Australia notched two points in Taunton after a 41-run win over Pakistan on Wednesday. This means that Australia are now on six points in the 2019 ICC World Cup and move to second position in the Points table, while Pakistan slump to eighth spot with three points.
Following an exciting first week or so of the ICC World Cup 2019 that benefitted from one of the advantages of hosting a tournament in Britain – a diverse and multicultural population that led to packed and enthused houses all round, even at the warmup games – its second has been plagued by one of its disadvantages - the weather.Following an exciting first week or so of the ICC World Cup 2019 that benefitted from one of the advantages of hosting a tournament in Britain – a diverse and multicultural population that led to packed and enthused houses all round, even at the warmup games – its second has been plagued by one of its disadvantages - the weather.
Celebrations are held on various ghats along the sacred river on the festival of Ganga Dussehra. While some ghats throng with huge, festive crowds, others, less known, will offer a quiet, pious respite this Gangavataran.
The celebrations of Ganga Dussehra can be attended at Haridwar, Varanasi, Garhmukteshwar, Rishikesh, Allahabad, and Patna, where devotees gather at the banks of the Ganges to perform aartis.
1900 runs in 40 Tests (62 innings) at an average of 33.92 with just three hundreds and 11 fifties – these numbers do not do justice to the immense talent Yuvraj Singh was bestowed with.
The weather forecast seems a bit topsy-turvy for the fans as they get ready to witness Australia take on Pakistan at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton in the ICC 2019 World Cup. This will be the second game at the venue.
Defending World Cup champions Australia have been dealt a big blow with one of their two all-rounders Marcus Stoinis ruled out of their ICC World Cup game against Pakistan on Wednesday (June 11).
South Africa batting coach Dale Benkenstein knows it's now or never for his side and has urged his batsmen to step up their game if Proteas want to make it to the semifinals of the 2019 World Cup.1900 runs in 40 Tests (62 innings) at an average of 33.92 with just three hundreds and 11 fifties – these numbers do not do justice to the immense talent Yuvraj Singh was bestowed with.The weather forecast seems a bit topsy-turvy for the fans as they get ready to witness Australia take on Pakistan at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton in the ICC 2019 World Cup. This will be the second game at the venue.Defending World Cup champions Australia have been dealt a big blow with one of their two all-rounders Marcus Stoinis ruled out of their ICC World Cup game against Pakistan on Wednesday (June 11).South Africa batting coach Dale Benkenstein knows it's now or never for his side and has urged his batsmen to step up their game if Proteas want to make it to the semifinals of the 2019 World Cup.
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