Australia’s third women’s ODI against India to be played at Bellerive Oval
The third Women’s One Day International between Australia and India on Sunday, March 1 will now be played at Bellerive Oval, Hobart.
The third Women’s One Day International between Australia and India on Sunday, March 1 will now be played at Bellerive Oval, Hobart.
The two teams will return to the same venue on July 22 for the second ODI
Among the records that Tendulkar broke is the fact that he was the first player to cross 10,000 runs in ODIs.
Azam became the third-fastest to 11 ODI hundreds by getting past India captain Virat Kohli. South Africa's Hashim Amla and Quinton de Kock occupy the first two positions in the list, respectively.
Malik announced his retirement after Pakistan's final match in World Cup 2019 against Bangladesh on Friday which the Green Brigade won by 94 runs.
South Africa have never won the World Cup and Ngidi said it would be a dream come true if he can help the side to victory.
Tournament hosts England unveil their squad for the one-day international showpiece on Tuesday.
Bravo has not played an ODI since October 2014, when under his captaincy the team returned home midway through a series in India following a fallout with the board. His last appearance in West Indies colours came in a T20I match against Pakistan in September 2016.
Pakistan put up 340/7 riding Babaz Azam's 115 and half-century by Mohammad Hafeez. However, their bowlers failed to defend the total even after reducing England to 216/5 at one stage.
The duo managed to surpass the previous record opening partnership of 304 set by the Pakistan duo of Imam-ul-Haq and Fakhar Zaman against Zimbabwe in 2018.
