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Assam
135
Karnataka
496/5
117 ov
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Meghalaya
144
Nagaland
254 & 73/3
25 ov
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Tripura
268 & 54/4
22 ov
Saurashtra
118
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Uttarakhand
296/7
122 ov
Haryana
153
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Punjab
592/9d
Andhra
20/0
9 ov
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Vidarbha
334
Madhya Pradesh
209 & 19/1
6 ov
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Himachal Pradesh
153
Rajasthan
78 & 297/4
87 ov
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Chandigarh
49/3
20 ov
Tamil Nadu
571/7d
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Mizoram
366/3
101 ov
Arunachal Pradesh
285
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Gujarat
534/9d
Kerala
74/3
23 ov
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Chhattisgarh
284
Hyderabad (India)
275/9
83 ov
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Jammu & Kashmir
149/0
50.3 ov
Puducherry
385
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Boro strike late to beat Norwich in epic encounter
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Boro strike late to beat Norwich in epic encounter

September 12, 2026

Middlesbrough secured a pulsating 4-3 victory over Norwich City at the Riverside Stadium, capped by Ashley Phillips' decisive late strike to seal their third consecutive home triumph. The visitors struck inside the opening minute when Mohamed Toure finished off an Andre Brooks setup, but Boro responded rapidly.

Summer recruit Sebastian Berhalter smashed home an equaliser off the woodwork, and full league debutant Amario Cozier-Duberry put the hosts in front shortly after from Tommy Conway's feed. Berhalter then diverted Callum Brittain's wayward effort into the net during the 36th minute to hand Kim Hellberg's men a commanding 3-1 advantage at the interval.

Philippe Clement's Norwich mounted an impressive second-half fightback through their bench, with Jovon Makama finishing Jacob Wright's assist with twenty minutes remaining before Wright himself bundled in an equaliser following an Anthony Musaba attempt saved by Radek Vitek. However, Tottenham loanee Phillips had the ultimate say in the closing moments, steering in Will Lankshear's pass to break his league scoring duck and ensure Middlesbrough took all three points from the seven-goal spectacle.

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