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New Zealand rode on Matt Henry's nine-wicket haul to bully Zimbabwe by nine wickets in the first Test inside three days

New Zealand annihilated Zimbabwe by 9 wickets in the first Test

New Zealand were handed just 8-run target which they achieved without breaking a sweat

New Zealand's Matt Henry (foreground) celebrates his fifer in the 1st Test against Zimbabwe

ZIM vs NZ: Matt Henry's 9-wicket haul helps New Zealand bulldoze Zimbabwe to win first Test by nine wickets inside 3 days

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Indian shuttlers Lakshya Sen and Tharun Mannepalli stormed into the men's singles semifinals of the ongoing Macau Open Super 300

Lakshya Sen and Tharun Mannepalli have stapled semifinal spots in Macau Open Super 300

Meanwhile, Chirag Shetty-Satwiksairaj Rankireddy's campaign ended

India's star shuttler Lakshya Sen in this frame

Macau Open 2025: Lakshya Sen, Tharun Mannepalli sail into semifinals; Satwik-Chirag knocked out

Triple H did his iconic water spit at the White House while supporting President Donald Trump's decision to reestablish the Presidential Fitness test in public schools.



Triple H brought his legendary water spit entrace at the White House, while joining President Donald trump in promoting the revival of the Presidential fitness tests in schools.

The WWE icon's collaboration with Trump highlights their strong bond.

Triple H in the frame.

WATCH: WWE legend Triple H does the legendary water spit at the White House 

Bea Priestley breaks silence on WWE's broken promises after her sudden release despite planned pushes.


Bea Priestley claimed that WWE planned a major push before unexpectedly releasing her.

After her WWE exit, Bea Priestley has moved to Japan and pursue new opportunities as a free agent.

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'They released me': Bea Priestley breaks silence on WWE cancelling SmackDown plans and letting her go

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Former Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has criticised Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal for his dismissal on Day 1 of the fifth Test against England

India’s legendary spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has come down heavily on Yashasvi Jaiswal

Ashwin advised Jaiswal that the latter must defend with soft hands

India's star opener Yashasvi Jaiswal in this frame

'Yashasvi Jaiswal will never be a Sai Sudharsan': India legend's blunt criticism of Indian opener amid India vs England 5th Test

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Rest of South Africa

Gauteng

Old Wanderers, Johannesburg

200* by Xen Balaskas v Western Province on December 29, 1932 - d

Xen Balaskas

196 by Graeme Pollock v Gauteng on March 21, 1969 - r

Graeme Pollock

187 by Tip Snooke v Wanderers Club on September 25, 1908 - d

Tip Snooke

7/56 by Alfonso Thomas v India on December 7, 2006 - r

Alfonso Thomas

7/108 by Grahame Chevalier v Gauteng on April 3, 1971 - d

Grahame Chevalier

6/86 by Denis Tomlinson v Gauteng on December 27, 1932 - w

Denis Tomlinson

200* by Xen Balaskas v Western Province on December 29, 1932 - Drawn

7/56 by Alfonso Thomas v India on December 7, 2006 - Indians beat Rest of South Africa by 96 Runs

Hamish  Campbell-Rodger

Graeme  Pollock

Jacques  Rudolph

Ahmed  Amla

Robert  Somers Vine

Ken  Viljoen

CD  Robinson

Alan  Melville

Adam  Bacher

Ormy  Pearse

Jackie  McGlew

Plum  Lewis

Neil  McKenzie

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City of Johannesburg

First SA Division

India

KwaZulu Natal

New Zealand

South Africa

South Africa A

Sri Lanka

Wanderers Club

Western Province

Graeme Pollock - (384 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Dudley Nourse - (351 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Dudley Nourse

Xen Balaskas - (261 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Denis Tomlinson - (18 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Joe Cox - (10 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Joe Cox

Grahame Chevalier - (10 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

South Africa - The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

South Africa - Newlands, Cape Town

South Africa - Senwes Park, Potchefstroom

South Africa - Old Wanderers, Johannesburg

South Africa - Willowmoore Park, Benoni

South Africa - Green Point, Cape Town

South Africa - LC de Villiers Oval, University of Pretoria, Pretoria

South Africa - Lenasia Stadium, Johannesburg

South Africa - Ramblers Club, Bloemfontein

Tshwane University of Technology Oval, Pretoria

79* by Ashwell Prince v South Africa A on February 24, 2003 - w

Ashwell Prince

78* by Justin Kemp v South Africa A on February 26, 2003 - w

Justin Kemp

66 by Justin Kemp v South Africa A on February 27, 2003 - r

3/16 by Charl Willoughby v South Africa A on February 23, 2003 - w

Charl Willoughby

3/20 by Adam Bacher v South Africa A on February 23, 2003 - w

Adam Bacher

3/21 by Albie Morkel v South Africa A on February 26, 2003 - w

Albie Morkel

79* by Ashwell Prince v South Africa A on February 24, 2003 - Rest of South Africa beat South Africa A by 4 Wickets

3/16 by Charl Willoughby v South Africa A on February 23, 2003 - Rest of South Africa beat South Africa A by 8 Wickets

Ashwell  Prince

Justin Kemp - (169 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Ashwell Prince - (163 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Martin van Jaarsveld - (76 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Martin van Jaarsveld

Charl Willoughby - (6 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Albie Morkel - (5 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Adam Bacher - (4 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

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