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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- JaQuan Newton had 20 points and Anthony Lawrence added 18 as Miami beat Stanford 67-53 in the opening round Thursday of the AdvoCare Invitational.Bruce Brown chipped in 10 points for the Hurricanes (4-0).Stanford (4-1) got 15 points from Dorian Pickens, while Reid Travis had 11. Pickens has scored in double figures in nine of his last 10 games, dating to last season.Lawrence scored all of his points during the second half after being limited to five scoreless minutes in the first half due to foul trouble.I think they were just giving me the ball in the right moments, Lawrence said. My teammates were penetrating, kicking it to me. Once I hit the first one, I felt like I was on fire.Newton helped pick up the slack in the opening 20 minutes by scoring 12.Brown had a couple layups during Miamis 18-4 run over the final eight minutes of the game.The Hurricanes shot 62.5 percent (15 for 24) in the second half.I think our team does have a great deal of character and resiliency, Stanford coach Jerod Haase said. Were going to find that out. We have to get back to who we are. I thought the first half we did some nice things. Then the second half there were some breakdowns.Stanford, which lead by nine early on, took a 27-23 advantage at halftime.It wasnt frustrating at all in the first half, Newton said. It was more, weve just got to play better, play harder. We knew on the offensive end we werent playing as good as were capable of. We decided to keep it going on the defensive end. We kept doing that, and that led to our offense.BIG PICTUREStanford: The Cardinal were bidding to have their first 5-0 start since 2011-12.Miami: The Hurricanes announced before the game that junior guard Rashad Muhammad will no longer be part of the program for failure to meet team expectations. After sitting out last season following his transfer from San Jose State, Muhammad was suspended for the first three games this season for violation of team rules. He was looked at as a player that could help after the departure of last seasons leading scorers, Sheldon McClellan and Angel Rodriguez.DJ DOWNERMiami freshman guard DJ Vasiljevic was held to three points after averaging 11.7 in his first three games. He made visits to Miami and Stanford and chose the Hurricanes because he liked Miami coach Jim Larranaga and the weather.NUMBERS GAMETravis has 10 rebounds as Stanford outrebounded Miami 34-30. ... Stanford had 18 turnovers that resulted in 20 Miami points. ... 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Click here to watch the video.Playing spinPietersen dissects how Indias Virat Kohli - or The Freak, as he calls him - uses his wrists to power the ball to the extra-cover boundary, as well as how England can use his mentality to rotate the strike against slow bowlers. Pietersen also looks at how picking length is crucial and how Rahul Dravid had a profound impact on the way he deals with spin. Click here to watch the video. Kevin Pietersen steps into the Zone to explain how Englands batsmen can improve against spin by learning from Indias batsmen The helicopter shotMS Dhoni is the originator of the helicopter shot, with Afghanistan opener Mohammad Shahzad a keen player of it, too, but do Anderson and Shane Warne have it in their armoury? The Burnley Lara and the Australia legend go up against the Sky Sports bowling machine to find out... Click here to watch the video.Power-hitting demoEd Joyce and Michael Atherton examine how senior players have had to adapt to muscling the ball over the ropes, both mentally and physically, as T20 cricket has become more prominent. Ed then demonstrates how a baseball stance helped him hit sixes, while Athers wonders whether playing other sports has helped Englands Jos Buttler bat so dynamically. Click here to watch the video. Ed Joyce and Mike Atherton discusses the importance of power hitting in T20 cricket The orthodox and reverse sweepJoyce explains how batsmen must keep their head dead straight, while his former Ireland colleague, Kyle McCallan, reveals how he would look to bowl against a sweeper - keep the ball straight, cramp the batsman for room and, if you can, try to generate some bounce.dddddddddddd McCallan also looks at how DRS has helped spinners against sweeping batsmen. Click here to watch the video.Bowling and fielding with a wet ballEnglands bowlers struggled with the dew factor in Mumbai as West Indies supremo Chris Gayle bashed them to all parts while scoring a 47-ball ton, so how do you cope with a wet ball? Former Australia all-rounder Marcus North explains how drying the seam, rather than the whole ball, and why altering your bowling grip can be key, while Matt Prior assesses how fielders and batsmen are impacted. Click here to watch the video. Matt Prior and Marcus North discuss the best way to deal with a wet ball during a T20 game Batting like Boom BoomShahid Afridi cracked 49 from just 19 balls during Pakistans win over Bangladesh, leading Prior to look at how the veterans movement at the crease helped him find boundaries off the seamers - and how his static stance allowed him to smack the spinners. Click here to watch the video.Bowling in the first sixEngland Womens Kate Cross explains how she approaches bowling in the first six overs of an international T20 match, and why it is particularly challenging in the womens game. Kate ran us through the specific drills she likes to practice in order to perfect her yorkers or bouncers, and how to best adjust your delivery should the batsmans movement be pre-meditated. Click here to watch the video. Englands Kate Cross explains how she approaches bowling in the first six overs of an international T20 match Sky Sports is the only place you can watch all 35 games in 27 days of the 2016 ICC World T20. Or watch from £6.99 without a contract, on NOW TV. Also See: ICC World T20 fixtures ICC World T20 squads WATCH: Best of 2014 World T20 Pick your Ultimate World T20 XI ' ' '