The deficit has gone below 250 but India still need to score around 40-odd runs to avoid the follow-on against Australia in the Gabba Test with KL Rahul being the only one to show some fight with an 84-run knock.
Kane Williamson's big hundred led New Zealand to post a daunting target of 658 against England in the third Test match in Hamilton. Williamson slammed his 33rd Test century and has etched his name into the history books for New Zealand.
The Department of Internal Affairs, responsible for official vehicles, reported damage to the rear of the limousine. Speaking to reporters in Auckland on Thursday, Luxon described the crash as a "bit of a shock" but assured he was "fine."
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, New Zealand's youngest MP, staged a protest in Parliament by ripping up the controversial Treaty Principles Bill and performing a haka, sparking widespread debate and protests over the bill's impact on Maori rights.
Lockie Ferguson became the fifth player from New Zealand to take a T20I hat-trick when he claimed three back-to-back wickets in the second T20I against Sri Lanka. Ferguson has now been ruled out of the ODI series against Sri Lanka.
India suffered a first-ever 3-0 whitewash at home in Test matches as New Zealand won the final game in Mumbai by 25 runs. The BCCI is set to review the series as it was humiliating as it was shocking and a few of the seniors might be on their way out after the Australia series.
India need 147 runs to win the third Test against New Zealand. On the other hand, Bengal Warriorz and Puneri Paltan will be in action on Sunday in a doubleheader. All of that and much more in today's sports wrap.
India faced New Zealand in the 3rd Test in Mumbai, aiming to avoid a whitewash. Meanwhile, Evin Lewis’ 94 guided the West Indies to an easy win over England in the 1st ODI. All of this and much more in today's sports wrap.
Harshit Rana has been called up to India's squad for the third Test against New Zealand and is likely to make his debut in Mumbai while Smriti Mandhana's record-breaking ton helped India beat New Zealand in the third ODI and win series 2-1. Here's a look at the top 10 sports stories on October 30.
Afghanistan A clinched their maiden Emerging T20 Asia Cup title after beating Sri Lanka A in the final. Coming off beating India A in the semis, Afghanistan A chased down 134 with 11 balls to spare. All that and more in our Sports Wrap for today.
India need to score 359 runs to win the second Test against New Zealand in Pune. On the other hand, Real Madrid are set to face Barcelona in the LA Liga. All of that and much more in today's sports wrap.
New Zealand won their maiden Women's T20 World Cup title after beating South Africa in the final. Having suffered heartbreaks in 2009 and 2010 losing in the finals and coming off from 10 defeats in a loss into the tournament
New Zealand hit India with a truck skittling them out for a paltry 46 in the first innings in the Bengaluru Test in overcast conditions. Only two Indian batters got into double digits while New Zealand got a lead of 134 runs on the second day itself.
India are playing the first Test against New Zealand in Bengaluru. They have won the toss and batted first. On the other hand, the Indian Super League (ISL) returns with a clash between Chennaiyin FC and North East United FC. All of that and much more in today's sports wrap.
New Zealand came to the Indian subcontinent to play Afghanistan in a one-off Test match in Greater Noida in early September and had to fly to Sri Lanka for a two-match Test series afterwards. They are currently in India to play a three-match Test series.
Prime Minister Modi held bilateral meetings with his counterparts from New Zealand and Japan on the sidelines of the ASEAN-India Summit in Laos. He also announced a 10-point plan to strengthen connectivity and resilience with its ASEAN partners at the summit.
Chief of Navy Rear Admiral Garin Golding said that a plane would leave for Samoa on Sunday to bring the rescued crew and passengers back to New Zealand. He said some of those rescued had suffered minor injuries
Tim Southee led New Zealand in 14 Tests during his tenure as captain. The Kiwis won six and lost as many games in Southee's leadership. The pacer had a win-and-loss percentage of 42.85% as captain of the Test side.
The pilot was working for the Indonesian aviation company Susi Air and was handed over to the Cartenz Peace Taskforce early Saturday.
More than 50,000 people voted in the poll, 300,000 fewer than last year, when British late-night host John Oliver drove a humorous campaign for the pūteketeke -- a "deeply weird bird" which eats and vomits its own feathers – securing a landslide win.
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