Hyderabad fell prey to both poor shot selection and an excellent bowling performance from Gujarat.

Rohit Rayudu and Tilak Varma slammed impressive centuries to set up Hyderabad's 17-run win over Himachal Pradesh via VJD method in their Group A match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy one-day tournament on Saturday

Chama Milind claimed five wickets for eight runs in a sensational pace bowling display as Hyderabad beat Uttar Pradesh by 29 runs to top Group E and qualify for the quarterfinals in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 championship on Tuesday.

Saurabh Tiwary slammed 209 not out to help Jharkhand declare their first innings on 388/8. In reply, Hyderabad were struggling at 169/6.

Saurabh Tiwary rescued Jharkhand with a brilliant 244-ball 190 not out that included 24 hits to the fence and four sixes.

David Warner and Shikhar Dhawan put on 130 for the first wicket as Sunrisers Hyderabad won a rain-affected game against Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League.

Chasing 346 to win, India Red were all out for 334 in the final over after their middle and lower order brought them mighty close to the huge target.

It was all about Sunrisers Hyderabad's bowlers Dale Steyn, Thisara Perera and co. as Delhi batsmen struggled to make an impression. Shahbaz Nadeem and Morne Morkel then fought hard for Delhi but to no avail.

There have been instances where a venue has been changed due to a political crisis. In 2010, at the height of the Telangana crisis in Andhra Pradesh, the IPL governing council had moved matches out of Hyderabad.

The media Down Under spared skipper Michael Clarke but enjoined him to move out of his comfort zone and take tough decision because he has no choice but to "pay for the sins of his fellow batsmen".

The Hyderabad Cricket Association advised the ticket holders to surrender their tickets for the fifth day at the concerned 'e-Seva' citizen service centre to claim the refund. Those who purchased the tickets online will have to surrender their tickets at the counters of the Gymkhana Grounds, Secunderabad.

Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin took India home in super hurry as Australian batsmen failed to even go past the first session on Day 4 of the second Test in Hyderabad.

About 30,000 spectators were present to cheer the Indian batsmen on the second day, which was completely dominated by the hosts. Unmindful of the scorching sun, the fans cheered every hit to the boundary.

Although Ishant did not get any wicket, Buvneshwar thanked him for his guidance.

In the session after tea, Australia went from 187/4 to 237/9 as Harbhajan Singh and Ravindra Jadeja wreaked havoc. Wade was dismissed for 62 by Harbhajan as Bhuvneshwar took a great catch backward of point. The score was 208/5 then.

Wade is the only wicketkeeper on the tour and if he was left out of the XI, Phillip Hughes may keep wicket.

Clarke made no bones of the fact that just like the Indian team is comfortable playing in home conditions, the 'Baggy Greens' are an equally formidable opposition in their backyard.

The burly Tamil Nadu tweaker also played a major part in the first Test with his 12-wicket haul and the confidence with which he is known to answer queries from the media was back in his voice.