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Captain Rinku Singh's unbeaten 78 helped Meerut Mavericks beat table-toppers Kashi Rudras in a comprehensive manner on August 30.

Rinku Singh started slow in the middle overs but finished with a flourish.

Rinku averages nearly 60 in the ongoing Uttar Pradesh Premier T20 League 2025.

Rinku smashes 6 sixes in his unbeaten 78 in the successful run chase.

Rinku Singh

6,4,6,6! Rinku Singh smashes unbeaten 48-ball 78 in run chase at no.5 to make himself unignorable for selectors ahead of T20 Asia Cup 2025

Nitish Rana doused flames as he tried to downplay the heated on-field altercation with Digvesh Rathi. However, he said that he did not start the fight.

Nitish Rana said that Digvesh Rathi started the fight in DPL 2025 eliminator.

Rana did not reveal the details of their conversation.

Rana said that he does not run away from a fight. 

Nitish Rana, Digvesh Rathi

'He was the one who started it, I won't say how or...': Nitish Rana breaks silence on ugly spat with Digvesh Rathi in DPL 2025 clash

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Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty suffered another heartbreak in Paris as they settled for bronze medal at World Championships.

Satwik and Chirag got lead early into first two games.

In the third game, they were outplayed by Chinese opponents.

This is Satwik and Chirag's second bronze medal at the World Championships. 

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty 

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty lose to Chinese pair in 67-minute semifinal, settle for bronze at BWF World Championships

Wickets kept falling at the other end in the low-scoring encounter but Rubin Hermann went berserk as his unbeaten 158 led South Africa A to three-wicket win.

For New Zealand, lower-order batter Zakary Foulkes scored 75 runs from 117 balls.

In the run chase of 230, Rubin Hermann scored 158 runs from just 93 balls.

Rubin smashes 7 sixes and 18 fours in his unbeaten 158.

Rubin Hermann

Dinesh Karthik's SA20 teammate slams exceptional 93-ball 158, leads South Africa A to 7-wicket win over New Zealand A amidst batting collapse

Northern Superchargers' Davina Perrin made history by hitting the fastest century ever by an English woman in the Women's Hundred

Davin Perrin hammered a historic 42-ball century in the Women's Hundred Eliminator clash

Davin Perrin's ton is the fastest century in the history of the Women's T20 cricket

Northern Superchargers' star batter Davina Perrin in this frame

18-year-old batter runs riot in The Hundred, cracks fastest century in history of women's T20s to fire her team into the final

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Tanvir Ahmed

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Aamer Sohail

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Mohsin Riaz

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Abdul Qadir

7/68 by Pervez Shah v Pakistan International Airlines on November 28, 1986 - w

Pervez Shah

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Akram Raza

109 by Tanvir Ahmed v Multan on November 8, 1985 - Lahore City Blues beat Multan by 8 Wickets

9/59 by Abdul Qadir v Sargodha on November 3, 1984 - Lahore City Blues beat Sargodha by 108 Runs

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Quetta

Sargodha

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Aamer Sohail - (306 runs for Lahore City Blues)

Mohsin Riaz - (306 runs for Lahore City Blues)

Pervez Mir - (298 runs for Lahore City Blues)

Pervez Mir

Sajjad Akbar - (18 wickets for Lahore City Blues)

Sajjad Akbar

Asim Butt - (17 wickets for Lahore City Blues)

Asim Butt

Ghaffar Kazmi - (15 wickets for Lahore City Blues)

Ghaffar Kazmi

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Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

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Khalid Javed

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Ameer Akbar

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Mohsin Kamal

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3/27 by Asim Butt v Lahore City Whites on March 15, 1985 - w

79 by Khalid Javed v Peshawar on March 12, 1985 - Lahore City Blues beat Peshawar by 92 Runs

4/21 by Mohsin Kamal v Peshawar on March 12, 1985 - Lahore City Blues beat Peshawar by 92 Runs

Lahore City Whites

Ameer Akbar - (151 runs for Lahore City Blues)

Shafiq Ahmed - (80 runs for Lahore City Blues)

Shafiq Ahmed

Khalid Javed - (79 runs for Lahore City Blues)

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Mohsin Kamal - (6 wickets for Lahore City Blues)

Asim Butt - (5 wickets for Lahore City Blues)

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