Unbeaten India enter semifinal of Blind Cricket World Cup
Cricket | January 14, 2018 21:29 ISTIndia will now play Bangladesh in the semi-finals on January 17 at the Ajman Ovals.
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India will now play Bangladesh in the semi-finals on January 17 at the Ajman Ovals.
India pacers Kamlesh Nagrakoti (3/29) and Shivam Mavi (3/45) impressed with their speed and accuracy in the opening match.
"Records happen if you keep scoring," Pant said after smashing the fastest T20 century, revealing how captain Kohli's success mantra worked for him.
Jason Roy scored a remarkable knock of 180 runs off 151 balls as England outclassed Australia by five wickets.
Pothas acted as the Head Coach when Graham Ford unexpectedly quit the Sri Lanka set up following the team's early exit at the Champions Trophy.
Even though Pant led his team to a thumping 10-wicket victory, he became the second fastest batsman in T20 history to score a century as his included twelve sixes and eight fours.
Shaw, though, missed out on a century by six runs as he was caught behind off Will Sutherland, son of former Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland.
The U-19 Indian skipper had played some sweet drives in his 94-run knock against Australia which reminded this former fast pace West Indies bowler of the Master Blaster.
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