Partnership of over 50 Runs Partnership of 62* runs between Zain Awan and Nitesh Hemlani. They are looking good to post a good score. Zain Awan like a good batsman is facing as much balls as he could and Nitesh like a good lower order batsman is looking to defend and only stroking loose balls.
Australia raps up the innings B.Lee and G.McGrath picked up one each and two batsmans were runout. All stars scored 374 runs in there second innings thanks to the centuries from Zain Awan and No_remorse28 and 50 from Nitesh Hemlani. Now Australia require 307 runs to win and they have got 3 whole days.
First to go was Zain Awan who tried a mistimed a lofted shot on the bowling of B.Lee and McGrath took a simple catch at mid off. Zain scored 170 runs in his innings which includes 18 fours.
Next to go was Manraj Bahra who scored only 4 runs before edging one to Hayden from McGrath.
Cricket60 after scoring quick 12 runs was runout. It was a very close decision. And 3rd umpire ruled him out.
Last to go was Nitesh Hemalani who scored 55 runs of 69 balls. He batted really well out there in pressure when wickets were falling around him and in the way helped his team getting a lead of above 300 runs. He was also runout. A real mishap in the middle. He was miles away from his crease when McGrath took the bails off.
This is All Stars Scorecard.
All Stars scored 374 runs in there second innings. Australia requires now 307 runs to win the first Coca Cola Challange Test Match.
All Stars strike early All Stars strikes early. On the first ball of the innings Hayden was gone. Shezad bowled a beautiful delivery on his off stump which he edged to Gangluly in gully. Now Australia are in trouble.
Australia 0/1
R.Ponting 0*(5)
J.Langer 0*(0)
Shezad Awan 1/0 of 1 over
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Session end with no further loss Last session of Day 2 have ended with no further loss for Australia. They are now at 18/1 still requiring 289 runs to win. As there are still 3 days in the match so possibility of draw is ruled out. I think All Stars have upper hand at the moment. If they can get couple of quick wickets in the morning. So lets see what happens tomorrow.
Australia in real trouble Australia have lost 3 quick wickets in the morning. Australia are now at 34/4 with B.Hodge and A.Gilchrist are at the crease. All Stars opening bowlers Pak cricketer and Shezad Awan were the wicket takers.
First to go was captain R.Ponting who was bowled by Pak Cricketer.
Next to go was J.Langer. He was LBW to Pak cricketer who bowled a beautiful in swinging delivery for left handers.
Martyn was undone by shear pace of Shezad Awan. He was even not able to get his bat down in time for the ball.
This is a chance for All Stars to get a win from here if they can capitalize on this early advantage.
All Stars WON All Stars won by margin of 220 runs. It looks amazing that at one stage 103 all out and then won the match by a margin of 220 runs. It was a team effort.
No one from Australia stayed at the wicket for long time and wickets kept falling regularly. All bowlers were wicket taker.
Gilchrist was gone taking a quick single
Symond was bowled by a fantastic Yorker from Cricket60.
Warne was out taking a silly single.
After some time when ball started to keep low. B.Lee was out on a similar delivery from Manraj Bahra
McGrath was also bowled on a ball which kept low
Last to go was S.Tait who was charging down the pitch and was stumped on the bowling of Nitesh Hemlani.
This is the scorecard.
And Man of the Match are Zain Awan for his splendid show with the bat and Nithesh Hemlani for his all round performance in the match.
really good thread here zain. nice to see a good 2004 story still going around. well done on the results so far of the story of the month. its really good to see you up there. keep up the good work mate
really good thread here zain. nice to see a good 2004 story still going around. well done on the results so far of the story of the month. its really good to see you up there. keep up the good work mate
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