Australia wins ODI series against Zimbabwe with one-wicket victory
Most outlets led with Josh Inglis and Nathan Ellis's performances in Australia's dramatic one-wicket win over Zimbabwe. The Daily Times highlighted Inglis's second ODI century and Ellis's highest score in the format, while Dawn emphasized their roles in securing the win and noted Australia's 3-0 series sweep. Both excerpts described the match as tense and dramatic.
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Inglis, Ellis seal Australia’s 3-0 sweep
Inglis’ ton and Ellis’ unbeaten 36 snatch a thrilling one-wicket win over Zimbabwe
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Josh Inglis and Nathan Ellis star as Australia complete Zimbabwe ODI sweep
Josh Inglis and Nathan Ellis played key roles as Australia snatched a dramatic one-wicket win over Zimbabwe on Sunday in a tense climax to a three One-day Internationals series. Australia completed a 3-0 sweep, but after comfortable victories in the first two matches, they needed a single from Ellis off the second last ball to pip the hosts. Zimbabwe won the toss and posted 271-8 with unbeaten ...
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Inglis, Ellis heroics help Australia complete 3-0 ODI sweep
HARARE - Josh Inglis and Nathan Ellis held their nerve in a dramatic finish as Australia edged Zimbabwe by one wicket in the third and final ODI at Harare Sports Club on Sunday, completing a 3-0 series sweep.
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Inglis and Ellis shine to steer Australia to one wicket win over Zimbabwe
Josh Inglis scored his second One-Day International century and Nathan Ellis his highest score in the format with an unbeaten 36 from 44 balls as Australia claimed a dramatic one-wicket victory over hosts Zimbabwe with a ball to spare in Harare on Sunday. When Ellis was joined at the crease by number 11 Spencer Johnson […]
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