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KOLKATA Mushfiqur Rahim could only delay, not deny India with his attacking 74. In just 47 minutes and 52 balls on a sunny afternoon, the first-ever pink-ball Test in India was over before the first drinks break on the third day. KOLKATA: Mushfiqur Rahim could only delay, not deny India with his attacking 74. In just 47 minutes and 52 balls on a sunny afternoon, the first-ever pink-ball Test in India was over before the first drinks break on the third day. It was the pacers who once again did the job for India. Umesh Yadav grabbed all three wickets that fell on Sunday (Mahmudullah didn't come out to resume his innings) to bag a fifer, denying Ishant Sharma his second five-wicket haul of the match. But the Delhi pacer, who bagged nine for 78 in the match, was adjudged Man-of-the-Match and Series. He had three in Indore, where the bulk of wickets had been pocketed by Mohammad Shami. The Indian pacers thus captured all 19 Bangladesh wickets that fell in this Test. From the time

Latest Cricket News Updates-Rohit Sharma breaks Don  Bradman's 71-year-old record Rohit got to his double hundred in 249 balls, having hit 28 boundaries and 4 sixes. There were a few nervous moments for the India opener as he was a bit edgy in Kagiso Rabada's final over before lunch. In fact, Rohit went into lunch 1 run short of his maiden double hundred in Tests. Just like Virender Sehwag who is celebrating his birthday on Sunday, Rohit got to his double hundred by hooking Lungi Ngidi for a six after lunch. Rohit has thus become the 1st batsman to score a 200-plus score in Tests after scoring double hundreds in ODI cricket. He is also only the 5th Indian opener after Vinoo Mankad, Budhi Kunderan, Sunil Gavaskar and Virender Sehwag to score 500 runs in a Test series. Rohit got to his maiden Test double hundred on Sunday in the 3rd and final Test against South Africa. The India opener resumed Day 2's action on 117 and began dominating the South Africa bo

 India vs South Africa Latest Cricket Update It's still a mountain to climb for South Africa in Pune, as they trail India by 236 runs in the second Test of the three-match series between the two sides. South Africa remains on the ropes in Pune after being bowled out for 275 in their reply to a mammoth 601 set by India in their first innings of the second Test between the two nations. The Proteas trail the three-match series 1-0 after being put to the sword in the first match in Visakhapatnam, losing by 203 runs. They look set for a series defeat if the evidence from day 3 is anything to go by, after reaching stumps trailing by 326 runs, with the possibility of getting started on their second innings in the fourth morning should the hosts enforce a follow-on. South Africa remains on the ropes South Africa resumed the day under enormous pressure on 36-3, with nightwatchman, Anrich Nortje strolling to the crease alongside Theunis de Bruyn, after both opene

Now you can watch   cricket highlights videos  & cricket match videos My Cricket Highlights with high quality only on cricketnmore.com Today  Cricket Highlights Videos   H1st Test Day 5 Highlights: Mohammed Shami picked up a 5-wicket haul in the second innings as India knocked South Africa over for 191, sealing the win. A 5-wicket haul for Mohammed Shami and four wickets for Ravindra Jadeja on Day 5 helped India register a comfortable 203-run win over South Africa in the first Test. Virat Kohli's team now leads the three-match series 1-0. It was a match that India dominated from the start with Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal setting the stage with the brilliant batting performances in the first innings. Centuries from Dean Elgar and Quinton de Kock proved to be a minor blip as India coasted home on the final day of the Test. Rohit Sharma hit twin centuries in his first match as Test opener while Mayank Agarwal converted his maiden century into a double hundred.

Bangladesh & Afghanistan Cricket Match Results Bangladesh & Afghanistan Cricket Match Results , The last match of the series might be a dead rubber for both Afghanistan and Bangladesh but they might take this as an opportunity to test their bench strength before the all-important final. Afghanistan was dealt a minor hiccup in their match against Zimbabwe where they were beaten comprehensively. They would be disappointed with their performance but would look to get back to winning ways against a side they have beaten earlier in the tournament. They would be eager to get back to winning ways as losing is one habit you do not want to get into. Bangladesh enters this game after beating Zimbabwe quite easily.  They though are up against a side which has really given them a tough time since arriving here. They would be eager to beat them for the very first time in this tour as that will give them good confidence heading into the finals. If momentum is a thing, both the