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Men's ODI WC: Need some of the juice he's having, says de Kock after Klaasen blasts 49-ball 90 in SA win
De Kock held South Africa's innings together after they lost two early wickets and raised two century stands -- a 131-run partnership with skipper Aiden Markram (60) and a sensational 142-run stand with Klassen (90 off 49) as South Africa raced to 382/5 in 50 overs.
Men's ODI WC: Mahmudullah ton in vain as South Africa ride de Kock's 174, Klaasen's 90 to 149-run win
Electing to bat first, South Africa had slumped to 30/2 in the Power-play before de Kock, with help from skipper Aiden Markram (60) and Klassen (90 off 49 balls), not only guided them to safety but put up a massive score of 382/5 in 50 overs.
Asian Para Games: India continues medal hunt with 16 medals; placed 5th in medal table
India had made a sensational start on Monday by winning six gold, six silver and five bronze medals. On Tuesday, they bagged three more gold medals, six silver and seven bronze medals, taking their tally to 34 medals.
Men's ODI WC: De Kock's blistering 174, Klaasen's blazing 90 help South Africa post 382/5 against Bangladesh
Electing to bat first, South Africa had slumped to 30/2 in the Power-play before De Kock, with help from skipper Aiden Markram (60) and Klassen (90 off 49 balls), not only guided them to safety but put them in a great position to secure their fourth win in the tournament.
Bishan Singh Bedi's last rites performed at Lodhi Crematorium ground
The spin legend died at the age of 77 at his farmhouse in Jaunapur, near here, on Monday after battling a prolonged illness.
Men's ODI WC: 'I was waiting badly to beat them', says Gurbaz after Afghanistan stun Pakistan
Afghanistan clinched their first-ever ODI triumph over Pakistan when they chased down a target of 283 for the loss of only two wickets at the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023
Men's ODI WC: 'It should be down to what engages next generation of players, says Root on future of One-Day cricket
The prevailing perception that ODIs are undergoing a gradual and painful decline has not been disproven during the initial two and a half weeks of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in India.
Pakistanis upset after Afghan cricket player dedicates win to forcibly expelled countrymen
Zadran led the Afghan team to a massive victory against Pakistan on Monday night, scoring an unbeaten 87 and seeing through his team over the victory line, outplaying Pakistan in every field of play, chasing down a total of 283 runs
Men's ODI WC: Shakib back for Bangladesh as South Africa elect to bat
South Africa's skipper Temba Bavuma continued to be indisposed while Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan recovered from the left quad injury he suffered during the match against New Zealand.
‘I don't see any attitude from the team’: Dejected Pakistan captain Babar Azam blasts players after humiliating loss to Afghanistan
Babar Azam didn't mince his words when addressing his team's fielding woes, particularly their sloppiness at the boundary and a couple of costly overthrows. He squarely attributed these issues to his players' lack of attitude, emphasizing that fielding is all about attitude. He urged his team to put in extra effort and maintain their fitness, emphasizing the importance of focusing solely on the ball, being proactive, and operating as a cohesive fielding unit.
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