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India Gazette
3 days ago
- Sport
- India Gazette
India A vs ENG Lions Day 3: Tom Haines-Max Holden partnership takes England Lions to 333/5, reduces trail to 224
Canterbury [UK], June 1 (ANI): A 181-run partnership between Tom Haines and Max Holden provided an upper hand to England Lions against the India A side as they scored 333/5 in 75 overs at the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury on Sunday. At the end of the first session on Day 3, England Lions were 333/5 in 75 overs with Tom Haines (142*) and Dan Mousley (2*) unbeaten on the crease. The side still trail by 224 runs in reply to India A's total of 557. The England Lions began the day from 237/2 in 52 overs with Haines (103*) and Max Holden (64*) unbeaten on the crease. In the 56th over, the English side crossed the 250-run mark as Holden slammed a boundary on the bowling of right-arm seamer Harshit Rana. Ten overs later, on the last ball of the 66th over, the England Lions completed their 300 as Haines smashed a boundary off pacer Mukesh Kumar's bowling. In the 67th over, Holden brought up his century as he took a single on the first ball of the over, which was bowled by Shardul Thakur. In the 68th over at the score of 312, Mukesh Kumar sent Max Holden back to the pavilion. Before going back, the left-hand batter scored 101 runs off 101 balls, which came with the help of 12 fours and a six. After the loss of Holden's wicket, the England Lions lost the next two wickets inside 14 runs in quick succession. Team captain James Rew (8) and Rehan Ahmed (3) were not able to make their mark as they were sent back to the dressing room cheaply. Following the loss of these two wickets, England team's score was 326/5 in 73.2 overs. The next batter came out to bat was Dan Mousley. Till the end of the first session on the third day, Haines and Mousley built an unbeaten partnership of seven runs. Earlier on Day 2, a majestic double century from Karun Nair and impactful innings from Dhruv Jurel, Sarfaraz Khan powered India A to a mammoth 557-10 in 125.1 overs, on Day 2 of the first unofficial test against England Lions in Canterbury on Saturday. After Karun Nair's onslaught ended on 204, England Lions capitalised on the opportunity and Zaman Akhter removed Shardul Thakur after scoring 27 off 32. Harsh Dubey and Anshul Kamboj stood on the wicket for ten overs before Josh Hull removed Dubey for 32 off 47 in the 120th over. From there, England bowlers bowled out Indian batters in five overs. The pick of the bowlers for the hosts were Josh Hull (3/72 in 20 overs) and Zaman Akhter (3/73 in 20.1 overs), who snapped three wickets each in their respective spells. There were other bowlers among the wicket-takers as well. Two wickets were grabbed by Eddie Jack (2/75 in 20 overs), and one wicket each was bagged by Ajeet Dale (1/99 in 25 overs) and Rehan Ahmed (1/144 in 27 overs) in the first innings. Brief Scores: India A 557/10 in 125.1 overs (Karun Nair 204, Dhruv Jurel 94; Josh Hull 3/72) vs England Lions 333/5 in 75 overs (Tom Haines 142*, Max Holden 101; Mukesh Kumar 3/56). (ANI)
NDTV
3 days ago
- Sport
- NDTV
England Lions vs India A, 1st Unofficial Test Day 3 Live Score Updates: After Tom Haines, Max Holden Also Eyes Ton; Lions On Top
England Lions vs India A, 1st Unofficial Test Day 3, Live Updates: England Lions gained some momentum as the duo of Tom Haines and Max Holden are dealing in boundaries against India A. The hosts began the day from 237/2 on Day 3 of the ongoing 1st Unofficial Test against India A in Canterbury. At Stumps, Tom Haines (103*) and Max Holden (64*) remained unbeaten at the crease as the hosts trail by 320 runs. Earlier on Day 2, forgotten India star Nair continued his terrific form in red-ball cricket, scoring his double ton. Karun scored 204 runs off 281 balls with the help of 26 fours and one six. Dhruv Jurel (94) and Sarfaraz Khan (92) also played crucial knocks but missed out on deserved centuries. (Live Scorecard) Listen to the latest songs, only on Listen to the latest songs, only on Listen to the latest songs, only on
NDTV
3 days ago
- Sport
- NDTV
England Lions vs India A, 1st Unofficial Test Day 3 Live Score Updates: Lions Duo Deal In Boundaries As India A Eye Wickets
England Lions vs India A, 1st Unofficial Test Day 3, Live Updates: England Lions gained some momentum as the duo of Tom Haines and Max Holden are dealing in boundaries against India A. The hosts began the day from 237/2 on Day 3 of the ongoing 1st Unofficial Test against India A in Canterbury. At Stumps, Tom Haines (103*) and Max Holden (64*) remained unbeaten at the crease as the hosts trail by 320 runs. Earlier on Day 2, forgotten India star Nair continued his terrific form in red-ball cricket, scoring his double ton. Karun scored 204 runs off 281 balls with the help of 26 fours and one six. Dhruv Jurel (94) and Sarfaraz Khan (92) also played crucial knocks but missed out on deserved centuries. (Live Scorecard) Listen to the latest songs, only on Listen to the latest songs, only on Listen to the latest songs, only on 62.6 1 Shardul Thakur to Tom Haines 1 run, played towards mid on. 62.5 0 Shardul Thakur to Tom Haines No run. 62.4 0 Shardul Thakur to Tom Haines No run. 62.3 0 Shardul Thakur to Tom Haines No run, played towards covers. 62.2 0 Shardul Thakur to Tom Haines No run, played towards mid on. 62.1 1 Shardul Thakur to Max Holden 1 run, played towards fine leg. 61.6 0 Harshit Rana to Tom Haines No run, played towards mid off. 61.5 1 Harshit Rana to Max Holden 1 run, played towards covers. 61.4 2 Harshit Rana to Max Holden 2 runs, played towards mid wicket. 61.3 0 Harshit Rana to Max Holden No run. 61.2 0 Harshit Rana to Max Holden No run. 61.1 0 Harshit Rana to Max Holden No run, played towards point. 60.6 0 Anshul Kamboj to Tom Haines No run, played towards covers. 60.5 0 Anshul Kamboj to Tom Haines No run, played towards mid off. 60.4 0 Anshul Kamboj to Tom Haines No run, played towards covers. 60.3 0 Anshul Kamboj to Tom Haines No run. 60.2 2 Anshul Kamboj to Tom Haines 2 runs, played towards mid wicket. 60.2 1 nb Anshul Kamboj to Tom Haines No ball. 60.1 0 Anshul Kamboj to Tom Haines No run, played towards covers. 59.6 0 Harshit Rana to Max Holden No run, played towards point.
Yahoo
10-02-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Batter Holden extends Middlesex deal through 2027
Middlesex batter Max Holden has signed a new contract to stay at Lord's until at least the end of the 2027 season. Holden finished last season as the team's second-highest scorer in first-class cricket with 981 runs. The 27-year-old started his professional career with Middlesex in 2015 aged 17 after graduating through the club's academy. He made his debut in 2017 and since then has scored 3,696 first-class runs in 81 appearances. "I'm absolutely delighted to have signed a contract extension with the club," Holden said. "Middlesex has been my home for 15 years ever since I walked through the doors of the academy aged 12. "I'm so proud to represent this club, I have huge amount of drive and ambition to bring success and silverware to Middlesex over the next few years." Injured Bethell to miss Champions Trophy What is the background to calls for Afghanistan cricket boycott? TMS presenters to deliver 2025 MCC Cowdrey Lecture
Khaleej Times
07-02-2025
- Sport
- Khaleej Times
Desert Vipers set up ILT20 final clash with Dubai Capitals
The Desert Vipers didn't put a foot wrong in their ILT20 Season 3 Qualifier 2 clash against the Sharjah Warriorz as they bowled exceptionally well and followed it up with a scintillating batting display to cruise to a seven-wicket win at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Friday. The Desert Vipers chased down 163 with 20 balls remaining as Max Holden (48) and Alex Hales (47) set the tempo before the skipper Sam Curran smashed a 15-ball 34 to power his side past the finish line. The Desert Vipers will now face the Dubai Capitals for the ILT20 Season 3 title on Sunday, February 9, in Dubai. Having finished as runners-up in the inaugural season, the Desert Vipers will hope to go the distance this time around. 'It feels good, the pitch was playing well and I'm glad to time that chase well," said Hales who was named player of the match. "It was holding a bit in the first 3-4 overs when we bowled, so we knew we had to adjust when we came out to bat. I kept it quite simple, very happy with how I played square and keeping it still, watching the ball till the last moment. We have a very strong batting line-up, so if we can use our change-ups well, we have a good chance in the final.' Meanwhile, Tim Southee, captain of the Sharjah Warriorz, said: 'It was a tough one. We knew the wicket would skid on a little bit later, but we needed to bowl better. The sides that bowl first tend to have more success here. The Desert Vipers changed their pace well and bowled well throughout the day."
