India beat the UAE by seven wickets to stay at the top of the table in Group B in the Emerging T20 Asia Cup in Oman while Indian cricketer Sarfaraz Khan became a father as he was blessed with a baby boy. Here's a look at the top 10 sports stories on October 22.
Left-arm medium pacer Sam Curran has been called up as cover for all-rounder Ben Stokes as England prepare to square the two-match series when they face Pakistan in the second Test which starts on Friday.
It was the first time in test cricket that one bowler (Nathan Lyon) had dismissed the top four batsmen by LBW's.
Lokesh Rahul hoped Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane to add another 100 runs when they come out to bat on the fourth morning of the second Test against Australia.
India rode on a superb bowling performance to edge closer to victory with England precariously poised at 142/7 at lunch on the fifth and final day of the second cricket Test here on Monday.
Skipper Alastair Cook and Haseeb Hameed may have frustrated the Indians with their dogged defence today but Cheteshwar Pujara says it will be extremely tough for England to bat through the fifth day.
Indian skipper Virat Kohli won the toss and elected to bat in the second Test match against England at the ACA-VDCA cricket stadium here on Thursday.
India took complete control of the second Test match against New Zealand by grabbing a 339-run lead on the third day of the match at the Eden Gardens here on Sunday.
Dhaka, Bangladesh: Pakistan left Bangladesh in a troublesome position at 107-5 at stumps on the second day of the second test on Thursday, raising the prospect of ending its win drought in the tour after
Dhaka, Bangladesh: Pakistan's Azhar Ali hit his maiden double century as Pakistan declared its innings on 557-8 at tea on the second day of the second cricket test against Bangladesh on Thursday.Azhar, who reached his
Brisbane: After a close encounter at the Adelaide Oval in which the Australian team managed a 48-run win over India, the visitors will now be greeted with a green top at the Gabba here in
Khulna, Bangladesh: Bangladesh declared its second innings at 248-9 on Friday, setting Zimbabwe a victory target of 314 runs on the last day of the second cricket test.Legspinner Natsai M'Shangwe (4-82) took the all four
Khulna, Bangladesh: Opener Tamim Iqbal batted throughout the day to lead Bangladesh to 193-3 Monday on the first day of the second test against Zimbabwe. At stumps, Iqbal was 74 not out with Shakib Al
Castries, St. Lucia : Veteran Shivnarine Chanderpaul completed his 30th Test century and left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn followed with 5-72 on Tuesday as the West Indies defeated Bangladesh by 296 runs late on day four
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: Scoreboard at lunch Friday on the second day of the second test between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the Sinhalese Sports Club:Sri Lanka 1st innings=(Overnight: 261-8)= Upul Tharanga c Ali b Riaz
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka offspinner Dilruwan Perera took a career-best 5-69 to help dismiss South Africa for 282 in its first innings and give his team an overall 150-run lead in the second test
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: South Africa captain Hashim Amla scored his 22nd test century on Saturday to steer the visitors away from the risk of a follow-on and to 234-7 at tea on day three of
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: Hashim Amla led South Africa's recovery to 98-3 in reply to Sri Lanka posting 421 on day two of the second cricket test on Friday. Mahela Jayawardene was run out for 165
LONDON, England: Scoreboard after England finished at 105/4 at stumps Day 4 and still requires 214 more runs to win the second Investec test at Lord's here Sunday.India 1st Innings: 295England 1st Innings: 319India 2nd
London: The second cricket Test was headed for nail-biting finish with England needing 214 runs with six wickets intact on a tricky fifth day track as India rode on Ravindra Jadeja's brilliant counter-attack to set
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