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Kings were struggling at 51 for 4 in their chase of 139 before Chase and Jones silenced the home crowd

The win boosted West Indies' net run rate to 1.154 and they're now on the top of Group B table

Arshdeep, Varun ran through Bangladesh's batters before India got home with 49 balls to spare

Patil and Reddy shared five wickets among them to restrict Pakistan to just 105

Sobhana Mostary hits 44 but England spinners shackle chase in low-scorer

Rest of India agreed to settle for a draw after being set a 450-run target with little time left in the game

Australia restricted Sri Lanka to 93 and were in a spot of bother themselves at 35 for 3 in the chase, when Mooney steadied the ship

Mair finished with four and Tahuhu with three as New Zealand ended their losing streak in T20Is

Mumbai finished the fourth day 274 runs in front with four second-innings wickets in hand

He made an unbeaten 112 off 81 balls and Lizaad Williams picked up three wickets as South Africa won by 174 runs

Nonkululeko Mlaba devastated West Indies' batters before South Africa's openers coasted home

Chasing 117, Sri Lanka were tied down by spin and could manage only 85 for 9

RoI are still trailing Mumbai's first-innings total of 537 by 248 runs

Scotland did themselves no favours, spilling chances in the field - as did Bangladesh - and failing to get their power-hitting going

With lower-order support from Kotian and Thakur, he became the first Mumbai batter to score a double-hundred in the Irani Cup

Ireland were bowled out for just 132 inside 32 overs

Three early wickets from Mukesh had Mumbai rattling before Rahane, Shreyas and Safaraz took the team to 237 for 4

Jaiswal scored twin fifties as India registered a remarkable win despite two days of no play due to rain in Kanpur

KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed quick fifties to lead India's onslaught, before R Ashwin struck twice

No prospect of a result after several sessions lost to rain, but 40-year-old ends season in style