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U19 Asia Cup: Abhigyan Kundu's Unbeaten 209 Guides India To A Massive Win Over Malaysia
Asia Cup Group: Abhigyan Kundu delivered a record-breaking innings to lead India to a dominant win over Malaysia in their Under-19 Asia Cup Group A match in Dubai. He scored an impressive 209 not out off 125 balls as India set a total of 408 for 7, bowling Malaysia out for just 93.
Kundu came in at No. 5 in the 11th over and anchored India’s innings all the way to the end. His score ranks among the highest in youth cricket. However, Kundu’s double hundred does not have official youth ODI status. Jorich Van Schalkwyk from South Africa holds the recognised double century with his 215 off 153 balls against Zimbabwe earlier this year in Harare. Bangladesh’s Soumya Sarkar also scored 209 off 135 balls against Qatar in 2012, but that match lacked official status as well.
Kundu took control after Vaibhav Suryavanshi got India off to a quick start with a 50 off 26 balls. Kundu then formed a massive 209-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Vedant Trivedi, who made 90 off 106 balls. This partnership lasted from the 11th to the 41st over. When Trivedi was out, Kundu was already well set with 128 off 92 balls.
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Asia Cup: Mohammad Nabi's Late Blitz Powers Afghanistan To 169/8 Against Sri Lanka
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium: Veteran all-rounder Mohammad Nabi unleashed a powerful blitz as a masterclass in death-overs batting by hammering 60 off just 22 balls, including hitting six sixes, and powering Afghanistan to 169/8 against Sri Lanka in a must-win Asia Cup Group B clash at the Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium here on Thursday.
Asia Cup: Nissanka, Hasaranga Power Sri Lanka To Four-wicket Win Over Hong Kong (Ld)
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Pathum Nissanka hit a composed 44-ball 68 while Wanindu Hasaranga slammed a late cameo of 20 not out off just nine balls to guide Sri Lanka to a nervy four-wicket win over Hong Kong in their Asia Cup Group B clash at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Monday.
Asia Cup: Nissanka, Hasaranga Power Sri Lanka To Four-wicket Win Over Hong Kong
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Pathum Nissanka hit a composed 44-ball 68 while Wanindu Hasaranga slammed a late cameo of 20 not out off just nine balls to guide Sri Lanka to a nervy four-wicket win over Hong Kong in their Asia Cup Group B clash at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Monday.
Asia Cup: Nizakat Khan’s Unbeaten 52 Takes Hong Kong To 149/4 Against Sri Lanka
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Nizakat Khan’s unbeaten 52 off 38 balls powered Hong Kong to a competitive 149/4 against Sri Lanka in their Asia Cup Group B clash at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Monday.
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Asia Cup: Kuldeep Stars As India Restrict Pakistan To 127/9 Despite Shaheen’s Cameo
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Result Is More Important Than Finishing 1-2 Overs Earlier: Hridoy
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium: Middle-order batter Towhid Hridoy has defended Bangladesh's approach during their chase against Hong Kong in their Asia Cup opener, insisting that his side was more focussed on winning the game rather than focusing on net run-rate.
Asia Cup: Litton Das’ 59 Leads Bangladesh To Seven-wicket Win Over Hong Kong (Ld)
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium: Skipper Litton Das starred with a fluent 59 off 39 balls as Bangladesh registered their first-ever T20I win over Hong Kong by cruising to a seven-wicket victory in their Asia Cup Group B game at the Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium on Thursday.
Asia Cup: Litton Das Leads Bangladesh To Seven-wicket Win Over Hong Kong
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium: Skipper Litton Das starred with a fluent 59 off 39 balls as Bangladesh registered their first-ever T20I win over Hong Kong by cruising to a seven-wicket victory in their Asia Cup Group B game at the Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium on Thursday.
Asia Cup: Nizakat And Zeeshan Carry Hong Kong To 143/7 Against Bangladesh
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium: Despite having sluggish starts, Nizakat Khan and Zeeshan Ali hit 42 ad 30 respectively as Hong Kong posted 143’7 in their allotted 20 overs against Bangladesh in the Asia Cup Group B clash at the Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium on Thursday.
Iyer’s Exclusion Stands Out, Should Have Been A Part Of Asia Cup Squad, Says Paranjape
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Former India cricketer and selector Jatin Paranjape believes Shreyas Iyer’s omission from the Asia Cup squad is notable and he should have been included in the 15-member team for the multi-nation tournament happening in the UAE from September 9-28.Iyer’s exclusion stands out, should have been a part of Asia Cup squad, says Paranjape
Just Pick Best Openers, Finishers, Rest Can Float Around As Per The Situation, Says Panchal
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: With all eyes on what squad India would pick for the upcoming Asia Cup, set to happen in the UAE from September 9-28, former cricketer Priyank Panchal feels the focus should be on selecting the best openers and finishers, while making rest of the batting order flexible as per a given situation.
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