In a thrilling second encounter at the Gabba, Australia edged past Afghanistan by 5 wickets with just one ball remaining, leveling the series in dramatic fashion. Afghanistan, batting first, were powered by a spectacular knock from Rahmanullah Gurbaz, whose explosive 69 off 28 balls – featuring relentless stroke play and a strike rate of 246.43
In a gripping first match of the 3-game T10 series, Afghanistan showcased remarkable composure and explosive batting to defeat Australia by 3 wickets with five balls to spare at Adelaide. After being set a competitive target of 115, Afghanistan’s chase was anchored brilliantly by Ibrahim Zadran, whose 42 off just 17 balls earned him the
India clinched the five-match T10 series 3–2 with a commanding five-wicket victory over Australia in the final game at Perth Stadium. It was a fitting finish to a fiercely contested series, with the experienced spin pair of Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja leading India to glory through a dominant bowling display followed by a composed
At the Manuka Oval, Australia showcased nerves of steel to clinch the fourth T20 by 4 wickets, leveling the series 2–2 after another high-voltage encounter against India. The match witnessed a stellar all-round performance from Steve Smith, who guided Australia both with the ball and the bat, earning himself the Player of the Match award.
Adam Zampa produced a sensational spell, taking a hattrick by dismissing Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, and Shreyas Iyer, to spark India’s dramatic collapse in the third T20 at Melbourne. His fiery 5/16 not only earned him the Player of the Match award but also etched his name in history — becoming just the third bowler
In a high-octane clash at Melbourne, Australia staged a remarkable comeback to defeat India by 3 wickets in the third match of the T20 series, keeping the series alive though India still lead 2-1. Batting first, India got off to a flying start thanks to Rohit Sharma’s 32 off 15 and Shubman Gill’s quickfire 24
India continued their dominance in the five-match T10 series with a thrilling 12-run victory over Australia in the second match at The Gabba, taking a 2–0 lead in the series. It was a game packed with explosive batting, sharp bowling, and a commanding all-round display led by Ravichandran Ashwin, who earned the Man of the
In the opening match of the five-match T10 series between India and Australia at Adelaide, India delivered a stunning all-round performance to claim a commanding 9-wicket victory. Australia, batting first, collapsed to just 68 all out in 7.5 overs, marking the lowest first-innings total ever recorded in T10 internationals. Shivam Dube was the star of
Steve Smith lit up the stadium with an explosive 14-ball fifty — the second-fastest fifty ever recorded globally. Displaying pure dominance, Smith’s innings of 51* off just 16 balls powered Australia to a thrilling 8-wicket victory over New Zealand with 2.1 overs to spare. His breathtaking knock combined precision, power, and timing, reminding everyone why
In a thrilling low-scoring encounter at Wellington, New Zealand edged past Australia by two wickets with just one ball to spare, claiming victory in the second match of the series. The game was a rollercoaster dominated by bowlers, where both teams struggled to build momentum with the bat. Australia, batting first, crumbled under sustained pressure
Australia pulled off a remarkable win by defending just 91 runs, their lowest defended total, to defeat England by 14 runs. Adil Rashid and Moeen Ali starred with the ball for England, sharing six wickets, but Australia’s bowlers hit back brilliantly. Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell, Cameron Green, and Sean Abbott all picked up
