Seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton expressed his enthusiasm on social media after his first visit to Ferrari's headquarters in Maranello. The British driver shared a photo on Instagram of himself standing outside the factory in a sharp all-black suit, fulfilling his dream of racing for Ferrari. Hamilton will be completing various pre-season tasks at Maranello this week, following his switch from Mercedes to Ferrari for the 2022 Formula 1 season.
The ongoing three-match series between New Zealand and Sri Lanka is facing another delay due to rain in Hamilton. The second ODI was supposed to start with the toss, but the shower forced players to huddle up and wait for the ground to dry. As the teams prepare for the run chase, both sides are eager to secure a win in this tightly contested series.
The second ODI between New Zealand and Sri Lanka is set to take place in Hamilton and promises to be an action-packed match. With players like Rachin Ravindra and Will Young leading the teams, fans can expect thrilling performances on the field. Make sure to tune in for updates and coverage on Sportstar.
In a dominating performance, New Zealand defeated England by 423 runs in the third Test at Hamilton. This was a fitting farewell for veteran pacer Tim Southee, who claimed two wickets in his final Test to finish with 391 wickets. Despite this win, New Zealand lost the series 2-1 to England, who have now been eliminated from the World Test Championship finals race due to their poor performance. Mitchell Santner was named the Player of the Match for his all-round performance, while Jacob Bethell and Joe Root showed some fight for England.
New Zealand cricket captain Kane Williamson made his comeback with a bang as he slammed his 33rd Test century in the ongoing New Zealand vs England 3rd Test at Seddon Park, Hamilton. His knock of 156, along with help from his team, put up a daunting target of 658 runs against England in the fourth innings. Williamson also became the first New Zealand player to reach 5000 runs in Test cricket, placing him among top players like Ricky Ponting, Sachin Tendulkar, and Steve Smith.
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson showed his dominance on the third day of the third Test against England, scoring his 33rd Test century and seventh in Hamilton. Despite the rain disruption and a brief stumble with his partner Rachin Ravindra, Williamson's unbeaten 123 runs took New Zealand's lead to a commanding 478 runs at tea. Meanwhile, England's captain Ben Stokes also left the field early with a hamstring injury adding to their woes in the match. This makes Williamson's achievement even more impressive as he continues to excel in his most productive venue, Seddon Park.
New Zealand captain and star batsman Kane Williamson was dismissed in a peculiar fashion during the ongoing third Test against England at Seddon Park in Hamilton. As he tried to save his wicket from a delivery bowled by pacer Matthew Potts, the ball ended up hitting the stumps after deflecting off his pads. This led to a heartbreaking reaction from Williamson, which is now making rounds on social media. Despite his dismissal, the Kiwis are in a decent position at 315 for 9 at the end of day one, thanks to a solid opening stand and a brilliant knock by all-rounder Mitchell Santner.
On the second day of the third Test, New Zealand proved their dominance over England as the hosts ran through their lineup and dismissed them for a disappointing 143 runs. With their first innings ending at 347, New Zealand took control of the match with a lead of 340 and only seven wickets in hand. An impressive performance by Matt Henry (4-48) and Mitchell Santner (3-7) prevented England from making a comeback, as Joe Root (32) and Harry Brook (0) were dismissed early.
England dominated day one of the third and final Test in Hamilton as they reduced New Zealand to 315-9 before stumps. Despite a strong start from New Zealand's openers, England's pace attack, led by Gus Atkinson's five-wicket haul, managed to take regular wickets and cause a batting collapse in the evening session. Tim Southee, playing in his final Test, provided some entertainment for the home crowd with a quick-fire knock of 23 runs off 10 balls before being dismissed by Atkinson. Mitchell Santner's half-century helped New Zealand reach 315, with Will O'Rourke remaining unbeaten at the crease.
On day one of the third and final Test in Hamilton, England's pace attack shone as they reduced New Zealand to 315-9, with notable performances from Matthew Potts and Gus Atkinson. New Zealand's captain Tom Latham and Mitchell Santner put up a good fight, but England's aggressive bowling led to a late collapse for the hosts. Tim Southee, playing in his final Test, scored a quick 23 runs before being dismissed by Atkinson, who reached the impressive milestone of 50 wickets in just 11 appearances for England.