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November 05, 2019

Australia vs Pakistan, 1st T20I


Australia vs Pakistan, 1st T20I
Fakhar Zaman was dismissed for a golden duck in the first over after Australia opted to bowl.

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November 05, 2019

Steve Smith special guides Australia to series lead




Steve Smith anchored Australia's chase with free-flowing 80. © Getty
Steve Smith neutralised the impact of Pakistan captain Babar Azam and big-hitter Iftikhar Ahmed (62 off 36) - even beating the Pakistan captain to the shot of the match - to guide the hosts to a seven-wicket win in Canberra. A contrasting middle-overs performance with the bat cost Pakistan the game, despite the sort of start Azam provided and the manner in which Iftikhar finished things off in the first innings. In the end, Smith's undefeated 80 off 51 balls helped Australia overcome Pakistan's 150/6 with seven wickets and nine balls to spare.
Babar Azam got a 38-ball 50. He must've given Pakistan a good start?
He did.
There was an early contender for the shot of the game - later usurped during a Steve Smith special - when he went forward early to a Mitchell Starc ball that was slightly short, and still managed to drive it exquisitely through cover for four. He began with a lot of confidence, taking on right-armer Kane Richardson and forcing Aaron Finch to use extra protection on the off-side ring.
Why did Pakistan only get 32 in the PowerPlay then?
Because there was no support for the skipper. A woefully out-of-sorts Fakhar Zaman came into the fixture with an average of nine in his previous 11 innings, and didn't do anything to improve that sorry figure. Azam kept him off strike for majority of the first three overs and took up the task of playing his shots to allow the left-hander to ease himself in. But Zaman chose to go for broke in search of runs and ended up mistiming the seventh ball he faced - hitting to David Warner at mid-off - and trudging back for just two runs.
Haris Sohail put in a repeat telecast of his dismissal from Sydney - backing away to the leg side to pull a short ball. This time too, the ball flew off the leading edge, giving Kane Richardson one of the most straightforward catches off his own bowling.
The two breakthroughs put a spanner in the works for Pakistan and ensured Australia kept up their excellent PowerPlay output for 2019 - of picking at least two wickets and not over 41 runs.
How crucial was the performance in the middle overs?
It was eventually the difference maker.
While Pakistan went from 32 for 2 in 6 overs to 62 for 3 in 10 and 83 for 4 in 14, Australia waltzed through, going from 48 for 2 to 86 for 2 to 109 for 3 in the 6th, 10 and 14th overs respectively. Pakistan did well to put a lid on David Warner's early onslaught by dismissing him and his opening partner, but a partnership for the third wicket between Smith and Ben McDermott - worth 58 runs - meant Pakistan were never able to completely turn the tables on the home side.
Ashton Agar (2 for 23 in 4 overs) was at the helm of Australia's middle-over impact, taking out Mohammad Rizwan and the big-hitting Asif Ali in the space of two overs, that saw Azam swiftly running out of partners. On the other hand, Smith was ably supported by McDermott (21 off 22) and then by Ashton Turner to ease Australia through the chase.
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Saturday, November 2, 2019

Brisbane Heat Women Adelaide Strikers Women
November 02, 2019

Brisbane Heat Women Adelaide Strikers Women

Brisbane Heat Women Adelaide Strikers Women

Match Center Time on Earth: 13:02




TEAM


BH-W


AS-W




ROLE OF THE PLAYER




Maddy Green Batsman




Grace Harris




Laura Harris




Mikayla Hinkley




Sammy-Jo Johnson




Jess Jonassen Bowler




Amelia Kerr Allrounder




Delissa Kimmince Bowler




Charli knotted




Beth Mooney Batsman




Georgia Prestwidge




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Courtney Grace Sippel




DETAILS OF THE PARTY




Harrup Park, Mackay




Series




Big Bash Women's League




Season




2019/20




Hours of play (local time)




15h00 start, first session 15h00-16h30, interval 16h30-16h50, second session 16h50-18h20




Match days




November 3, 2019 (more than 20 games)




The referees




Australia Steven Farrell




Australia David Taylor




Match referee




Australia Kepler Wessels




Head-to-head




FIVE LAST MATCHES SERIES DATE / TOURNAMENT




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139




lost to




143/2




AS-W 11/02/19 Women's Big Bash League




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160/7




hit




117/7




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136/2




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172/7




AS-W 12/01/18 Women's Big Bash League




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122/2




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119/7




AS-W 12/30/17 Big Bash League Women




BH-W




114/1




hit




113/6




AS-W 12/28/17 Women's Big Bash League
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Tim Seifert, the first-rate foreigner looking for New Zealand
November 02, 2019

Tim Seifert, the first-rate foreigner looking for New Zealand

Tim Seifert, the first-rate foreigner looking for New Zealand




Tim Seifert, the first-rate foreigner looking for New Zealand








Tim Seifert hits the ball upside down AFP


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"Great memories, yes, it was a beautiful day and I hope to have another tomorrow."








Long before #BoundaryCountback (Sorry, Jimmy), but before that, Tim Seifert came out under Wellington's lights and was enraged. It was only his tenth participation in international cricket, his first participation as a New Zealand star, and in the end, he had not only played a leading role in giving India its biggest defeat against T20I, but was also preparing to enter. wild card in the World Cup team. That was his X factor, that day was worth 84 rounds of 43 rounds.








The fairy tale did not end well with Seifert injured at the wrong time, but he's back and another ICC trophy is hiding in the distance. The 24-year-old is an added value for any T20 strike line with his variety of unorthodox shots, ranging from down-the-line shots against an extreme pace to ingenious little shots on the boxer's head, all which made a lot of sense when, after the 80 hits of India, he faced the cameras and said, "A bit funny when they told me I'd open the tickets." YouTubed Brendon McCullum and I have saw some of their tickets. "








READ ALSO: Pressure on Guptill and Munro in the midst of New Zealand's first-rate struggles








Only New Zealand has too many hitters. Martin Guptill and Colin Munro are the first incumbents, whose pace was decisive in keeping the team's execution rate at 8.69. No other team, having played a minimum of 15 T20, has scored more points since the last T20 World Cup. It is expected that Kane Williamson, who was supposed to play these games against England but had to retire due to injury, is in shape again before the practice starts on November 21st. He rarely beats below his 3rd position in all forms of play.








All this means that Seifert often had to behave like a stranger. "To be honest, I would like to be on top or beat all three or anywhere," he said Saturday when he returned to Wellington, where he was. He announced himself first. "We started this series here against India last year, so I hope we can do the same."














New Zealand is 0-1 against England, largely because of a bad start. They lost a first game in the third and the other followed since the last ball of the game Powerplay, allowing the team to catch up the rest of the round. Coach Gary Stead has already spoken of the difficulty of selecting four top-notch spotters in the same eleventh, although Seifert seemed to like being in a competition for places.








"Personally no, I do not think at all tense," he said after beating No. 3 against England on Friday. "I think it's pretty good, we have people there to talk about how we're going to improve as individuals, Munro and Guptill are world-class players, it's amazing to have them here And yes, once Kane comes in, we'll have to think about it and it's up to the coaches and the coach to decide. "








Much of New Zealand's success lies in the confidence of its players and its rapid adaptation. But now it seems that one jurisdiction disagrees with the other. They have a player who is not fit, Guptill, but it has served them well in the past. They also have a limited number of matches to find backup copies. Seifert could be a good scream if he has time to lie before being pressured by his first senior ICC tournament.
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Saqib Mahmood debuts as England seek to build on opening win
November 02, 2019

Saqib Mahmood debuts as England seek to build on opening win

England won the draw and chose to play against New Zealand









Saqib Mahmood, the fast thrower of Lancashire, had the opportunity to make his debut in the second game of the T20I against New Zealand in Wellington, while England seeks to secure his victory of seven victories in the first match on Friday in Christchurch.








Saqib, whose natural attributes of fast bowling earned him 28 wickets at 18:50 in the Lancashire Royal London's 50-year campaign last summer, enters the original eleven instead of Tom Curran, who rested to manage his return of a secondary voltage.








"He's a guy who offers some calm and calm in high pressure situations a bit in front and at the end," said Eoin Morgan, captain of England, after Saqib received his cap of former drummer and Lancashire Sky Sports commentator David Lloyd. .








"It's something you dream about when you were a child," Saqib told Sky Sports before the match started. "I still have to pinch myself to start in about an hour."








"Morgs told me yesterday, he was taking a nap in the afternoon and he sent me an SMS to tell me the good news."








Morgan won the draw and decided to play his second consecutive game. He hoped it would be the same after his first lap.








"We expect the Black Caps to come back strong, so we're looking forward to a good competitive game," said Morgan, confirming that Saqib was the only change on the side, meaning Dawid Malan will reopen with Jonny Bairstow. "Sounds good, but it's a different step, so it's a different challenge."








"It was a very successful game here last year, so I hope we can get a good score on the board and defend it," said Tim Southee, New Zealand captain, who confirmed that James Neesham would come by his side instead of Scott Kuggeleijn








With Sam Curran, Pat Brown and Lewis Gregory making their T20I debut in the first game of the five-game series, the selection of Saqib means that all players, topless, of the team, with the exception of two of them, have now been bloodied. Somerset starter Tom Banton and teammate Saqib in Lancashire Matt Parkinson will have to wait their turn.








New Zealand: 1 Martin Guptill, 2 Colin Munro, 3 Tim Seifert (week), 4 Ross Taylor, 5 Grandma Colin, 6 Daryl Mitchell, 7 Mitchell Santner, 8 James Neesham, 9 Tim Southee (Capt), 10 Lockie Ferguson , 11 Ish Sodhi








England: 1 Dawid Malan, 2 Jonny Bairstow, 3 James Vince, 4 Eoin Morgan (Capt), 5 Sam Billings (Week), 6 Lewis Gregory, 7 Sam Curran, 8 Chris Jordan, 9 Saqib Mahmood, 10 Adil Rashid, 11 Pat Brown
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November 02, 2019

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November 02, 2019

  • PR Stirling
    c Kotze b Scholtz
    25
    21
    4 4
    0 0
    119.04
    KJ O'Brien
    c Davin b Shikongo
    17
    14
    0 0
    1
    121.42
    A balbirnie
    c Shikongo b Williams
    46
    35
    5 5
    0 0
    131.42
    GJ Delany
    b Groenewald
    4 4
    6 6
    0 0
    0 0
    66.66
    HT Tector
    lbw b Groenewald
    7 7
    7 7
    0 0
    0 0
    100.00
    GC Wilson (c) †
    b Williams
    11
    12
    0 0
    0 0
    91.66
    Getkate SC
    c Davin b Smit
    6 6
    7 7
    0 0
    0 0
    85.71
    MR Adair
    c Davin b Williams
    17
    7 7
    0 0
    2
    242.85
    Simi Singh
    c Viljoen b Smit
    0 0
    3
    0 0
    0 0
    0.00
    CA Young
    not out
    1
    2
    0 0
    0 0
    50.00
    WB Rankin
    b Smit
    0 0
    1
    0 0
    0 0
    0.00
    Extras
    1 (w 1)
    Total
    135 in total (19.1 Overs, RR: 7.04)
    Falls from the wickets: 1-35 (Kevin O'Brien, 4.5 ov), 2-49 (Paul Stirling, 6.3 ov), 3-71 (Gareth Delany, 9.1 ov), 4-85 (Harry Tector, 11.3 ov), 5-106 (Andy Balbirnie, 14.6 ov), 6-117 (Gary Wilson, 16.5 ov), 7-119 (Shane Getkate, 17.2 ov), 8-120 (Simi Singh, 17.6 ov), 9-135 (Mark Adair, 18.5 ov), 10-135 (Boyd Rankin, 19.1 ov)
    BOLS O M R ECON WD NB
    Z Groenewald 4 0 20 2 5.00 0 0
    C Viljoen 1 0 9 0 9.00 0 0
    JJ Smit 3.1 0 19 3 6.00 0 0
    B Shikongo 1 0 6 1 6,00 0 0
    CG Williams 4 0 34 3 8.50 0 0
    BM Scholtz 4 0 29 1 7.25 0 0
    MG Erasmus 2 0 18 0 9.00 1 0
    Namibia Innings (goal: 136 points from 20 points)
    batsmen
    R
    Yes
    4s
    6s
    SR
    SJ Baard
    c Simi Singh b Getkate
    17
    18 years
    1
    0 0
    94.44
    N Davin
    lbw b Delany
    5 5
    7 7
    0 0
    0 0
    71.42
    JP Kotze
    c & b Simi Singh
    4 4
    7 7
    0 0
    0 0
    57.14
    CG Williams
    lbw b Delany
    1
    7 7
    0 0
    0 0
    14.28
    Erasmus Erasmus (c)
    c Rankin b Adair
    51
    34
    7 7
    0 0
    150.00
    ZE Green †
    st † b Wilson Simi Singh
    9 9
    11
    1
    0 0
    81.81
    JJ Smit
    b Rankin
    10
    13
    0 0
    1
    76.92
    C Viljoen
    c Adair b Simi Singh
    4 4
    5 5
    0 0
    0 0
    80.00
    Z Groenewald
    c O'Brien Rankin
    2
    6 6
    0 0
    0 0
    33.33
    BM Scholtz
    not out
    2
    3
    0 0
    0 0
    66.66
    B Shikongo
    c Balbirnie b Adair
    0 0
    1
    0 0
    0 0
    0.00
    Extras
    3 (lb 1, nb 2)
    Total
    108 total (18.2 Overs, RR: 5.89)
    Wickets drop: 1-6 (Nikolaas Davin, 1.4 ov), 2-11 (JP Kotze, 2.6 ov), 3-20 (Craig Williams, 5.3 ov), 4-42 (Stephan Baard, 8.4 ov), 5-78 (Zane Green, 11.6 ov), 6-92 (Gerhard Erasmus, 14.4 ov), 7-97 (Christi Viljoen, 15.5 ov), 8-106 (JJ Smit, 17.2 ov), 9 -107 (Zhivago Groenewald, 17.6 ov), 10-108 (Ben Shikongo, 18.2 ov)
    BOLS O M R ECON WD NB
    Mr. Adair 3,2 0 9 2 2,70 0 0
    GJ Delany 4 0 23 2 5,75 0 0
    Simi Singh 4 0 25 3 6.25 0 0
    SC Getkate 3 0 25 1 8,33 0 2
    WB Rankin 3 0 17 2 5.66 0 0
    CA Young 1 0 8 0 8.00 0 0
    Match Details
    Dubai International Cricket Stadium
    Series
    ICC T20 World Cup Qualification, Men
    Shake
    Ireland, chosen to strike first
    Match Player
    Ireland: Simi Singh
    Result of the series
    Ireland won the 3rd place of the dams
    Correspondence number
    T20I no. 996
    Season
    2019/20
    Hours of play (local time)
    14h10 beginning, first session 14h10-15h35, interval 15h35-15h55, second session 15h55-17h20
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