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Gayle s 67 helps Windies secure T20 series against Australia

GROS ISLET, Jul 13: Chris Gayle belted 67 from 38 balls to guide the West Indies to a six-wicket, series-clinching win over Australia in third Twenty20 cricket international. The West Indies finished 142-4, chasing down Australia’s total 141-6 with 31 balls to spare in the third of five T20s. Stand-in captain Nicholas Pooran hit the winning runs to remain unbeaten on 32 from 27 balls. But it was all about former captain Gayle in St. Lucia. The 41-year-old left-hander slogged seven sixes and four boundaries as he posted his first Twenty20 International half century since an unbeaten 100 against England in March 2016. He went on the attack in the second over of the reply when he plundered paceman Josh Hazlewood for a six and three consecutive boundaries.

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Australian guard Patty Mills is defended by Team USA forward Kevin Durant. Photo: AFP The Australian Boomers have beaten the United States 91-83 in Las Vegas, two days after Nigeria upset the Americans. Team USA had lost just twice in 56 exhibition games since professionals started playing in 1992. They have now doubled their loss tally in a few days. Patty Mills top scored for the Boomers with 22 points, while fellow NBA players Joe Ingles and Matisse Thybulle scored 17 and 12 respectively. The Americans will be back in action against Argentina tomorrow. Veteran shooter named to New Zealand Paralympic team for the fifth time

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The radical change needed to fix Australia s T20 middle-order problem

The radical change needed to fix Australia s T20 middle-order problem A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Australia may need to break up their star opening combination of David Warner and Aaron Finch for the T20 World Cup to address the middle-order crisis that’s deepened during their shambolic tour of the Caribbean. As they’ve gone 0-3 down in this five-match series against the West Indies, Australia have given middle-order chances to six players, all of whom have failed. Moises Henriques, Dan Christian, Ben McDermott, Josh Philippe, Ashton Turner and Alex Carey have batted between four and seven in the order, collectively returning 148 runs at 13, with a woeful strike rate of 103.

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West Indies, Australia look for momentum ahead of World Twenty20

West Indies, Australia look for momentum ahead of World Twenty20
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Batters have let us down against West Indies: Henriques

Batters have let us down against West Indies: Henriques
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