Language - | IND vs NZ | Twitter reacts as Sundar sacrifices his wicket after miscommunication with 'SKY' A mix-up between two batters at the crease often leads to both of them running towards the same end to save their wicket. However, Washington Sundar behaved contrary to the norm as he selflessly sacrificed his wicket for Surykumar Yadav despite the latter blatantly ignoring his call to not run. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | IND vs NZ | Twitter reacts as India clean sweep New Zeland with 90-run win India outplayed New Zealand by 90 runs in the third ODI and registered a clean sweep over the visitors in a three-match ODI series. Rohit Sharma and Shubhman Gill starred with the bat scoring centuries while Shardul Thakur and Kuldeep Yadav shined with the ball taking three scalps each. SportsCafe Desk |
 | IND vs NZ | Twitter reacts to Hardik Pandya's stone cold expression after dismissing Devon Conway Hardik Pandya is one of the most animated characters in the Indian team and he often expresses his emotions after taking a wicket with his medium pace. However, the all-rounder behaved contrary to his usual method by not expressing his emotions even after taking a sharp reflex catch. SportsCafe Desk |
 | PAK vs NZ | Twitter reacts to New Zealand’s clinical batting display culminating in two-wicket win New Zealand rose to the occasion in the series decider against Pakistan as they defeated the hosts courtesy of three half-centuries in their innings. Glenn Phillips orchestrated the win with a knock of 63* runs while Devon Conway and Kane Williamson chipped in with 52 and 53 runs respectively. SportsCafe Desk |
 | PAK vs NZ | Twitter reacts as Mohammad Wasim Jr's wayward throw leaves Aleem Dar hurt and angry Pakistan are often criticized for their poor fielding standards as it includes a lot of missed fields and dropped catches but the team elevated it further in the ODI against New Zealand. Mohammad Wasim Jr was the culprit this time as his wayward throw hit umpire Aleem Dar on the right leg very hard. SportsCafe Desk |
 | PAK vs ENG | Twitter trolls Sarfaraz Ahmed for ignoring DRS despite catching inside edge two feet behind Devon Conway Certain players take the limelight due to their unique personalities and Sarfaraz Ahmed is one such popular figure among the fans. The 35-year-old took the center stage after grabbing a sharp catch off a faint inside edge from Devon Conway but decided not to challenge the umpire’s not-out call. SportsCafe Desk |
 | ICC World T20 | Twitter reacts as New Zealand decimate Australia by 89 runs New Zealand have started their World T20 campaign in style, beating tournament favourites Australia by 89 runs. Devon Conway drove New Zealand to victory with an unbeaten knock of 92 runs off 58 balls while Mitchell Santer weaved his magic with three wickets to help the Kiwis defend 201 runs. SportsCafe Desk |
 | BAN vs NZ | Twitter reacts to New Zealand emulating prime Pakistan as four fielders 'refuse' to take simple catch New Zealand has been a side with high fielding standards over the years but their players also are known to falter sometimes. The Black Caps were involved in such a moment during a T20I against Bangladesh as they let the simple catch of Najmul Hossain Shanto drop due to basic miscommunication. SportsCafe Desk |
 | WATCH | Wicket-keeper Devon Conway puts in sprint for the ages to save four with last-brink sliding tackle Cricketers often warm themselves up with brief football sessions and it seems Devon Conway has become quite good at it over time given his latest fielding effort. The keeper produced a sensational last-ditch slide after running all the way to the deep in a T20I against Pakistan to save a boundary. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Twitter reacts as Haris Rauf becomes latest addition to Pakistan's blooper compilation with boundary rope blunder Pakistan committing schoolboy errors to undo all their hard work is a tale as old as time and makes for some great viewing as well. In the T20I against New Zealand on Saturday, they were back to old habits once again as Haris Rauf messed up a simple catch on the ropes to convert a wicket into six. SportsCafe Desk |