Jacques Rudolph
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Weather favours Trinidad & Tobago vs. Titans
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A sterling partnership for the second wicket by Evin Lewis and Darren Bravo ended up in winning an important encounter for Trinidad & Tobago against Titans.
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Henry Davids horrified Sunrisers Hyderabad
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A thundering knock from the Titans skipper, Henry Davids, well assisted by Jacques Kallis let down Sunrisers Hyderabad in an important encounter at Ranchi.
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Titans jolted after a stunning defeat from Kolkata Knight Riders
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The chances of Titans for reaching the semi-finals were squeezed by Kolkata Knight Riders who won their last match of the Champions Trophy Twenty20 gracefully.
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Titans disgraced Auckland Aces in a one sided encounter
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The strong looking batting line up of Auckland Aces surrendered to the quality bowling of the Titans who piled up mammoth runs as well and won superbly.
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Titans humiliated Perth Scorchers in the opener
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Cornelius de Villiers broke the back of the Perth Scorchers with his lethal bowling and Jacques Rudolph batted excellently as Titans won their inaugural match.
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South African middle order fights back – 3rd Test vs. England
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The middle and late order batting of South Africa resisted well after their top order surrendered against the quality bowling of England in the decisive Test.
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Pietersen vs. Petersen –England vs. South Africa, 2nd Test ends in a draw
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Alviro Petersen smashed a ton from South Africa and Kevin Pietersen of England responded in the same way as the second Test between the two countries ended in a draw.
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Graeme Smith gutted by rain as first Test vs. New Zealand ends in a draw
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Graeme smith was distressed as the first Test against New Zealand ended in a draw due to rain on the fifth and final day.
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New Zealand faces an uphill task of chasing 401 runs to win the first Test
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New Zealand was fighting hard for survival in the first Test against South Africa and needed another 264 to clinch the match with two wickets down.
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South Africa in command after tons from Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis against New Zealand – first Test
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South Africa was at the driving seat on the closure of the third day in the first Test against New Zealand while leading by 233 with seven wickets in hand.