Sangha smashed an unbeaten 126 and forged a 202-run stand with Australia test wicketkeeper Carey (105) to secure their four-wicket victory on a flat Karen Rolton Oval pitch.

SYDNEY, March 29 (Reuters) - South Australia claimed their first Sheffield Shield title in 29 years after hundreds by Jason Sangha and Alex Carey helped them pull off a record chase in the final ...

South Australia 271 and 270 for 4 (Sangha 126*, Carey 105, Steketee 3-40) beat Queensland 95 and 445 (Wildermuth 111, Clayton 100, Labuschagne 61, Steketee 51, Doggett 5-109) by four wickets ...

Set 270 runs to win in the fourth innings, Jason Sangha made a brilliant 126 not out and Alex Carey scored a classy 105 as SA won with four wickets in hand. Sangha enjoyed a stellar season after ...

Twelve months ago, Jason Sangha’s career reached a crossroads. The right-hander had been dropped from New South Wales’ Sheffield Shield side after a quiet couple of summers with the bat ...

Tanveer Singh Sangha is a promising Australian cricketer known for his right-arm leg-spin bowling. Born on November 26, 2001, in Sydney, Australia, Tanveer has made remarkable strides in the world ...

Had the Champions Trophy been held in Pakistan in its entirety, it’s highly likely that Tanveer Singh Sangha would have stayed on Australia’s bench. But with India refusing to play across the ...

Inspired by second-innings centuries Jason Sangha and Alex Carey, South Australia has won the Sheffield Shield title for the first time in 29 years with a four-wicket victory over Queensland in ...

NSW might regain the services of seam bowling allrounder Sean Abbott and legspinner Tanveer Sangha, who have returned from the Champions Trophy. Cooper Connolly should be available for Western ...

Young allrounder Cooper Connolly has won the race to partner Travis Head in tonight's Champions Trophy semi-final against India. Australia captain Steve Smith called correctly at the toss and ...