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Batting with a runner at No.11 after injuring his hamstring, Paris and Curtis survived 28 overs for the last wicket to hold out NSW

The 39-year-old batter says it's

It was an anti-climactic finish to what had been a largely competitive series

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Frequent squalls kept the players off the field and gave Australia a helping hand in their bid to save the game

Both teams went unchanged for a game reduced to 14 overs, even as Australia have already clinched the series

Victoria got to within 19 runs of victory with threw wickets in hand but fell short in a dramatic finish

England have also brought in Josh Tongue in place of Sonny Baker; Sri Lanka leave out Sachindu Colombage in favour of Dunith Wellalage

New Zealand have marked Daryl Mitchell to bat at No. 3 and have slotted Bevon Jacobs to bat in the middle order

Schutt accepts two-match ban for

This will be the first ODI tournament final in Sharjah since 2003, and Afghanistan go into it as the team in form, while Zimbabwe will hope their batters come good

Australia coach Andrew McDonald backed the longer term record of his side after they were bundled out for 99

South Africa are now the only side with a realistic chance of winning although being able to enforce the follow-on will likely be key to the outcome

Jansen has already made an 85 in the first innings, taken a five-for, and effected a third-innings run out in the second Test as South Africa look to level series

Meanwhile, defending champions Rangpur's difficult season continued, as they lost to Sylhet by 37 runs

Decision could prompt England's leading Test wicket-taker to finally retire aged 44

Afghanistan got the last six wickets for 39 runs, with Rashid Khan running through the lower order

Elsewhere, Essex sign George Bell while Ben Mike moves to Glamorgan

Both teams are coming off defeats to Pakistan, and would be fairly familiar with one another having played a bilateral series in September

The decision was driven by the need to focus resources in New Zealand's high performance programme

In a disastrous start to the 364-run target, WA lost Bancroft and Whiteman along with nightwatcher Rocchiccioli in the space of five balls

Fingerspinner Aliss Al Islam made his debut for Bangladesh, while Afghanistan made two changes

South Africa could potentially play the rest of the game one bowler down as they look to enforce the follow-on against Australia

Australia went to lunch at 69 for 6, another 157 runs away from saving the follow-on

Victoria were 98 for 5 in pursuit of 271, after Chaudhary scored 81 for Tasmania, while Bell contributed 35

England will also play three ODIs in Sri Lanka in March after the inaugural Champions Trophy in India

Xavier Bartlett took five wickets in the second innings before Jimmy Peirson calmed nerves

Chattogram is set to host both semi-finals on February 4 as well as the final on February 6

Shreyas Iyer's captaincy will be in the spotlight once again, while New Zealand fans look forward to a rare glimpse of Finn Allen at home

The New Zealand captain was also wary of the threat of India's top order, and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, ahead of the T20I series-opener in Christchurch

After her match-winning 91 not out off 41, she said she was focused on making the most of her time in the middle

Sharne Mayers scored 60 for Zimbabwe but they never seemed likely to chase down 217 in Raipur

Despite not being selected for the upcoming tour of New Zealand, Shami has insisted he is fully fit and bowling with good rhythm

Mandhana said the reason behind the decision was to give India's middle-order batters more game time

Sonny Baker takes three but England sloppy in field as hosts recover from 81 for 4

The Australia allrounder followed her 45-ball 84 with a couple of wickets as New Zealand fell short by 40 runs

Young allrounder Jake Scott made a rapid half-century to push the visitors to their declaration

Mitchell Starc gave Australia an early breakthrough but Australia were then put on the back foot

New Zealander vows to make development of English coaches a cornerstone of his tenure as England Test coach

Following their defeat in the opening game to Zimbabwe, Bangladesh are in a position where they must win, and win big

Tasmania were 4 for 14 in their second innings after Victoria had also subsided

Queensland had earned a narrow lead which looked far more significant later in the day

Harry Brook reckoned dew would be a factor as he opted to chase in Rawalpindi

Shafali threw the ball into the ground in frustration after dropping a catch which led to an official reprimand

Zimbabwe would've qualified for the final if they had made 196, but were bowled out for 136 in a chase of 295

A total of 146 overs have been lost in the Test so far, but with minimal more rain forecast in Gqeberha, Australia will believe they have enough time to make it 2-0

Afghanistan lost five wickets in the last five overs to be bowled out for 294

A total of 146 players will be competing for 27 available slots in the WPL mini auction on October 28 in Kochi

Lions snub sparked White Rose ire but allrounder told to