Lunch Bangladesh 149 for 5 (Shakib 52*, Litton 48, Rajitha 2-40) and 365 lead Sri Lanka 506 (Mathews 145*, Chandimal 125, Shakib 5-96) by eight runsAn unbeaten 96-run sixth-wicket stand between Shakib Al Hasan and Litton Das rescued Bangladesh from the peril they had found themselves overnight, and secured
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Paul Stirling ton leads Bears to victory on grisly night for Northamptonshire
Birmingham 207 for 3 (Stirling 119, Hain 66*) beat Northamptonshire 81 (Lintott 3-19, Briggs 3-21) by 125 runs (DLS method)Paul Stirling smashed a scintillating debut century as Birmingham Bears launched their Vitality Blast campaign with a 125-run thrashing of Northants Steelbacks at Edgbaston.Ireland batter Stirling blazed his career
Fantasy Pick: Sanju Samson could fetch you big points
May 27: Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Qualifier 2, Narendra Modi StadiumSafe XI: 1 Faf du Plessis (capt), 2 Yashasvi Jaiswal (vice-capt), 3 Jos Buttler, 4 Sanju Samson, 5 Rajat Patidar, 6 Devdutt Padikkal, 7 Glenn Maxwell, 8 Yuzvendra Chahal, 9 Harshal Patel, 10 Wanindu Hasaranga, 11 Obed
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Somerset recruitment pays instant dividends as Rilee Rossouw stars on debut
Somerset 166 for 2 (Rossouw 81*, Abell 48*) beat Kent 162 for 6 (Leaning 72*, Gregory 3-25)Somerset's decision to recruit an extra overseas batter for the Vitality Blast paid instant dividends on the competition's opening night at Canterbury, as Rilee Rossouw's 81 not out helped them exact revenge on
Umar Gul appointed Afghanistan bowling coach
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Quick fifties from Verma and Wolvaardt give Velocity comfortable opening win
Velocity 151 for 3 (Verma 51, Wolvaardt 51*, Dottin 2-21) beat Supernovas 150 for 5 (Kaur 71, Taniya 36, Cross 2-24) by seven wicketsIn the contest between arguably India's two best power-hitters, Harmanpreet Kaur's 51-ball 71 won the individual battle, but Shafali Verma, with 51 off 33 balls, finished