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Sunday 22 January 2017
Hayat hands Hong Kong seven-wicket win over Scotland
Chasing 206, Hong Kong skipper led the way with an unbeaten 79 in the opener of United Arab Emirates Tri-Nation Series
It is a childhood dream to play at the SCG: Warner
Swashbuckling Australian opener continued his purple patch with a belligerent 119-ball 130 to spearhead Australia to a convincing 86-run win over Pakistan, and a series win
Snapshots: Pakistan's dismal fielding, 1987 WC winners honoured
Tristan Lavalette captures the best plays of the day from the fourth ODI between Australia and Pakistan
Panchal, Gandhi fifties take Gujarat's lead to 359
Rest of India fought back with quick wickets in the final session to restrict Ranji winners to 227 for 8 in their second innings on Day 3
David Warner ton sets up Australia's series win
The hosts won the fourth ODI by 86 runs to take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-match series
Australia's WC winning squad of 1987 commemorated
The 14-member squad and three members of support staff were handed out medals for their triumph 30 years ago
Sloppy fieldwork lets Australia post mammoth total
David Warner scored his 12th ODI ton before Head and Maxwell bolstered the hosts to unprecedented advantage with a 100-run stand
Hayden, Boon and Wilson to be inducted in Australian Cricket Hall of Fame
Betty Wilson will become only the second woman cricketer, after Belinda Clark, to be included in the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame
Rain abandons play on Day 3 in Christchurch
Since no play was possible on Sunday, match will start half an hour in advance on the fourth day
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