
Today (16Th August) Bangladesh made a victory against Zimbabwe. At first Zimbabwe won the toss and chose to bat first. The gathered a huge run of 312. CK Coventry Made a record breaking innings by doing 194 runs. He break the record of sayed anwer.
In the reply of Bangladesh innings they gathered 313 runs by losing only 6 wickets in 47.5 over. Tamim Iqbal done a winning innings for Bangladesh by doing 154 runs by playing 138 balls with the help of 7 4s and 6 6s.Players of the match CK Coventry (Zimbabwe) and Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh). By wining this match Bangladesh won the series.
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Sunday, 16 August 2009
Bangladesh Won By chasing 313 against Zimbabwe
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Labels: 4th odi, Bangladesh victory, Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Sports new available here...: Injured Lee is out of Ashes for first two Tests
Posted by duke at 09:08 0 comments
Injured Lee is out of Ashes for first two Tests
Brett Lee is one of the main bowler of australian team. But may be
he is out of the first two Tests of the Ashes series with a low-grade abdominal tear and is no guarantee to play thereafter. The Australian fast bowler experienced pain down his left side following last week's tour game against England Lions in Worcester, and will be sidelined for the Cardiff and Lord's Tests at the very least.
Brett Lee was absent from Australia's training session at Sophia Gardens on Monday. He is being sent to London for scans, which revealed a small tear in an abdominal muscle.
"There probably is a bit more disappointment that it is an Ashes Test," Lee said. "I'm extremely disappointed. I'm gutted that I won't be there for that first Test match. But I'll find a way to bounce back. I've gotten back from five ankle surgeries so I'm sure one little muscle strain won't keep me out for too long.
"I still see myself hopefully playing a major role for Australia through the end part of the series, whether that's the second, third, fourth or fifth Test match, depending on how things go. I'm very disappointed but it's not the end of the world. I've got a couple of weeks now to get it right. I'll be hopefully running in a couple of days if [the physio Alex Kountouris] lets me. I'll be working on my fitness ... and hopefully I'll be back shortly."
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Labels: Ashes, Ashes test, Australia, Brett Lee, cricket, cricket news, england
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