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BreakingCricket this week: India v West Indies T20I, Afghanistan v Bangladesh Test, Pakistan v Sri Lanka and the first South Africa-Australia Test
Four international series start or continue between 9 and 13 October, from a Test in Abu Dhabi to T20Is in Ranchi and Rawalpindi.

Winzap at a glance: licence, game library, languages and support, as stated by the operator
A fact sheet built from winzap.vip: who operates it, what it says it offers, the software providers it lists and how support works.

Who makes the games? The providers behind the Winzap lobby, from Evolution to JILI
Evolution, Ezugi, Spribe, JILI, Vivo Gaming, Turbo Games, CreedRoomz and InOut: a plain-English guide to the studios whose logos appear on winzap.vip.
BreakingShreyas Iyer hits maiden T20I century as India beat West Indies by eight wickets in Lucknow
Chasing 172 at the Ekana Stadium, India won with 32 balls to spare. Iyer finished on 102 not out, and India lead the five-match series 1-0.

Bonus terms explained: how to read a wagering requirement before you accept any offer
Winzap lists a 500% welcome bonus with a 40x rollover alongside offers that carry no rollover. Here is what those terms mean in rupees.

Inside a live casino lobby: roulette, baccarat, Andar Bahar and the games players search for
A guide to the live-dealer tables, game shows and instant games listed in the Winzap lobby, with the house edge on the classic bets.

Crash games explained: what the rising multiplier really means
A crash round is a multiplier that climbs until it suddenly stops. Here is how cash-out works, what "100x" means, and why the house edge still applies.

India beat Pakistan by 19 runs to retain Asian Games men's cricket gold
Abhishek Sharma and Tilak Varma powered India to 211/6 in the final at Nisshin, and Shivam Dube defended the last ball as Hasan Nawaz fell for 96.

West Indies chase 352 to win the third ODI, but India take the series 2-1
Shai Hope's unbeaten century won the chase of 352 at New Chandigarh on 3 October, after KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma had built India's 351.
