Lungi ngidi

Under the leadership of MS Dhoni, Chennai Super Kings performed brilliantly in the 2018 Indian Premier League (IPL) and Lungi Ngidi was an integral part of the pace attack. read more

The in-form Sharma, who hit twin centuries on his debut as Test opener at the start of the series, was involved in a crucial 267-run fourth-wicket stand with Ajinkya Rahane, who made 115. read more

Unstoppable opener hits maiden Test double ton and raises huge stand with India No.5 before visitors are shaken by bouncers. read more

The right-handed batsman slammed 28 fours and six sixes to score 212 before he was caught at deep backward square leg by Lungi Ngidi off Kagiso Rabada. read more

The right-handed batsman went on to script his maiden double hundred to help his side take complete control of the match. read more

Ngidi fondly remembers how parents of his classmates used to help him out with cricket gears as he was admitted on a sports scholarship. read more

India will be without the services of their lethal weapon Jasprit Bumrah, who was ruled out of the series due to a stress fracture in the lower back. Maharaj said India will miss him badly. read more

Shubman Gill struck 12 fours and a six before getting out eight runs short of a century. This is the second time he has missed out on the three-figure mark, having scored 90 in the first match at Thiruvananthapuram. read more

India A vs South Africa A: Needing 48 to win India A lost the first wickets early but Shivam Dube hit 2 sixes to finish off the game read more

India captured four wickets to reduce South Africa ‘A’ to 179 for 9, who go into day four with a paltry lead of 40 runs in the second innings. read more

Gill, who has been an opener for Punjab in the longer format, played out Lungi Ngidi’s (1\/18 in 6 overs) first spell as he faced 108 balls, hitting nine fours and a six as India A were in command reaching 129 for 2 at stumps. read more

Shubman Gill will lead the team in the first of the two four-day matches, with veteran ‘keeper Wriddhiman Saha captaining in the second. read more

A 49-run defeat by Pakistan at Lord’s on Sunday ensured that, with two games in the 10-team round-robin phase still to play, there is no way South Africa can qualify for the semi-finals. read more

The jury is still out on whether he should have walked after Tahir claimed he had nicked the ball but Quinton de Kock didn’t look too sure from behind the stumps. read more

ICC World Cup 2019, New Zealand vs South Africa: South Africa will be boosted by the return of fast bowler Lungi Ngidi who missed out a number of matches due to a hamstring injury. read more