In an intense and tightly contested match, Texas Super Kings emerged victorious over MI New York in the second match of the Major League Cricket 2025. After setting a challenging target of 186, TSK's bowlers held their nerve and delivered in the final over to secure a memorable win. Despite Monank Patel's half-century and a strong partnership with Michael Bracewell, MINY fell short by just three runs, with Adam Milne's three wickets and Daryl Mitchell's crucial involvement in two run-outs making all the difference.
Despite a strong performance from Babar Azam, Pakistan fell short in their first ODI against New Zealand, thanks to a batting collapse. With Babar joining the ranks of top half-century makers for Pakistan, the team was unable to secure a win, with little support from other batters and strong performances from New Zealand's Mark Chapman and Daryl Mitchell.
In a thrilling semifinal match of the 2025 Champions Trophy, New Zealand posted the highest-ever total in the tournament's history, scoring 362 runs thanks to centuries from Rachin Ravindra and Kane Williamson. Despite a valiant effort from South Africa's bowlers, quickfire innings from Glenn Phillips and Daryl Mitchell took the Kiwis to a massive total. After losing an early wicket, South Africa will need a miracle to chase down the target of 363 runs. Tune in for live updates and full scorecard.
In a nail-biting match between India and New Zealand in the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy, Kuldeep Yadav's dismissal of Daryl Mitchell helped India keep their hopes alive in the game. With Kane Williamson's half-century, New Zealand is currently chasing a target of 250 runs in Dubai. Earlier, a strong performance from Indian batsmen Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Pandya, and Axar Patel helped them post a competitive total of 249 for 9. However, New Zealand's Matt Henry's impressive five-wicket haul has made the game a thrilling one. Follow the action live with our live scorecard.
Kane Williamson's strong return to the New Zealand Test team saw him score 77 not out in the first day of the match against England, leading the team to a solid 193 for three at tea. England's decision to bowl first may not have been in their favor, as New Zealand's batting order proved resilient. Despite a green wicket at Hagley Oval, England's bowlers were unable to make significant inroads, with Williamson and Daryl Mitchell putting on an unbeaten partnership. A short-lived comeback from England's spin bowler separated Williamson and Ravindra, but overall, the captain's performance was impressive and the team looks poised for success going into the second day.
Indian spin wizard Ravichandran Ashwin made a remarkable catch to dismiss New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell in the 3rd Test between the two countries. This catch came at a crucial moment in the match when New Zealand was gaining momentum. Ashwin's catch was praised by his team and fans, and he also gave insights into the pitch conditions and his use of the carrom ball.
On Day 1, India's Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant put on a strong partnership to battle against New Zealand's bowlers. Gill showed his form and resilience by scoring a half-century, accompanied by Pant who also achieved a half-century. Unfortunately, New Zealand's fielder Mark Chapman dropped Gill's catch which led to his unbeaten 85 runs, providing a strong contribution towards India's successful Day 1. Jadeja and Sundar also deserve mention for dismissing New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell and Ajaz Patel, respectively.
In a scorching hot third test match between India and New Zealand, the tourists struggled to hold their ground as Indian spinner Ravindra Jadeja's five-wicket haul helped restrict them to 235 runs. Despite strong performances from Daryl Mitchell and Will Young, India's Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant managed to hold on to their wickets, ending the day at 86-4. However, in a surprising turn of events, India's captain Virat Kohli ran himself out for just four runs, giving the visitors a slight advantage going into day two.
Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar's spin prowess on Day 1 of the final Test helped India take control of the match. The duo took nine wickets between them, with Jadeja taking five and Sundar grabbing four, to bowl out New Zealand for just 235 runs. Daryl Mitchell was the top-scorer for New Zealand with 81 runs. With New Zealand leading the series 2-0, India will look to bounce back and end the series on a high note.
Tamil Nadu all-rounder Washington Sundar displayed his brilliance with both bat and ball in the 2nd Test against New Zealand as he took his first Test wicket in more than three and a half years. His magic delivery to breach Rachin Ravindra's defence and end his comfortable 65-run knock has been making rounds on the internet. Sundar also impressed with his bowling in the third session, getting rid of Tom Blundell and Daryl Mitchell, helping India dominate the Kiwis on Day 1.