India beat West Indies by 10 wickets, win series 2-0
India TV Sports Desk | October 14, 2018 18:52 ISTClinical India demolished a listless West Indies by 10 wickets in the second Test, inside three days, to clinch the series 2-0.
Clinical India demolished a listless West Indies by 10 wickets in the second Test, inside three days, to clinch the series 2-0.
Rishabh Pant's audacious stroke-play complemented Ajinkya Rahane's patient approach as India reached 308 for four against the West Indies on the second day of the second cricket Test on Saturday.
Indian spinners went off the boil in the final session as all-rounder Roston Chase hit a gutsy unbeaten 98 to take the West Indies to a respectable 295 for seven on the opening day of the second Test, here on Friday.
India pulled off their biggest win over West Indies with a 272-run humiliation inside three days in the first Test here Saturday.
India declared on a record 649-9 after centuries by Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja before reducing the West Indies to 94-6 by stumps.
The West Indies handed a big setback even before toss with the last-minute withdrawal of captain Jason Holder, looked ordinary at best on the field.
A severely hamstrung Kedar Jadhav ran the most defining single of his short international career as India beat Bangladesh by three wickets to win their seventh Asia Cup title.
Bangladesh rode on a gritty 99 from Mushfiqur and an impressive show by the bowlers to make the final of the Asia Cup 2018.
India overcame a middle-order wobble to recover to a four-wicket win after Afghanistan rode a ton from Shahzad to put up a target of 253.
Chasing a target of 238, Rohit (111 no off 119 balls) and Dhawan (114 off 100 balls) flayed the Pakistan attack adding 210 runs for the opening stand to seal their second lopsided victory in the tournament in only 39.3 overs.
India cruised to victory in 36.2 overs courtesy Rohit, who struck an unbeaten 83 off 104 balls, his second consecutive fifty-plus score of the tournament.
Another comprehensive win for Afghanistan! A neat and clean performance to outclass Bangladesh.
Kedar Jadhav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar picked up three wickets apiece and never allowed their rivals to get back on their feet.
Chasing an above par total of 286, the Hong Kong openers came out all guns blazing.
At the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, the Afghanistan cricket team made another emphatic statement.
Pakistan notched up a dominating eight-wicket win over minnows Hong Kong in a group A match of the Asia Cup ODI tournament.
Bangladesh bowlers delighted as they bowled Sri Lanka out for 124 runs in the chase of 262 to register a 137-run win in the opening match.
The players, even if they are not regular cricketers, were all charged up for the match. And it was the Supreme Court Bar Association XI which got the bragging rights by winning the contest by 5 wickets.
James Anderson became the most successful fast-bowler in Test history by claiming the final wicket to clinch England's 118-run victory.
India stared at an embarrassing defeat after Alastair Cook's fairytale farewell knock and Joe Root's classy hundred enabled England to pile more misery on the visitors during the penultimate day of the fifth Test.
Alastair Cook was unbeaten on 46 in his final test innings as England reached 114-2 at stumps Sunday on day three for a 154-run lead over India in the fifth test.
Stuart Broad and Sam Curran removed India's openers, then James Anderson and Ben Stokes tore through the middle order with two wickets each.
Ishant (3/28) picked up three wickets, while Jasprit Bumrah (2/41) and Ravindra Jadeja (2/57) struck twice each to trigger England's collapse in the final session of the opening day.
India have never chased a target of 200 plus outside the sub-continent in the past three decades and the script didn't change this time round.
Despite India maintaining the upper hand during the first two sessions, the English batsmen put on a resilient battle at Rose Bowl as Jos Buttler's fifty lead the hosts to a 233 lead.
Debutant boxer Amit Panghal and Bridge men's pair clinched gold medals on the 14th day of the 2018 Asian Games as India completed a 15-gold medal haul at the 2018 Asian Games.
Leading the five-match series 2-1, hosts England were all out for 246 in their first innings, and finished the second day at six for no loss in their second innings to trail by 21 runs.
Curran anchored the England innings with a determined 78 as he shared 81 runs with Moeen Ali (40) and 63 runs with Stuart Broad (17) for the seventh and ninth wickets respectively.
India's cornered cricketers produced a fantastic collective performance to outclass England by 203 runs in the third Test to keep the five-match series alive.
Virat Kohli kept up his brilliant summer form by hitting 103 before setting England a world-record target of 521 to win the third Test.
Bajrang Punia snatched the spotlight from fading superstar Sushil Kumar to open India's gold account at the 18th Asian Games.
India tightened their grip on the third Test on Sunday by taking 10 England wickets in one session before reaching 124/2 at stumps.
India produced an improved batting display to reach 307/6 at stumps on the first day of the third Test against England.
England beat India at Lord's in the second Test by an innings and 159 runs to take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series.
Woakes struck his first Test century to guide England to 357/6 and a commanding 250-run lead over top-ranked India.
Despite rain consuming the larger part of play, England started the second Test on a bright note as they bundled out India for 107 in the first innings, courtesy of James Anderson's 5/20.
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