Plays of the day - 9th November 2015

Watsupdoc · Nov 9, 2015

Efficient Australia claim easy victory over England in the sole T20I.

Alex Hales top scored with 63 but in Vain.

Sir Don Bradman guided Australia home with a calm fifty.

Man of the match Mitchell Johnson took 3 top order wickets and played a crucial part in Australia's win.

New Zealand slightly ahead after the end of day 1

Glenn Turner missed out on a century as he got out on 97, but helped NZ get to a decent first innings score.

Shaun Pollock's 5fer helped South Africa restrict NZ to 342 at the end of day 1.

India come out the happier side at the end of day 1

Kapil Dev scored 69 and took an early wicket to give India control at the end of day 1.

Pakistani bowlers shared the wickets around, with captain Imran Khan leading the pack.

Bravo century gives West Indies control at the end of day 1

Darren Bravo scored a calm century to give West Indies control at the end of day 1.

Muralitharan takes 4 wickets to keep West Indies in check.

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Watsupdoc · Nov 10, 2015

Bowlers give New Zealand firm control at the end of day 2

New Zealand bowling attack lead by Richard Hadlee rattled the South African batting on Day 2.

Graeme Pollock top scored in the South African 1st innings with 76.

Spinners put India firmly on top at the end of day 2.

Anil Kumble took a 5fer to rattle Pakistan all out for 209.

Sri Lankan batsmen ensure an even position at the end of day 2.

Silva's century helped Sri Lanka ensure a decent position at close of play.

Gary Sobers takes 4 wickets.

Watsupdoc · Nov 11, 2015

South Africa look for an improbable victory on day 4 as they end day 3 with the loss of 4 wickets.

Brendon McCullum's century helped New Zealand set target of 400+.

India in commanding position at the end of Day 3

MS Dhoni's 89 helped set India a target of 434.

West Indies end day 3 as clear favorites to win the game.

Ramdin's brilliant century put West Indies in a commanding position.