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Live Cricket Score: New Zealand vs Australia, 4th T20I – The Times of India
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13.5 overs
WNew Zealand- 64/7
Kane Richardson to Tim Southee, OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Six and out for Tim Southee! New Zealand 7 down already! Poor batting performance from the hosts! Kane Richardson bowls a short one around middle, Southee clears his front leg and looks to pull but it takes the top edge and it goes way up in the air. Wade runs backwards and takes a good catch.
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India vs England Live Score, 4th Test, Day 2: England bowlers leave India reeling – The Times of India
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REVIEW and OUT! Rohit falls for 49
A loud lbw appeal from Stokes against Rohit. Umpire has given OUT. Rohit goes for a review. No bat. Umpire’s call and England get a massive wicket. Rohit departs for 49 runs. Big big wicket for England. The man with the golden arm – Stokes – has once again got the breakthrough. He exults in celebration. He knows he has got the big man. After Kohli, he he another big wicket in his kitty. INDIA 121/5, trail by 84 runs.
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India vs England 3rd Test: Motera Cricket Stadium to be Renamed as Narendra Modi Stadium
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The Motera Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad will be renamed the Narendra Modi Stadium ahead of the 3rd Test between India and England on Wednesday. Ram Nath Kovind, the President of India, will inaugurate the new stadium, which is set to be the largest cricket stadium in the world with a capacity of 1,10,000.
With its massive seating capacity, the Narendra Modi Stadium is now the world’s largest cricket stadium and second-largest sports ground in the world. With its extensive reconstruction and renovation, the venue currently seats more than Melbourne Cricket Ground, in Australia and the iconic Eden Gardens, which has the third-highest spectator capacity of 66,349.
The stadium witnessed its first international Test match during the 1983-84 India vs West Indies series, while the last one was against the current opponent in 2012. The first One-Day International (ODI) was played during the 1984-85 India vs Australia series. While the last ODI was in 2014 against Sri Lanka, before it was completely brought down in 2015. In total, the Motera stadium has hosted a total of 35 international games of cricket – 12 Tests, 23 ODIS and T20I’s.
India and England have clashed in two Test matches so far at the ground. The first Test in 2001 between the two ended in a draw, while the hosts emerged victorious in the second game which took place a decade later in 2012. However, the upcoming third Test between both sides will be its day-night affair and the second one to be held in the country after the pink-ball Test against Bangladesh in 2019 at the Eden Gardens.
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