McCullum Proves a Point by Winning Headingley’s Second Investec Test Match
June 10, 2015 R K Gupta
ECB, England Cricket, ICC, McCullum, New Zealand Cricket, Test CricketNew Zealand captain had to swallow his pride after holding an upper hand on first three days of first Investec Test match at Lords. When New-Zealand lost in dramatic circumstances over the last two days, McCullum was confident that his team could still win playing in the same manner. He was proved right in the […]
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Despite the Loss, Magnanimous McCullum Stands Tall at Mecca of Cricket
May 29, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, England Cricket, ICC, McCullum, New Zealand Cricket, Test CricketNew Zealand might have lost the first test at Lords but one man, who remained the focus of everyone’s attention, was Brendon McCullum. He flew into England after playing nearly 40 days of T20 cricket in the sweltering summer heat of tropical Indian cities and transformed himself to the needs of classical test cricket. It […]
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Ben Stokes emerges as the hero in England test match victory against New Zealand
May 26, 2015 John Welsh
Ben Stokes, Cricket, England Cricket, New Zealand Cricket, Test CricketWhen a team amasses a total of 523 in their first innings to lead by 134 runs, they should not expect to face defeat in a test match, but that’s exactly what happened to the New Zealand cricket team in the first test match at Lords when facing England. Kane Williamson had registered 132 of […]
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Series win eludes England as West Indies claim unlikely Third Test victory
May 4, 2015 John Welsh
Cricket, England Cricket, Test Cricket, West Indies CricketPrior to the recently concluded three test series between West Indies and England, incoming England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Colin Graves declared that there may be some enquires if the tourists could not beat a ‘mediocre’ West Indies team. Following a 1-1 draw after three tests, English captain Alastair Cook described his comments […]
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Stubborn resistance from West Indies denies England as James Anderson creates bowling history
April 18, 2015 John Welsh
Cricket, England Cricket, Test Cricket, West Indies CricketAfter a cricket World Cup in Australia and New Zealand during which the performance of the England team was widely criticised, the test match squad hoped to regain some prestige for the much-maligned players when facing West Indies in Antigua. Although England failed to secure a morale boosting victory, the achievements of bowler James Anderson […]
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India Play Second Fiddle at Sydney, Face Australia’s Mammoth Score as They Bat
January 8, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, Cricket Australia, indian cricket, Indian Sport News, Test CricketOn the second at SCG, Steve Smith duly completed his century but Shane Watson missed his. Already in a commanding position, they found two more warriors on the second day of the final test. Shaun Marsh and Joe Burns frustrated the second-rate bowling attack from India and produced a 114-run fifth wicket partnership. After Joe […]
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New Zealand Shock Sri Lanka with one of Test-Cricket’s Biggest Turnarounds
January 7, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, New Zealand Cricket, Sri Lanka, Test CricketAt the end of the second day, Sri Lanka led New Zealand by 135 runs on the first innings and on the third day morning, New Zealand began their second innings at 22/0 and lost five wickets at 159. With only 5 second innings wickets in hand, they had only a slender 24 run-lead over […]
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South Africa Beat West Indies by Eight Wickets to Win Series, Rein at Top in Tests
January 7, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, South African cricket, Test Cricket, West Indies CricketWest Indies literally lost the match on the fourth day itself, when Marlon Samuels’ impatience got the better of him. He became too wary of being kept quiet for long and Harmer benefitted from his sudden desire to hit a six. After that the slide had come in a rush. Until that point, West Indies […]
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India Toil All Day as Australia Refuse to Succumb to Sub-Standard Bowling Attack
January 7, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, Cricket Australia, indian cricket, Indian Sport News, Test CricketIt was just like the first day of the Adelaide test. David Warner scored his first century of year 2015 and the new Australian captain is on the verge of another century of the series as he is still unbeaten on 82. Keeping him company is Shane Watson, also not out on 61. Unfortunately for […]
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Dramatic West Indian Collapse Gives South Africa a Decisive Edge in Third Test
January 6, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, South African cricket, Test Cricket, West Indies CricketAt one time on the fourth day, it looked as if the West Indies were moving towards something great as Samuels and Chanderpaul continued to build the innings. Chanderpaul played very watchfully and dealt with every ball on its merit. Samuels, on the other hand went on punishing Harmer. West Indies progressed easily and still […]
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| 1 | PRANNOY H. S. | 62,410 |
| 2 | Viktor AXELSEN | 61,500 |
| 3 | CHOU Tien Chen | 58,580 |
| 4 | Jonatan CHRISTIE | 55,060 |
| 5 | Anthony Sinisuka GINTING | 52,440 |