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  Shan Masood, on behalf of the Pakistan team, gifts Babar Azam's signed playing top to David Warner 🤝 #AUSvPAK pic.twitter.com/MCGUDQ9Bqv — 7Cricket (@7Cricket) January 6, 2024 A Touch of Class: Masood's Gift to Warner Goes Beyond Cricket The Sydney Cricket Ground witnessed a heartwarming moment as Pakistan captain Shan Masood presented David Warner, retiring Australian opener, with a unique parting gift: Babar Azam's signed jersey. This wasn't just a memento to commemorate Warner's illustrious career, it was a gesture that transcended the boundaries of rivalry and resonated with the spirit of sportsmanship. Warner, with his swashbuckling style and aggressive persona, has often been labelled a villain on Pakistani soil. Yet, Masood's choice of Azam's jersey, Pakistan's batting stalwart and Warner's on-field competitor, spoke volumes. It acknowledged Warner's talent and achievements, irrespective of past battles on the pitch. This wasn't ju

  The  Scorchers  are still undefeated in  BBL | 13 , and have games in hand on their rivals, having played just five, the least of all teams so far. Adelaide Strikers v Perth Scorcher  Watch Here 👇👇 Strikers Strike Back: Adelaide's Stunning Upset Rocks the Scorchers The Big Bash League witnessed a seismic shift last night as the lowly Adelaide Strikers toppled the undefeated Perth Scorchers in a thrilling seven-wicket victory. Written off by many after a dismal start to the season, the Strikers roared back to life with a performance that sent shockwaves through the competition The Adelaide Oval erupted with outstanding intensity from the opening ball. The bowlers for the Strikers maintained composure in the face of Hilton Cartwright, the BBL's most exciting batsman, who had just scored an explosive century. An early dismissal of Cartwright by Tenary Thornton gave confidence to the home crowd. But the Scorchers did not back down, adding 211 points courtesy of some late firewo

  Day 4 Drama Down Under: Aussies Seal Series Win in Warner's Farewell Sydney Day 4 of the third Test match between Australia and Pakistan ended in a whirlwind style at the Sydney Cricket Ground, with the hosts winning by an innings and sweeping the series 3-0. The Australian batting combination of David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne, who led their side to victory with a dominating opening pair, had the best day. Australia Needs 116 After Pakistan XI Collapse: Pakistan started their unsteady second innings earlier in the day at 68/7, still 20 runs behind. As their remaining batsmen failed and were bowled out for a paltry 115, all chance of amassing a significant advantage swiftly evaporated. The one-man show of 35 from Sajid Khan was scant comfort against the relentless pace attack of Australia. Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon combined for six wickets, revealing Pakistan's brittle batting once more. Conclusion: Your expressions are most important for us. Share your opinions in t

Day 3 Drama in Sydney: Pakistan Takes the Lead After Hazlewood Hurricane!  On Day 3 of the Third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, the ongoing Benaud-Qadir Trophy between Australia and Pakistan has taken a dramatically different turn. Australia had a comfortable lead going into the match, but it quickly turned into an exciting rollercoaster with wickets falling at both ends. Let's examine what happened that day:On Day 3 of the Third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, the ongoing Benaud-Qadir Trophy between Australia and Pakistan has taken a dramatically different turn. Australia had a comfortable lead going into the match, but it quickly turned into an exciting rollercoaster with wickets falling at both ends. Let's examine what happened that day: Morning Blitz: Seeking a high score, Australia started Day 3 at 259/5. Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith maintained their consistent interaction and reaching 79 runs prior to Smith's strange dismissal following a misdirected ba

                              India Vs South Africa Test Day 2 India Takes the Lead in the Cape Town Drama: A Story of Two Innings and Rising Stars The thrilling turns and turns of the second Test between South Africa and India at Newlands, Cape Town, will go down in cricket history. After starting as a Proteas parade on Day 1 and falling apart from 153/4 to 217 all out, India finished brilliantly by 7 wickets on Day 2. Now let's analyze this thrilling roller coaster experience. Day 1: Proteas Roar, India Tumble South Africa's quicks, led by Marco Jansen's lethal swing bowling, skittled out India for a meager 217, despite KL Rahul's lone resistance (50). In reply, the Proteas looked ominous at 55/0 before rain intervened. Day 2: Bumrah Blister, Kohli Grit, and a Stunning Chase The second day witnessed Bumrah's masterclass. He ripped through the South African batting with a six-wicket haul, dismissing Elgar, Bavuma, and De Kock cheaply. South Africa limped to 176, se