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Pakistan men's worst defeat in T20I after getting bowled out for 91 runs against New Zealand

Christchurch, March 16: With this win over Pakistan in the first T-20 by nine wickets, the Kiwis are 1-0 up in the five-match T20I series. After bundling Pakistan out for just 91 runs in 18.4 overs, NZ chased it down in just 10.1 overs with just one wicket lost. With this loss against New Zealand, Pakistan has registered thier biggest loss in terms of remaining balls (59), as per a report by Wisden.

Coaches share insights on IDCA T20I Tri-Series

New Delhi, March 1: As the IDCA T20I Tri-Series unfolds, head coaches of the participating teams have shared their thoughts on the competition, their teams' preparations, and their expectations. Alongside this, they also reflected on the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025, where their respective national teams are competing at the highest level.

IDCA announces squad for T20I tri-series and ODIs for Deaf Cricket

New Delhi, Feb 25: Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA) has declared the 16-member Team India squad for the upcoming International T20 and ODI Deaf cricket series. The T20 International tri-series between India, South Africa and Australia will be held from March 2 to 8 in New Delhi.

5th T20I: Abhishek's record ton propels India to 247/9 against England

Mumbai, Feb 2: Hitting some sensational shots all around the ground, opener Abhishek Sharma blazed to the second-fastest century by an Indian off 37 balls as his aggressive batting helped India post a massive total of 247 for 9 against England in the fifth and final T20I of the series at the Wankhede Stadium here on Sunday.

There was nothing like-for-like between Dube and Rana: Gavaskar

New Delhi, Feb 2: Legendary India batter Sunil Gavaskar said there was nothing like-for-like in terms of Harshit Rana being named as a concussion substitute for Shivam Dube during the fourth T20I in Pune, adding that it took the sheen away from the hosts' winning the match.

4th T20I: We should have gone on to win the game, says Buttler

Pune, Jan 31: England's captain, Jos Buttler, acknowledged his team's initial brilliance but admitted that they lost momentum at crucial moments in the chase allowing India to clinch the T20I series 3-1 with a thrilling 15-run victory in the fourth match at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium here on Friday.