India batting on 376 for 6 wickets

India were 376/6 in their first innings at lunch on the fourth day of the third and final cricket Test against the West Indies here on Friday. 

Earlier master bastman, Sachin Tendulkar missed his long-awaited 100th international century by a mere six runs, but India placed themselves in a good position to avoid the follow on against the West Indies on the fourth morning of the third and final cricket Test here on Friday. 

At lunch, Virat Kohli (32) and Ravichandran Ashwin (26) were the unbeaten batsmen and the home side were 376 for 6, only 15 runs short of avoiding the follow on and 214 runs behind the rivals’ score of 590. 

MS Dhoni ready for the Big Fight against England

The latest news from the ICC Cricket World Cup matches, MS Dhoni, the captain of India team, said that we are ready to go out to play big innings against England at Bangalore today.

MS Dohni, Indian Cricket Captain, take a look at weather outlook at Bangalore

While talking to media, “It is going to be a crucial game for both the sides. We are going all out to maintain the winning momentum that started against Bangladesh in Mirpur last week.”

Further talking to media, the Indian captain reveals that there is no injury issue with Virender Sehwag and Yuvraj Singh, and they are fully fit to play the match today.

The Indian captain was at a pre-match media talks, “Except Ashish (Nehra), all other players are fully fit and will play to their potential. As every one-day game is new, we have to start in a big way whether batting or bowling and execute our plans accordingly to win.”

While answering to a question about England’s batting specilits, Kevin Pieterson, Dhoni said he is the man who can take the game away from any situation, and we are ready take charge of him soon in the innings.

He said, “Individuals do matter, but our approach will be against the entire team. We will adopt strategies as the game progresses to gain advantage. It is also an advantage to play in front of your own fans as their encouragement and support would help us in g our best.”

ICC Cricket World Cup:- Australia v/s New Zealand Updates

According to the latest reports from the ICC Cricket World Cup, 8^th match of the tournament is going on between three time’s champion, Australia and New Zealand at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Jamtha at Nagpur here.

Earlier, Aussi captain, Ricky Ponting has won the toss and elected to field first.

While batting first, New Zealand team was all out at just 206 runs in 45.1 over of the match. However, some superb batting performance was shown by Nathan McCullum (52 runs with 3x4) and Captain Daniel Vettori (44 runs from just 43 balls with 5x4).

From Australian side, Mitchell Johnson took 4 wickets for 33 runs in his 9.1 overs spell, while Shaun Tait took 3 for 35.

Australia: Ricky Ponting (c), Shane Watson, Brad Haddin, Michael Clarke, Cameron White, David Hussey, Steven Smith, Mitchell Johnson, Shaun Tait, Jason Krejza and Brett Lee.

New Zealand: Daniel Vettori (C), Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum, Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, James Franklin, Scott Styris, Jamie How, Nathan McCullum, Tim Southee and Hamish Bennett.

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World Cup 2011:- South Africa v/s West Indies updates

Today in the World Cup Cricket, the match is between South Africa and West Indies.

According to the fresh news from the Cricket World Cup 2011, West Indies has put a total of just 222 runs on the board.

DM Bravo from West Indies played some really big shorts against South African bowlers. He made 73 runs from 82 balls with 4x8 and 6x1.

Further, a superb batting performance was showed by DJ Bravo, he hit 40 runs from just 37 balls with 3 huge sixes and one four.

As per the latest update from the match, South Africa lost 2 wickets for just 20 runs on the board and now Captain Smith is playing at 25 runs and  AB De Villiers is batting at 39 runs from 40 balls.

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ICC World Cup:- Sachin Joins Team India at Bangalore, but did not join practice session

Here is some really good news the cricket fans in India. And the good news is that the little master-blaster Sachin Tendulka has joined the team at Bangalore here today.

A hobbled India got down to their first practice session after their superb win in the first World Cup match against Bangladesh on Saturday.

All the media personals as well as hundreds of thousands fans of Sachin Tendulkar were waiting for him at the Bangalore cricket stadium.

The team's most precious player was making his first public appearance after undergoing a precautionary MRI scan on his knee in Mumbai on Monday.

In the meantime, the little master did not take part in the practice session with the other team members.

He was on the sidelines when his teammates warmed up with a round of football at the main stadium and then spent time at the gym when they had nets at the National Cricket Academy complex.

Team manager Ranjib Biswal said, “There was nothing to worry about Tendulkar, and that he was just taking rest.”

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ICC World Cup- Netherlands scores 292 runs against England

This is really a superb batting performance by the Netherlands batsman. The team really played a good cricket here and put 292 runs on the board.

The star batsman from the Netherlands was Ryan ten Doeschate, he hit a blasting 100 and due to they were able to make 292 runs.

Ten Doeschate's career-best 119 came off just 110 balls which includes three sixes and nine fours as the Dutch, who beat England at Lord's in the opening match of the 2009 World Twenty20, eyed another upset victory in Group B.

Ten Doeschate shared a third-wicket stand of 78 with Tom Cooper (47) and then added further 50 in just 49 balls during the fifth with Tom de Grooth (28) after Dutch captain Peter Borren won the toss.

The Netherlands:

A KERVEZEE c Prior b Bresnan 16

W BARRESI st Prior b Swann 29

T COOPER c Anderson b Collingwood 47

R TEN DOESCHATE c Bopara b Broad 119

B ZUIDERENT c Collingwood b Swann 1

T DE GROOTH b Broad 28

P BORREN not out 35

M BUKHARI not out 6

Sundries (3b, 3lb, 2w, 3nb) 11

Total (6 wkts - 50 overs) 292

Fall of wickets: 36 (Kervezee), 58 (Barresi), 136 (Cooper), 149 (Zuiderent), 213 (de Grooth), 274 (ten Doeschate).

Bowling: J Anderson 10-0-72-0 (2nb), S Broad 10-2-65-2 (1w 1nb), T Bresnan 10-0-49-1 (1w), G Swann 10-0-35-2, P Collingwood 8-0-46-1, K Pietersen 2-0-19-0.