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World T20 Today: Kohli does it again
LAST NIGHT
An unbeaten half-century from Virat Kohli saw India chase down Pakistan's 118 with balls and wickets to burn in rain-affected match.
On a pitch where Pakistan's batsmen struggled to score consistently against the turning ball, and his top-order teammates had been undone by seam and pace, Kohli looked on another level.
Kohli smashed 55 from just 37 deliveries to ensure India chased down Pakistan's small total of 5-118, with more than two overs remaining.
It was a tight contest in the Women's clash between India and Pakistan, with rain also interrupting this contest.
India managed just 7-96 from their 20 overs and Pakistan seemed to be cruising when they reached 3-71 in the 15th over.
Three quick wickets gave India a chance, but Pakistan prevailed by two runs on the Duckworth Lewis system after heavy rain forced players from the field.
TWEET OF THE NIGHT
Glenn Maxwell leaves his followers in no doubt about his thoughts on the value of Virat Kohli's half-century, and the state of the Eden Gardens pitch
That 50 is worth approximately 237 on this pitch....
— Glenn Maxwell (@Gmaxi_32) March 19, 2016
PIC OF THE NIGHT
Image Id: ~/media/C660D0A4442C4B42A72A2AE8793E0C83 Image Caption: Hardik Pandya celebrates the wicket of Pakistan skipper Shahid AfridiTONIGHT'S MATCHES
Afghanistan v South Africa at Mumbai (8:30pm AEDT) (live on Fox Sports 2) - A must win clash for the Proteas after they were stunned by England in their World Twenty20 opener
Sri Lanka v West Indies at Bangalore (1:00am AEDT) (live on Fox Sports 2) - A tough ask for Sri Lanka without veteran quick Lasith Malinga, while Chris Gayle will be looking for his second consecutive century in India
AUSTRALIA'S MEN
The Australian team woke up to find a big storm had hit them overnight in Dharamshala.
Storm just hit us . pic.twitter.com/vXQ9uZTYVk
— Darren Lehmann (@darren_lehmann) March 19, 2016
It was a day of travel for the Australian team with their next game against Bangladesh in Bengaluru on Monday.
Waiting at #Delhi airport pic.twitter.com/zu5xFEP75X
— Aaron Finch (@AaronFinch5) March 19, 2016
AUSTRALIA'S WOMEN
The Southern Stars had the day off, but enjoyed it together as they showed their skills weren't just restricted to the cricket pitch.
The Stars next game is against New Zealand on Monday and Ellyse Perry said her team must ensure they bowl well for the entire 20 overs.
"It's going be another really tough game," Perry said.
Ellyse Perry provides a fascinating insight into our upcoming showdown against NZ: https://t.co/oCSFHQ09jE #WT20 pic.twitter.com/CaB0wOhvc4
— Southern Stars (@SouthernStars) March 19, 2016
"Looking at New Zealand in comparison to South Africa, they've got a lot of depth in their batting line-up so it's going to be a real challenge for us especially in the early overs to make sure we start well."
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INNINGS OF THE TOURNAMENT
The best innings doesn't necessarily mean the highest score. Chris Gayle set the tournament alight with his century against England to claim the Super 10 stage's highest score, but Virat Kohli's knock oozed class. On a pitch that made everyone around him look
England thought their 182 in Mumbai was about par. Chris Gayle made it look decidedly short. The big-hitting Jamaican smashed 11 sixes, set a new world record for the number of T20 international career sixes, became the first man to score two World T20 centuries and put England's future in the tournament in grave doubt. After 48 balls, Gayle danced off a winner with an unbeaten century to his name.
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