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Tejal hasabnis: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Minnu Mani, Kate Peterson Take Five-fors Each As Australia ‘A’ Take A Slight Edge
But Maddy Darke: On a swinging day of red-ball cricket action in the unofficial four-day game, India ‘A’ captain, off-spinner Minnu Mani and Australia ‘A’ pacer Kate Peterson took five-wicket hauls each at the Kerrydale Oval on Friday.
But Maddy Darke’s unbeaten 54 not out has meant Australia ‘A’ are slightly ahead as they reached 164/7 in their second innings at stumps and are currently leading India ‘A’ by 192 runs. On a day in which 15 wickets fell, Kate’s 5-16 helped Australia ‘A’ take a slender 28-run lead after bowling out India ‘A’ for 184.
India ‘A’ started Friday at the overnight score of 100/2, but suffered early blows as Kate dismissed overnight batters Tejal Hasabnis (32), and Shweta Sehrawat (40), before removing Sajana Sajeevan for a duck -- all three within eight deliveries.
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Minnu Mani, Priya Mishra Share Nine Wickets To Put India ‘A’ In Pole Position
Captain Minnu Mani: Captain Minnu Mani and leg-spinner Priya Mishra picked nine wickets collectively and put India ‘A’ in pole position on Day One of the one-off four-day game against Australia ‘A’ at the Kerrydale Oval on Thursday.
Priya Mishra's Five-for Helps India ‘A’ Beat Australia ‘A’ By 171 Runs In Last 50-over Game
Great Barrier Reef Arena: Leg-spinner Priya Mishra grabbed a sensational five-wicket haul to help India ‘A’ thrash Australia ‘A’ by 171 runs and secure a consolation win in the third 50-over match at the Great Barrier Reef Arena on Sunday.
Maddy Darke’s Unbeaten Ton Carries Australia ‘A’ To 8-wicket Win Over India ‘A’
Great Barrier Reef Arena: Opener Maddy Darke slammed an unbeaten 106 and carried Australia ‘A’ defeated India ‘A’ by eight wickets to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match 50-over series at the Great Barrier Reef Arena on Friday.
Tejal, Raghvi Fifties In Vain As Australia ‘A’ Beat India ‘A’ In First One-dayer
Great Barrier Reef Arena: Half-centuries by Raghvi Bist and Tejal Hasabnis went in vain as opener Katie Mack stepped up to hit a fine 129 and steer Australia ‘A’ to a four-wicket victory in the first one-dayer against India ‘A’ at the Great Barrier Reef Arena here on Wednesday.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31
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