Rain Disrupts Test Match as Zimbabwe and Afghanistan Head for Draw
Rain interruption on the fourth day indicates the first Test between Zimbabwe and Afghanistan is likely to end in a...
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Afghanistan Dominates First Test Against Zimbabwe with Strong Batting Performance
Afghanistan is progressing strongly in the First Test against Zimbabwe, with a score of 440 runs for 3 wickets after...
South Africa Secures Maiden WTC Final Berth with Dramatic Win Over Pakistan
On Sunday, South Africa narrowly averted an 18-year low by defeating Pakistan to secure a place in the World Test...
South Africa Secures Spot in World Test Championship Final with Victory Over Pakistan
South Africa defeated Pakistan to secure their place in the World Test Championship final, showcasing exceptional skill and determination throughout...
WTC Final Contenders: Analyzing India, Australia, and Sri Lanka’s Paths to Qualification
South Africa has secured its place in the WTC final, leaving India, Australia, and Sri Lanka competing for the second...
South Africa Edges Past Pakistan, Reaching WTC Final After Thrilling Collapse
South Africa achieved a thrilling two-wicket victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Centurion, with fast bowlers Kagiso Rabada...
Pakistan’s Mohammad Abbas Shines as South Africa Struggles in First Test
Mohammad Abbas shined with 6 wickets as South Africa collapsed to 116-8 against Pakistan, who are closing in on their...
Rain Halts Play as Afghanistan Approaches Zimbabwe’s First-Innings Total
Rain disrupted Day 4 of the Test match between Afghanistan and Zimbabwe, allowing only 31 overs of play. Afghanistan ended...
Pakistan’s Appointment in Samarra: Heartbreak Continues in South Africa
Pakistan faced yet another heartbreaking defeat in South Africa, continuing a tradition of near misses. Despite a valiant effort from...
South Africa’s Collapse: Abbas Shines as Pakistan Eyes Historic Test Win
South Africa collapsed to 116-8 against Pakistan during the first Test, with Mohammad Abbas taking 6-43. They need 32 more...
