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West Indies lost the second T20I against Australia by eight wickets.
The Caribbean players showcased a terrible fielding effort in the second fixture of the five-match WI vs AUS T20I series. Interestingly, when Josh Inglis whacked an Alzarri Joseph delivery wide of long-on in the 14th over of the match and the ball landed into the stands, a fan picked it up and threw it back on the field while mocking the nearest fielder to take the catch. He also clapped for the player after he grabbed that catch successfully.
HKG
162/7
SAM
159/4
SGP
144/7
MAL
209/7
Malaysia beat Singapore by 65 runs
SAM
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MAL
–
SGP
–
HKG
–
WI
172/8
AUS
173/2
Australia won by 8 wkts
ML
115/4
RWA
111/10
Malawi won by 6 wickets
BHN
176/4
ML
131/10
Bahrain beat Malawi by 45 runs
ALZ
118/7
HDN
114/5
Alby Zalmi beat Huddinge by 3 wickets
JIHCC
122/6
MAR
149/8
Marsta CC beat Jinnah CC by 27 runs
HDN
137/4
ALZ
117/4
Huddinge beat Alby Zalmi CC by 20 runs
HDN
165/3
JIHCC
162/4
Huddinge beat Jinnah CC by 7 wickets
MAR
137/6
ALZ
166/4
Alby Zalmi CC beat Marsta CC by 29 runs
JIHCC
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MAR
–
RPH
–
HDN
–
HDN
–
JIHCC
–
RPH
–
MAR
–
JIHCC
–
RPH
–
BCC
148/7
NAJC
145/7
Bud Cricket Club beat Nabajyoti Club by 3 wickets
GTC
139/8
91YC
162/9
91 Yards Club beat Gauhati Town Club by 23 runs
BCC
–
91YC
–
EWW-W
77/9
MZW-W
165/3
Mozambique Women won by 88 runs
MWW-W
162/5
LSN-W
56/10
Malawi Women beat Lesotho Women by 106 runs
BOT-W
89/4
SLO-W
90/5
Sierra Leone Women beat Botswana Women by 5 wickets
RWA-W
22/0
CW-W
20/10
Rwanda Women beat Cameroon Women by 10 wickets
TBC
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TBC
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TBC
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TBC
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TBC
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TBC
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TBC
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TBC
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ENG
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IND
140/2
MECS
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CHK
–
BNC
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TCC
–
STCC
–
CEC-A
–
CBS
–
FLI
–
Match Abandoned
VEV
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GCF
–
CAT
–
VEV
–
Match cancelled
BAN
–
PAK
–
UAE
101/3
KNY
98/10
United Arab Emirates beat Kenya by 7 wickets
UGAA
127/8
NBA
124/7
Uganda A beat Namibia A by 3 runs
VMK
–
YAR
–
RWT
–
MMS
–
ASS
–
SGT
–
BDS
–
BAD
–
DUR-W
–
LAN-W
–
AAC
–
WIC
142/8
EDC
–
SAC
–
ZIM
–
NZ
–
IRE-W
180/4
ZIM-W
49/2
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The star Caribbean all-rounder had announced earlier that he would be calling it a day in international cricket after featuring in the initial two matches of the 20-over series at his home ground, Sabina Park, Jamaica. The big-hitter finished off his career on a high with an astonishing 36-run knock off just 15 balls at a blazing strike rate of 240.
His whirlwind knock starred two boundaries and four sixes, which guided the team towards a strong finish after a crucial start by Brandon King (51 runs off 36 balls). Eventually, a nine-ball-18 cameo from all-rounder Gudakesh Motie powered them to 172/8.
However, coming into Australia’s chase, their strategy to promote Glenn Maxwell in the batting lineup, after dropping opener Jake Fraser-McGurk, did not prove to be a game-changing one. The all-rounder continued with his poor run of form as he returned for a 10-ball 12 after opening the innings with Mitchell Marsh. Notably, this was the fourth time he opened the innings in this format.
Previously, he was also dismissed for 11 runs in the first T20I after his comeback from the finger injury. However, a brilliant unbeaten 131-run partnership between Inglis (70* off 27) and Cameron Green (56* off 32) off just 59 deliveries and several dropped catches due to the sloppy hands of the Caribbean fielders, helped Australia to seal the match with 4.6 overs remaining. With this victory, the visitors are currently leading the series 0-2. The schedule will now shift to Saint Kitts for the remaining three matches, which will be played on July 26, July 27 and July 29, respectively.
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