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Saturday 14 January 2017
Ranji Trophy 2016-17 Final, Mumbai vs Gujarat, Day 5 - Live blog
Live updates from the fifth and final day of the Ranji Trophy 2016-17 final between Mumbai and Gujarat in Indore
Latham, Williamson fifties lift New Zealand
Latham remained unbeaten on 65, while the New Zealand captain compiled a sure-footed 53 to guide the hosts to 186 for 2 at Tea, still 409 runs behind Bangladesh's total
Vijay Shankar to lead TN in Syed Mushtaq Ali T20s
The move to promote Vijay Shankar to the captaincy was widely expected once it became apparent that Abhinav Mukund was unlikely to lead the T20 side
New Zealand lose Raval after Bangladesh notch up 595
Kamrul Islam Rabbi bagged the scalp of Raval as the hosts ended up at 55 for 1, still trailing by 540 runs at Lunch on Day 3
Always regarded myself as top-order batter: Duminy
The left-handed batsman composed a fluent innings of 155 to propel South Africa to 426 in their first innings of the third Test against Sri Lanka
Friday 13 January 2017
Sri Lanka's apathy comes to the fore
The visitors enjoyed arguably their best period of the series on Day 2 of the Johannesburg Test but even that failed to put them in control of the game
Abhishek Nayar - Mumbai's No 7
The Mumbai all-rounder has scored 588 runs (at 45.23) and taken 24 wickets (at 27.70) so far this season
Wade content with telling contribution in Australia's win
The keeper-batsman scored a ton and shared a crucial 82-run stand with Glenn Maxwell to propel the hosts to a match-winning total in Brisbane
SA quicks dent Sri Lanka before bad light forces early end
Vernon Philander and Kagiso Rabada picked up two wickets apiece to leave the tourists stranded on 80 for 4 on Day 2
WBBL 2017: Sydney Sixers stay on top; Stars move up to second spot
Sydney Sixers registered their eighth win of the tournament while Adelaide Strikers crashed to their sixth defeat
Shakib spurred on to record-breaking feat by Wellington's PA system
The Bangladesh all-rounder scored a double hundred in a record-breaking 359-run stand with Mushfiqur Rahim
Ben Stokes eager for IPL experience
The England all-rounder confirmed putting himself forward for the player auctions for IPL 2017
Sri Lanka lose early wicket in uphill response
Nuwan Pradeep and Lahiru Kumara bagged four wickets apiece to dismiss South Africa for 426 in their first innings
Nayar, Tare set Gujarat 312 for victory
Priyank Panchal's aggressive 34 took Gujarat to 47 for no loss at the end of day four, leaving them with 265 more to score or bat out 100 overs of the final day to clinch the title
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