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  by    Cricbuzz Staff   •    Published on   Sat, Mar 11, 2023, 11:46 AM Share Tweet Shubman Gill has scored an unbeaten 65 © BCCI Shubman Gill's half-century led India's confident reply to Australia's 480 on the third morning at Ahmedabad. On a pitch that still held firm, with only intermittent puffs of dust coming off, India's top order played in a fairly confident fashion right through. It began with the runs coming at a good clip as Rohit Sharma and Gill met Australia's fire with fire. https://www.builtinaustin.com/ company/strongest-sleeping- pills https://www.builtinboston.com/ company/strongest-sleeping- pills https://www.builtinchicago. org/company/strongest- sleeping-pills https://www.builtincolorado. com/company/strongest- sleeping-pills https://www.builtinla.com/ company/strongest-sleeping- pills https://www.builtinseattle. com/company/strongest- sleeping-pills https://www.builtinsf.com/ company/strongest-sleeping- pills https://www.bui...

West Indies bag four as South Africa extend lead to 138 by    Cricbuzz Staff   •    Published on  Fri, Mar 10, 2023, 03:52 PM Share Tweet West Indies picked up four wickets in the morning session on Day 3 © AFP West Indies continued their comeback trail in the Test match with a strong showing on the third morning, which saw them pick four wickets while conceding only 65 runs. South Africa's lead now stands at 138 runs with six wickets in hand. Dean Elgar was the first to fall, steering a wide ball from Kyle Mayers straight to gully and that wicket in the first over of the day set the tone. Mayers struck again in the same spell, this time bowling Tony de Zorzi off an inside edge. West Indies also accounted for the in-form Aiden Markram after getting an lbw review wrong against him. On the brink of drinks, Kemar Roach produced a jaffa that straightened in the fourth stump channel and caught Markram's edge. https://www.builtinaustin.com/ company/strongest...

  Khawaja's 14th Test ton makes it Australia's day by    Cricbuzz Staff   •    Published on  Thu, Mar 9, 2023, 05:15 PM Share Tweet A famous Test hundred in India for Usman Khawaja © BCCI On a pitch that played better than any other so far in the 2023 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia won a crucial toss and put on a  solid batting show . Usman Khawaja, with his 14th Test ton, put on pivotal partnerships with Steve Smith first and Cameron Green later to help the visitors get their noses ahead. Led by the steadfast Khawaja, Australia showed that they were ready to grind India out in the first session after the hosts had started in wayward fashion. After having been forced to warm up out of the main playing area because of the political attendance at play ahead of the day's play, India's pacers began by spraying the ball all over the place. Mohammed Shami began with a big wide that landed in front of second slip, and proceeded to test KS Bharat ...

  by    Bertus de Jong   •    Published on   Mon, Mar 6, 2023, 04:14 PM Share Tweet Bermuda, Cayman Islands and Panama secure a place alongside Canada in the Americas final © Getty Favourites Bermuda went unbeaten through the ICC Americas T20 World Cup Sub-Regional Qualifier to seal a place in the regional finals with a match to spare, while a strong showing from the Cayman Islands saw them take the runners-up spot. Unfancied Panama clung on to claim the third qualification berth on net run rate ahead of the Bahamas and hosts Argentina, the latter falling just short in their final match against the Caymans. The three sides secure a place alongside Canada in the Americas final, to be held in Bermuda in late September, where the four teams will compete for a spot at the 2024 T20 World Cup. Originally intended to be an eight-team tournament, Suriname and Brazil both withdrew in the lead up to the competition and Belize ran into visa difficulties en-r...