the finals, Zampa could potentially become the highest wicket-taker in the ODI showpiece.Despite a slow start against India, the 31-year-old leg-spinner found his rhythm and delivered outstanding performances, taking four-wicket hauls against Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and the Netherlands.Zampa's ability to maintain precise control over his length, coupled with his other cricketing skills, has made him a formidable for...
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Australia to take late call on Glenn Maxwell for World Cup clash with Bangladesh | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Australia are yet to make a final decision on Glenn Maxwell's availability for their upcoming World Cup match against Bangladesh in Pune on Saturday.The all-rounder displayed incredible resilience by batting through severe cramps, including in his calf, shin, hamstring, and toes, as well as experiencing back spasms during the thrilling victory over Afghanistan in Mumbai on Tuesday.Despite Maxwell's remarkable double-century that secured Australia's place in the semi-finals against South Africa, the team is carefully considering his physical condition before confirming his participation in the upcoming match.Bowling coach Daniel Vettori shared this information on Friday, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding Maxwell's fitness for the crucial game against Bangladesh."He's de...
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Watch: Angelo Mathews gestures ‘timed out’ after dismissing Shakib Al Hasan | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Sri Lankan all-rounder Angelo Mathews on Monday exacted sweet revenge for his 'timed out' dismissal by claiming the wicket of Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan during the World Cup match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.Earlier in the day, Mathews had become the first player in the 146-year history of international cricket to be given timed out as he had taken more than the regulation two minutes to take strike when he came out to bat.The 36-year-old cricketer faced issues with his helmet, and after surpassing the time limit, Shakib made an appeal, leading the umpire to rule the batsman out.Mathews failed to reach the crease within the stipulated time of two minutes. As per the MCC laws, a batsman is required to be prepared to face the next ball within three minutes of a...
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‘Chalo ji…bass yehi bacha tha!!!’: Social media reacts after Angelo Mathews given out in a rare ‘timed out’ dismissal | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka's Angelo Mathews created an unwanted record on Monday as he became the first player to be given out in a rare 'timed out' dismissal during the Bangladesh-Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.Mathews failed to reach the crease within the stipulated time of two minutes. As per the MCC laws, a batsman is required to be prepared to face the next ball within three minutes of a dismissal.However, in the specific playing conditions outlined for the ICCWorld Cup 2023, the time limit for the incoming batsman is just two minutes.As soon as the bizarre dismissal happened, former cricketers and experts reacted strongly on social media platform 'X', formerly Twitter, coming out in full support of Mathews.!(function(f, b, e, v, n, t, s) { fun...
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What is ‘Timed Out’ rule in cricket | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: The Angelo Mathews' 'timed out' dismissal, during the Bangladesh-Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match in Delhi, sparked a controversy as well as a need of an explanation about the rule which has never been used in international cricket until today.Lankan batter Mathews on Monday became the first cricketer to be given 'timed out' in the history of the game.Here is the MCC law which explains the nitty-gritty of the ‘timed out’ dismissal:MCC law 40.1 (Out - Timed Out)Rule 40.1.1 states:After the fall of a wicket or the retirement of a batter, the incoming batter must, unless Time has been called, be ready to receive the ball, or for the other batter to be ready to receive the next ball within 3 minutes of the dismissal or retirement.If this requirement is not met, the incoming batter w...
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Angelo Mathews becomes first to be ‘timed out’ in international cricket | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: In a bizarre turn of events, Sri Lanka batter Angelo Mathews on Monday became the first cricketer to be given 'timed out' in the history of international cricket.The incident occurred during the Bangladesh-Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. After the dismissal of Lankan batter Sadeera Samarawickrama in the 25 over of the innings, Mathews was the next man in but he seemed to have issues with the strap of his helmet and was late on taking the strike.The former Lankan captain took over two minutes to assume the batting position due to helmet issues. During this delay, Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan made an appeal, which was upheld by the on-field umpire.As per MCC law 40.1 (Timed Out) - A batter has to be ready to receive the next ball wi...
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World Cup, India vs South Africa: Eden Gardens awaiting a special Virat Kohli birthday – Times of India

KOLKATA: The Team India juggernaut rolls into the City of Joy with the focus firmly on Virat Kohli.Sunday's top-of-the-table clash against South Africa will go a long way in deciding who will finish at the top of the heap. India, with a blemish-free campaign so far, are primed for that spot. South Africa, with an aberration against the Netherlands - forgotten since it happened - will be looking to alter that.However, on Sunday, it will be King Kohli who will hog all the limelight, particularly as it also happens to be his birthday.On this special day, when he turns 35, Kohli would be looking to make it spectacular with a century, the 49th in ODIs that he missed in Mumbai.Equalling Sachin Tendulkar on this milestone will be the icing on the cake that Kohli will perhaps cut in the company...
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World Cup not over for Pakistan, says skipper Babar Azam after beating Pakistan | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's captain, Babar Azam, expressed his unwavering hope on Tuesday, believing that despite the challenging circumstances, there's still a chance for his team to secure a spot in the World Cup semi-finals.Presently, Pakistan hold six points, positioning them in fifth place within the 10-team table. However, their pathway to the semi-finals faces substantial hurdles, with Australia in fourth place boasting eight points and a game in hand.Similarly, New Zealand holds the third spot, also with eight points, having played one game fewer.The situation leaves Pakistan with a tough challenge to overtake these teams in the standings to secure a coveted semi-final spot. Despite the odds, Azam remains optimistic and hopeful that his team can make a strong push in the remaining mat...
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ODI World Cup: Pakistan desperate in must-win clash against Bangladesh as semifinal hopes dwindle | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Facing the stark reality of an almost extinguished chance at a spot in the semifinals, Pakistan enters a crucial showdown against Bangladesh in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup. Their desperation to snap a four-match losing streak and regain some semblance of pride in their tournament campaign is palpable.With just four points in their tally, Pakistan's aspirations for a maximum of ten points by the close of the league stage seem increasingly improbable.Three teams currently outpace Pakistan in the points table, setting a formidable challenge for the former champions to secure a spot in the knockout stage.The resurgence of Australia and the emergence of New Zealand as a dominant force in the tournament further complicate Pakistan's path to the semifinals. While India and South A...
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World Cup, Bangladesh vs Netherlands: Bangladesh face Netherlands in a battle to stay alive | Cricket News – Times of India

Bangladesh have lost four-straight matches but a win over the Dutch will keep them in hunt for semisKOLKATA: Not all roads will lead to Eden Gardens when the iconic venue stages its first ICC World Cup match of this edition on Saturday. At a time when the local people are soaking in the festive season here, the mediocre performances of Saturday's contesting sides-Bangladesh and the Netherlands-have failed to generate much interest among cricket lovers.Languishing at the bottom half of the points table with just two points at the midway stage of the competition, even the sides' most optimistic supporters would hesitate to back their teams to conjure a miracle now.At best it should be a journey to restore some pride for them from here on, with chances of playing the role of the occasional...