Mini Asia T10 Cup

Finished

3rd.Place.Play.off

CRR : 4.30

Pakistan Eagles99/5(10 Overs)
Indian Kings43/8(10 Overs)

Pakistan Eagles won by 56 runs

Finished

Eliminator

CRR : 10.19

Indian Kings85/5(10 Overs)
Asian All-Stars90/3(8.5 Overs)

Asian All-Stars won by 7 wickets

Finished

29th Match

CRR : 9.14

Indian Kings63/6(10 Overs)
Malaysian Hawks64/1(7 Overs)

Malaysian Hawks won by 9 wickets

Finished

27th Match

CRR : 0

Indian Kings
Bangladesh Tiger

Match forfieted by Bangladesh Tiger

Finished

24th Match

CRR : 10.04

Indian Kings91/7(10 Overs)
Pakistan Eagles92/3(9.1 Overs)

Pakistan Eagles won by 7 wickets

Finished

21st Match

CRR : 8.10

Asian All-Stars104/5(10 Overs)
Indian Kings81/5(10 Overs)

Asian All-Stars won by 23 runs

Finished

19th Match

CRR : 7.00

Malaysian Hawks94/7(10 Overs)
Indian Kings70/8(10 Overs)

Malaysian Hawks won by 24 runs

Finished

17th Match

CRR : 7.53

Bangladesh Tiger50/10(10 Overs)
Indian Kings54/5(7.1 Overs)

Indian Kings won by 5 wickets

Finished

14th Match

CRR : 10.20

Pakistan Eagles118/7(10 Overs)
Indian Kings102/8(10 Overs)

Pakistan Eagles won by 16 runs

Finished

11th Match

CRR : 8.90

Asian All-Stars100/6(10 Overs)
Indian Kings89/8(10 Overs)

Asian All-Stars won by 11 runs

Finished

9th Match

CRR : 9.21

Asian All-Stars88/7(10 Overs)
Indian Kings89/3(9.4 Overs)

Indian Kings won by 7 wickets

Finished

7th Match

CRR : 9.26

Bangladesh Tiger70/8(10 Overs)
Indian Kings71/4(7.4 Overs)

Indian Kings won by 6 wickets

Finished

4th Match

CRR : 11.10

Pakistan Eagles151/4(10 Overs)
Indian Kings111/4(10 Overs)

Pakistan Eagles won by 40 runs

Australia cruise to win over England in Women’s T20 World Cup warm-up

Eng 157-6; Aus 158-5. Aus win by five wktsEngland captain Nat Sciver-Brunt fails on returnEllyse Perry’s half-century guided Australia to a comfortable five-wicket win against England in their T20 World Cup warm-up match in Cardiff. Perry was superbly caught by Dani Gibson at deep midwicket off Lauren Bell for a match-winning 64 with two runs needed as Australia cruised to their target of 158 with 10 balls to spare at Sophia Gardens.After losing the toss and being put into bat, England were restricted to 157 for six, having recovered from 19 for three, and were then punished in the field for three dropped catches of varying difficulty. Opener Beth Mooney’s 26-ball 43, which included two sixes, ensured Australia stayed ahead of the run-rate, while Perry struck nine fours and faced 44 deliveries. Mooney was dropped by Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Gibson and Perry was given a let off when Bell spilled her one-handed attempt. Continue reading...

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