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Saturday, 4 March 2017
Clinical all-round bowling flattens NZ's chances in series decider
Rabada picked up three wickets while Tahir and Phehlukwayo picked up two apiece to dismiss the hosts for a paltry 149
Vijay ruled out of second Test with shoulder injury
The India Test opener injured his right shoulder while diving during the first Test in Pune
Afridi to miss PSL final with injured hand
The flamboyant all-rounder received 12 stitches to his right hand after he injured himself while attempting a catch of Kieron Pollard against Karachi Kings in the third qualifying final
Ojha eyes county stint to stay relevant
The 30-year-old left-arm spinner last played for India in Sachin Tendulkar's farewell Test in 2013, bagging the Man of the Match award
Morgan stars as England take 1-0 lead
Sam Billings (52) and Ben Stokes (55) also did well with the bat while Chris Woakes and Liam Plunkett bagged four-wicket hauls
Kamran Akmal, Wahab Riaz carry Peshawar Zalmi to PSL final
Pollard threatened to nullify Akmal's 65-ball 104, but Peshawar Zalmi did enough to setup a summit clash against Quetta Gladiators
Friday, 3 March 2017
Vijay Hazare Trophy: Parthiv, Bumrah power Gujarat to second spot
Rishabh Pant missed his century by just one run but sealed first win for Delhi; Sheldon Jackson became only the second Indian to be given out obstructing the field in List A cricket
Jason Gillespie in radar for short-term coaching stint at Kent
The former Australian pacer is scouted to cover for the county's newly appointed assistant coach Allan Donald, who has visa issues
Morris, Phehlukwayo among first-time CSA central contract recipients
Quinton de Kock and Kagiso Rabada have been promoted to the elite player group and awarded multi-year contracts
Matt Henry still a fine bowler: Gary Stead
The Canterbury coach expressed his sympathy for Henry missing out on a spot in Test squad for South Africa series
Confident Ireland target series win
The William Porterfield-led side will look to continue their winning run after overcoming UAE by 85 runs in the first game
Spin the chink in India's armour
Raging turners bring opposition spinners into the game as well as highlight the home batsmen's deficiencies
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