Day 2: 2nd Session - Hampshire trail by 132 runs

52/2 (16)

Somerset

184/10 (54)

Day 2: 2nd Session - Nottinghamshire trail by 88 runs

Nottinghamshire

5/0 (3.1)

Warwickshire

93/10 (36.4)

Day 2: 2nd Session - Sussex opt to bat

Surrey

Sussex

379/6 (109.4)

Day 2: 2nd Session - Essex lead by 40 runs

Essex

63/2 (20)

Worcestershire

202/10 (54)

Day 2: 2nd Session - Durham trail by 118 runs

Durham

189/1 (48)

Yorkshire

307/10 (86)

Day 2: 2nd Session - Leicestershire opt to bowl

Lancashire

197/5 (70)

Leicestershire

Day 2: 2nd Session - Middlesex trail by 3 runs

Glamorgan

199/10 (69.5)

Middlesex

196/2 (69)

Day 2: 2nd Session - Kent trail by 363 runs

Gloucestershire

472/10 (110.5)

Kent

109/3 (25)

Day 2: 2nd Session - Northamptonshire trail by 209 runs

Derbyshire

307/10 (81.5)

Northamptonshire

98/0 (22)

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Costa Rica

Turks And Caicos Island

Pakistan Women won by 7 wkts

Bangladesh Women

178/9 (50)

Pakistan Women

181/3 (39.4)

Denmark Women won by 7 wkts

Cyprus Women

99/5 (20)

Denmark Women

100/3 (17.3)

Jersey Women won by 8 wkts

Isle of Man Women

138/10 (19.1)

Jersey Women

139/2 (15.1)

Mexico won by 8 wkts

Mexico

100/2 (14)

Turks And Caicos Island

99/10 (20)

West Indies Women won by 6 wkts

Thailand Women

166/10 (46.1)

West Indies Women

168/4 (10.5)

Gujarat Titans won by 7 wkts

Delhi Capitals

203/8 (20)

Gujarat Titans

204/3 (19.2)

Afghanistan A won by 7 wkts

Afghanistan A

207/3 (33.1)

Ireland A

203/10 (41.1)

Innings Break

Cyprus Women

Jersey Women

144/8 (20)

Match not started

Denmark Women

Isle of Man Women

Lucknow Super Giants opt to bat

Lucknow Super Giants

51/2 (7)

Rajasthan Royals

ALL

Shan Masood loses sixth consecutive Test as captain

by Staff Writer October 11, 2024

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The Indian National Cricket Team’s star batter, KL Rahul, participated in a challenge of blindly ranking five batters. The host gave him the names one by one, and the former vice-captain had to reveal what ranking he would give them.

Travis Head was the first option, and KL kept him in fifth place, saying that the big names of the Men in Blue would come up next.

Rohit Sharma got the second rank, while the right-handed batter placed Babar Azam at fourth, followed by Team India’s T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav at three. The last name was Virat Kohli, and Rahul ranked him first.

https://twitter.com/Kunal_KLR/status/1833112613527703592
KL Rahul also received the bowlers’ names, with England’s James Anderson receiving the second rank.

Dale Steyn was kept at the top of the ladder. Rashid Khan received the fourth spot, while Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah and Pakistan’s speedster Naseem Shah got the third and fifth spots, respectively.

Rahul was included in Team India’s squad for the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai.
Shan Masood loses sixth consecutive Test as captain