Today South Africa with a strong holding performed well in the ground against Australia in first inning, hitting score of 357-3 on the third day with Hashim Amla, one of the century makers who has kick off his third century against Australia.
The match started just a half hour early Sunday in a wake of to make some overs after the total ending of second day and the first day ended with eight overs early due to bad light. Read more
The master blaster of the so called God of Cricket, Sachin Tendulkar is expected to go for a precautionary MRI scan on today.
The cricketer will go for MRI scan after he was hit on his head by a harshly lifting delivery from Australian fast bowler Brett Lee while batting in the tri-series match against Australia which India lost by 110 runs here at Gabba cricket ground on Sunday.
Sachin Tendulkar had misread the ball by Lee and the ball hit on his head, it was the second over from Lee. Though, the ball hit the grill of his helmet and bounced off to mid-on where Xavier Doherty took the ‘catch’.
Each player from the Australia team went up in appeal, expecting that they got Sachin’s wicket, but umpire Steve Davis was convinced it hadn’t touched Sachin’s bat before striking his helmet at the Gabba on Sunday. Read more
As per the latest cricket news, the medium fast bowler from the Indian cricket team Irfan Pathan has stuck hard and gave an early breakthrough team India against the Australia when he has opener David Warner caught by Sachin Tendulkar at mid-wicket in the 7th ODI of the tri-series at the Gabba in Brisbane here on today.
Earlier, the Australia captain Ricky Ponting has won the toss and elected to bat first. Opener Warner played across the line to a fullish delivery on middle and drove the ball direct to Sachin at mid-wicket.
Though, Australia crossed the 50-runs mark in the 10th over of the play with both the openers on the field.
Zaheer Khan also struck in the 19th over of the match, when he got the important wicket of Ricky Ponting on 7 runs. Read more
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