New Zealand face a quick change in formats, the loss of some key personnel and the No. 1 ODI team when they travel to Australia for the one-day series
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Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Rituraj four-for hands Goa 34-run win
A round-up of day three of the eighth round of Ranji Trophy Group C matches
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Embattled Maxwell sets sights on Test spot
Glenn Maxwell has said his next goal is to win back his place in Australia's Test squad for the series against India
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Warriors, Dolphins cruise to victories
A round-up of Wednesday's games from the CSA T20 Challenge
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Jennings and Dawson carry the Flower stamp of approval
The call-ups of Keaton Jennings and Liam Dawson represent a return to pragmatism and, as such, bear the stamp of Andy Flower, the England Lions head coach
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Somerset in good shape ahead of England debut
Somerset are preparing to stage their first England fixture next season buoyed by further proof that they are one of the most financially-stable counties in the country
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Maharashtra succumb to pace and (variable) bounce
After being bundled out twice in 376 balls, Maharashtra players discuss the difficulties posed by the pitch and reflect on where it all went wrong
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Santner returns for 'unfinished business'
Mitchell Santner will re-join Worcestershire next season with his director of cricket, Steve Rhodes, affirming that he has some "some unfinished business" at New Road
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Marlon Samuels' 55* carries Comilla home
Comilla Victorians secured a convincing eight-wicket win over Rajshahi Kings to dent Rajshahi's tilt at a semi-final berth
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Andhra poised for compelling chase
A wrap of day two of the eighth round of Ranji Trophy Group C matches
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Odisha bowl Maharashtra out twice in a day to take bonus points
A wrap of day two of the eighth round of Ranji Trophy Group B matches
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Panchal pummels Punjab with 314*
A round-up of the second day of Group A matches in the 8th round of Ranji Trophy 2016-17
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Sunny and Cooper reported for suspect actions in BPL
Kevon Cooper and Arafat Sunny have been reported by the umpires for suspected bowling actions in the BPL
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Rangpur Riders collapse again, lose by 42 runs
Dhaka Dynamites took pole position in the BPL after their 42-run win over Rangpur Riders. Evin Lewis, in his first innings of the tournament, led the carnage with a 34-ball 75 that contained eight sixes
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Don't need to pre-announce retirement - Misbah
Misbah-ul-Haq has said he does not need to pre-announce his retirement as he does not need a farewell
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Hafeez allowed to resume bowling
Mohammad Hafeez, the Pakistan allrounder, can resume bowling in international cricket after his action was found to be legal
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Jennings, Dawson added to England squad as replacements
Keaton Jennings and Liam Dawson have been added to the England squad as replacements for the injured Haseeb Hameed and Zafar Ansari
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Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Third test: India vs England Match story
One more Convincing win for India
Batting has been good… Bowling was Excellent…Overall Team India’s performance was satisfactory. On the day spinners excelled, India finished the test match in four days. England started with an overnight score of 78/4, they collapsed for 236 runs only. Jadega, Shammi, and yadav wrecked England’s lower order’s . Indian origin player Hamid remained not out for 59..Root was the top scorer with 78 runs in England Line up. He took 179 balls to score 78 runs, Which includes 6 fours in it.
India needed 103
It was mere formality to finish the match after restricting England’s lead to 103.Opener Parthiv patel, scored 67 runs while chasing 103. He was the top scorer in the Indian team. He took only 54 balls to score 67 runs, He blasted a six and eleven 4’s. Ravindra Jadeja won the man of the match for his all-round performance. He picked up four crucial wickets in the second innings. He took wickets of Joe Root and Batty. Fourth test is going to commence from 8th of Dec at Mumbai.
Hardhik Pandya ruled out from One-Days
During the third test against England, Pandya was Injured while practicing in the nets. He needs a rest of at least six weeks. He is not expected to participate in the one day series. One day series will start from 15th of January.
Resistance from Hamid
If England achieved a lead of above 100, Hamid was responsible for it. He came at no 8 due to Injury. With his valiant effort he took England’s lead above 200.Indian bowlers did not take much time to take first wicket of the day. Night watchman Gareth Batty failed to trouble the scorers. Butler soon was dismissed for 18 runs. Jadeja was hit for a six over long on by butler. In the process of playing aggressive he was caught at deep mid wicket.
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Brian Vitori's action reported again
Brian Vitori had been suspended from bowling in international cricket in February this year
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Woakes suffers 'tiny crack' to thumb
Chris Woakes has been diagnosed with a small crack in his right thumb sustained while batting in the third Test in Mohali
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Shield tinkering 'absolutely ridiculous' - Christian
Victoria allrounder Daniel Christian has questioned the wisdom of Cricket Australia's tinkering with domestic cricket, declaring that Sheffield Shield cricketers are being treated as "guinea pigs"
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No supermen; no magic: Cook rues England's errors
It was hard to avoid a sense of deja-vu as Alastair Cook accepted that England's batting had let them down in Mohali
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Tamim leads Chittagong to fifth-consecutive win
The win took Chittagong Vikings to 12 points, tied with Dhaka Dynamites and Khulna Titans
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Andhra, Goa stunned by turn on grassy surface
Both sides went in with three seamers on what they described "a grassy" surface only to stumble against spin on a 20-wicket day
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'This will go down as a great Test victory' - Williamson
Kane Williamson has said the fourth victory of his captaincy will go down as "one of the great" Test wins, after New Zealand claimed nine wickets in the final session to seal a 138-run win
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Collapse triggered by climbing asking rate - Azhar Ali
Pakistan's stand-in captain Azhar Ali admits they weren't looking to play for the draw, but in hindsight would've preferred that result after his team collapsed after tea in Hamilton to lose by 138 runs
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Sabbir, Al-Amin fined for "serious off-field disciplinary breach"
While the nature of the breach is unknown, ESPNcricinfo understands that the incidents took place during the Chittagong leg of the ongoing season
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Parthiv could be retained as batsman
Virat Kohli praised Parthiv Patel's contribution with the bat after the wicketkeeper, playing his first Test in eight years, made scores of 42 and 67 not out opening the innings in Mohali
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Perry's fifth-successive fifty makes it 4-0
Perry's strong batting form continued as she scored yet another half-century in Australia's 43-run win at Coffs Harbour
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Kohli's India leave pitches debate in past
Virat Kohli was pleased with the commitment and skill shown by India to come back and win convincingly despite losing the toss in Mohali
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Jakati rescues Goa with 8 for 53
A round-up of the action from day 1 of the eighth round of Group C Ranji Trophy matches
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Shardul six-for helps Mumbai boss Bengal
A wrap of day one of the latest round of Ranji Trophy Group A matches
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Pakistan fined for slow over rate again
Pakistan have been found to have fallen short of the targeted over rate in Hamilton by five overs
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Dhawan falters but Delhi take day's honours
Sumit Narwal's four-for, Shikhar Dhawan's dismissal, Karnataka's collapse and Jharkhand's defiance the talking points on the opening day of the 8th round Group B matches
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Shahzad handed two-match suspension for physical altercation
Mohammad Shahzad has been suspended for two matches for making physical contact with Sabbir Rahman with his bat following his dismissal against Rajshahi Kings in Mirpur on Monday
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Shehzad delivers consolation win for Comilla
Comilla Victorians' openers put on 93 to help complete a chase of 142 by eight wickets to record their second win in nine matches
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Billings signs up for Sixers
Sam Billings, the Kent and England wicketkeeper-batsman, has signed to play for Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash League in Australia next month
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Hameed's tour ended by hand injury
Haseeb Hameed's tour of India has been ended with Alastair Cook confirming he needs to return home to have surgery on his injured hand
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Rain curtail draws as Barbados stay on top
A round-up of the third round of matches in the WICB Regional 4 Day Tournament
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Western Australia collapse to 97-run loss
Queensland secured a 97-run win on the fourth day in Townsville, where Western Australia were dismissed for 237 chasing 335
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Faulkner ton helps Tasmania hold on for draw
Set an unlikely 415 for victory, Tasmania played out a draw against New South Wales in Hobart by reaching 4 for 266
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Monday, November 28, 2016
Hairline fracture sidelines Pandya for at least six weeks
It is unlcear yet if Hardik Pandya will be available for the ODI series against England starting January 15
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Jadeja pushes India closer to victory
India closed in on a comprehensive victory in Mohali as England lurched to lunch on 156 for 7, a lead of just 22
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White steers Victoria to five-wicket win
Victoria wrapped up a five-wicket win on the fourth day against South Australia at the MCG, chasing down 201
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Hobart emergency meeting response to 85
ESPNcricinfo has learned that the Australia selection panel, which was supposed to have only a telephonic coversation initially, met face to face in an emergency meeting in the wake of the Hobart loss
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Debutant Handscomb's 'nice little script'
Australia batsman Peter Handscomb says his Test debut, which included a half-century and hitting the winning runs, ran to a "nice little script"
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Azhar, Aslam defy New Zealand in wicketless session
Azhar Ali and Sami Aslam saw out a wicketless first session as Pakistan took a big step towards saving the second Test in Hamilton
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'Technical committee didn't reschedule Ranji games' - Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly has said the matter of rescheduling the Ranji games was only put forward to the technical committee, but they did not make the decision
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Mehedi delivers Rajshahi stunning comeback win
Mehedi Hasan struck 44 and took 2 for 12 to help Rajshahi Kings complete a thrilling fightback to post a 49-run win against Rangpur Riders in Mirpur
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Pakistan name unchanged squad for Australia Tests
Pakistan named an unchanged squad for the three-match Test series against Australia next month
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Drops affect team more than me - Amir
Left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Amir said he tries to be a "team man" despite the frustration of missing out on wickets through dropped catches
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Domingo calls for consistency after Australia triumph
South Africa coach Russell Domingo indicated that AB de Villiers will come straight back into the side once fit, and acknowledged South Africa will have a problem of plenty as they try to find out a way of slotting him in
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Uncertainty over Hameed's finger injury
Haseeb Hameed's short-term prognosis appeared uncertain when he did not open the batting in England's second innings due to the finger injury which will be x-rayed after the Mohali Test
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Lehmann bristles at Howard's 'reinvention' call
Australia coach Darren Lehmann said that the team did not need any more members added to the support staff, to aid the spinners, saying that they have often used spin consultants for Asian tours
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Queensland build lead after Bancroft ton
Queensland reached 4 for 130 in their second innings at stumps on day three against Western Australia, with a lead of 212 runs
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Victoria chase 201 after Holland four-for
Set 201 for victory, Victoria reached 0 for 36 at stumps on the third day against South Australia at the MCG
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Sunday, November 27, 2016
Copeland six-for keeps New South Wales on top
Set 415 for victory, Tasmania went to stumps on 1 for 24 on the third day in Hobart
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Jadeja's career-best stretches India ahead
Ravindra Jadeja produced one of his most mature Test innings to reach lunch with a career-best, unbeaten 70 to earn India a potentially match-defining lead of 71 on the third day in Mohali
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Latham, Williamson stretch lead past 150
An unbroken 86-run partnership between Tom Latham and Kane Williamson stretched New Zealand's lead to 152 by lunch on day four of the Hamilton Test
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Dolphins lose despite Frylinck heroics; Titans stay on top
Round-up of the CSA T20 Challenge matches on November 27, 2016
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We're still trying to find the right combinations - Cremer
Despite the defeat to Sri Lanka in the tri-series final, Graeme Cremer was positive about Zimbabwe's overall performance through the series
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Younger guys have shown maturity - Vandersay
Sri Lanka legspinner Jeffrey Vandersay said that his side's ability to pick wickets in clusters made the difference in the tri-series final against Zimbabwe
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Tamim, Gayle ace Chittagong's 125 chase
Chris Gayle made his first appearance in this season's BPL and made it felt straightaway
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Australia bowlers fight back in dramatic tie
A lot of drama unfolded in Coffs Harbour where Australia and South Africa played out only the fifth tie in the history of women's ODIs
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Injury rules Shahid out of BPL
Mohammad Shahid picked up an injury in BPL on Saturday but hopes to recover in time for the Tests against New Zealand in January
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I've never been a pretty cricketer - Stephen Cook
South Africa opener Stephen Cook said he knew his technique wasn't perfect, and that it didn't look good at times, but it had worked for him so far and got him into the Test side
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TN, Mumbai fume over Ranji fixtures rescheduling
MCA and TNCA believe the rescheduling of two Group A fixtures to after the final round of matches would be unfair on the other teams, and have expressed their displeasure to the BCCI
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New players free of scars - Smith
Following his side's seven-wicket win over South Africa in Adelaide, Steven Smith acknowledged contributions from the new players in the team
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Du Plessis, Philander want more pink-ball games
South Africa's stand-in captain Faf du Plessis said his team weren't skeptical about the pink ball anymore
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Shakib, Nasir star in Dhaka's four-wicket win
It wasn't a high-scoring game, but it still went went into the final over to lend some artificial excitement. Dwayne Bravo hit a boundary off the second ball of the final over to complete the win
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Bancroft finds form in Townsville
Western Australia reached 3 for 186 on the second day against Queensland in Townsville
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Finch ends six-year Sheffield Shield ton drought
Victoria reached 6 for 263 on the second day at the MCG in reply to South Australia's 405
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Nevill responds to Test axing with 179*
Tasmania were in trouble at 5 for 107 at stumps on day two in Hobart, in reply to the New South Wales total of 5 for 495 declared
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Southee praises bowling unit for strong showing
Tim Southee credited the wind and also praised the his fellow bowlers for the strong performance that resulted in New Zealand dismissing Pakistan for 216
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Saturday, November 26, 2016
Zimbabwe bat, three changes to the XI
Zimbabwe chose to bat first in rainy Bulawayo, as they chase their first win in a home tri-series final
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Injured Hardik Pandya, KL Rahul released from India squad
KL Rahul, who had aggravated an injury to his left forearm in the nets in Mohali, has been released from the India squad but is expected to be fit in time for the third Test against England in Mumbai on December 8
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Shami cleans up England for 283
It took India less than four overs to end England's first innings for 283 on the second morning in Mohali
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Babar Azam leads Pakistan revival
Babar Azam held Pakistan together with an unbeaten 81 as they fought their way to within 71 runs of New Zealand's first innings score before a brief spell of rain ended the first session eight minutes early
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Disappointed Karthik hopes to return to wicketkeeping duties
Dinesh Karthik rued the timing of his injury that has prevented him from keeping wickets for Tamil Nadu in the last four matches of the ongoing Ranji Trophy season
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Sammy powers Rajshahi to tight win over leaders Khulna
The nine-run win took Rajshahi Kings to eight points in as many games at fifth spot while Khulna Titans remained at the top
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Stokes reprimanded by ICC for reaction to dismissal
Ben Stokes has received his second ICC reprimand in the last month, giving him two demerit points under the new code of conduct - halfway to being banned for a Test match
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Trevor Goddard dies aged 85
Former South African captain Trevor Goddard died on Friday night
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Experienced Zimbabwe tussle against promising SL in title clash
Sri Lanka's depth will make them hard to beat, but Graeme Cremer's men have seen all possible results thus far in the tri-series, and an outright win in the final would be the perfect way to cap it off
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McKenzie hopeful of SA's lower-order rearguard
South Africa's batting coach was hopeful of emulating their performance in Adelaide from four years ago
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Shakib, Bravo help Dhaka consolidate No. 2 spot
The defending champions were drowned in the one-sided encounter, restricted to 138 for 8 after they were set 171 runs to win
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Beams out of ODI series with finger fracture
Kristen Beams will look to return to cricket for the Melbourne Stars in the Women's BBL, after being ruled out of action with a finger fracture
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Essex drop Colchester Festival for 2017
Essex have confirmed that they will not be holding a Colchester Festival in 2017
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Burns makes 68, Wildermuth eyes ton
Queensland reached 6 for 327 on the first day against Western Australia in Townsville
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Friday, November 25, 2016
Head leads strong South Australia with century
South Australia reached 5 for 360 in the first day against Victoria at the MCG
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Nevill, Patterson and Henriques all in the runs
New South Wales reached 3 for 288 on the first day against Tasmania in Hobart
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England bat first; Rahul injured, Nair handed debut
Alastair Cook won the toss and batted first in the third Test with England aiming to claw back from 1-0 down in the series
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'Gutted' Holder wants team to 'look in the mirror'
West Indies captain Jason Holder has said luck did not always favour West Indies in the tri-series, but of the things they could control, they did not field well enough
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Seamers thrive before de Grandhomme counterattack
On a bright and rain-free second morning, Pakistan's four fast bowlers tightened their lines and lengths and pegged New Zealand back with three important wickets
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Saqlain pitches for full-time spin role
Saqlain Mushtaq has called on the ECB to appoint a full-time spin bowling coach to work with the England team and said he would "love to" fill the role
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India get a grip on their spin issues
India have looked comfortable batting against England's spinners, which is down to hard work, the captain's example and a little help from the coach
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Delport, top order give Dolphins eight-wicket win
Round-up of the CSA T20 Challenge matches on November 25, 2016
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Rescheduled matches to delay Ranji knockouts
The semi-finals have been moved from December 27 to January 3, while the final, originally set to be played from January 7, will now take place from January 12 to 16
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Khulna go on top with six-wicket win
Khulna Titans went to six wins off eight matches as they beat Barisal Bulls by six wickets
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South Africa find pink pill is no magic ball
South Africa have identified the first and last hours as the time when the pink ball is at its most dangerous
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Handscomb stakes middle-order claim
Australian debutant Peter Handscomb said he is determined to cement a middle-order spot after scoring a free-flowing fifty on the second day of the Adelaide Test
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Sammy, U Akmal cameos ensure Rajshahi win
Cameos from Darren Sammy and Umar Akmal late in Rajshahi Kings' innings gave them enough momentum to beat Rangpur Riders by 12 runs
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Horses-for-courses approach conscious decision - Kohli
In what will be his 20th Test match as captain, Virat Kohli is yet to field the same XI in consecutive games
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Botha granted Australian citizenship
Former South Africa limited-overs captain Johan Botha has been given Australian citizenship after moving to the country four years ago
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England ring changes in bid to draw level
England have twice come from 1-0 down to win in India but it will be a herculean task for the side to replicate that feat
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Buttler and Woakes return for third Test
England have confirmed that Jos Buttler and Chris Woakes will return to their team for the third Test against India starting in Mohali on Saturday
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Jamieson, Nuttall star as Canterbury steal 10-run win
A round-up of the Plunket Shield 2016-17 matches that ended on November 25, 2016
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Thursday, November 24, 2016
Masakadza boost for Zimbabwe in must-win clash
Zimbabwe strengthened their batting by including Hamilton Masakadza in a must-win tri-series fixture against West Indies in Bulawayo
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ICC proposals to reduce number of Tests
To bring more context and quality to international cricket, the ICC is mulling a "conference" style split among Test nations that could broaden the number of teams playing Tests while reducing the number of fixtures played by the big teams of England, Ind
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Surrey introduce ballot for London derby
Surrey have introduced a ballot to cope with demand for their NatWest T20 Blast match against Middlesex at The Oval.
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Took the wind out of Pakistan's sails - McMillan
The hosts took the "wind out of Pakistan's sails" in the 21 overs on day one, said New Zealand batting coach Craig McMillan
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ICC 'disappointed' by du Plessis' decision to appeal verdict
ICC chief executive David Richardson stated that until the laws of the game are amended, the practice of charging players when evidence shows a breach will continue
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Hastings 'pretty shocked' at ODI omission
John Hastings has said he was "very disappointed" and "pretty shocked" to be left out of Australia's ODI squad earlier this week
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ECB reveals details on floodlit Championship
English cricket's groundbreaking first full round of floodlit County Championship fixtures will be staged on June 26 next season, only five days after the summer solstice
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Du Plessis to appeal ball-tampering verdict
South Africa's stand-in captain Faf du Plessis is risking a possible suspension by appealing his ball-tampering penalty in an attempt to clear his name
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Pakistan bowl, pick four seamers, and hand debut to Rizwan
Azhar Ali, Pakistan's 31st Test captain, chose to bowl first in his first match in charge, with a green pitch and overcast conditions expected to provide plenty of help for the seamers
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Karen Rolton inducted into ICC Hall of Fame
Former Australia women's captain Karen Rolton inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame in a ceremony during the tea break on the opening day of the Adelaide Test
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'Never been more motivated' - du Plessis
South Africa's captain, Faf du Plessis, described his hundred in Adelaide as his "best" in Tests after a week in which he was found guilty of ball-tampering by the ICC
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Kumble impressed with bowlers' relentless pursuit
India's coach is happy with the way his bowlers managed their workloads in back-to-back Tests
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Two teams chase elusive win for final berth
Zimbabwe and West Indies are chasing that winning feeling, and Friday's match is essentially a semi-final, with the winner guaranteed a spot in Sunday's final
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Australia 'annoyed' by du Plessis declaration
Australia were caught out by Faf du Plessis' early declaration of the South Africa innings, which meant Usman Khawaja had to open in place of David Warner
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Bowlers put Hyderabad in quarter-final race
Hyderabad's emphatic win and Goa's scrap stand out in the seventh round of Group C matches of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy season
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Bumrah's career-best stifles Mumbai
Jasprit Bumrah's best, Punjab's aggressive scoring rate and Madhya Pradesh's lead highlights on the final day of the seventh round Group A matches in the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy
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Ansari, Broad doubtful as England ponder selection
Zafar Ansari has joined Stuart Broad as an injury doubt ahead of the third Test after both players missed training in Mohali on Thursday
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Wednesday, November 23, 2016
A father, a son and SA's historical firsts
The father-son duo of Jimmy and Stephen Cook are tied to South Africa's cricketing history in a unique way
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We have to bat aggresively on green pitches - Shafiq
The batsman feels being 'adventurous' on green pitches will be important for the team to score runs and backs Younis Khan to bounce back and get runs
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Taylor confident of coping with vision issues in Hamilton
Although he might face criticism if he fails in Hamilton, New Zealand's Ross Taylor felt confident in playing the upcoming Test after he was diagnosed with an eye condition that required an operation.
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Pakistan seek tempered approach on spicy track
Another green track is expected to greet New Zealand and Pakistan at Seddon Park for the second Test
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South Africa bat; Tabraiz Shamsi debuts
Faf du Plessis won the toss and South Africa will bat in the third Test against Australia at Adelaide Oval
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Dickwella credits SL seamers for holding nerve
Sri Lanka wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella praised the seam bowling trio of Suranga Lakmal, Nuwan Kulasekara and Nuwan Pradeep for holding their nerve late to secure a one-run win over West Indies
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Boult ruled out of second Test, Bracewell called up
New Zealand has been dealt another injury blow on the eve of the second Test with fast bowler Trent Boult ruled out after aggravating a right knee injury
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Ramprakash admits Buttler red-ball plight
Mark Ramprakash accepts that Jos Buttler's lack of first-class form and opportunity is "not ideal" as England prepare to gamble on him in the third Test in Mohali
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'It boils down to experience' - Holder
West Indies captain Jason Holder put their one-run loss against Sri Lanka on Wednesday down to the relative greenness of his squad
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Hyderabad bowlers script turnaround
A round-up of the third day of Group C matches in the seventh round of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy
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Sanklecha wrecks Assam as Maharasthra scent victory
A round-up of the third day's play from the seventh round of Ranji Trophy games in Group B
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Gandhi ton gives TN first-innings lead
A round-up of the third day of Group A matches in the seventh round of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy
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Bolton, Lanning take Australia to nine-wicket victory
Nicole Bolton (77*) and Meg Lanning (80*) took Australia women to a comfortable victory against South Africa women to seal a series win with two matches still to go
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ICC awards Pakistan women full points for unplayed India series
The ICC's technical committee has awarded full points to Pakistan women for the three-match series against India women that was not played in October
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Ponting open to role with Australian team
Australia's former captain Ricky Ponting has put up his hand for a role with the national team, expressing interest in either a selection or coaching job in the wake of the side's present slump
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Tanmay Agarwal taken to hospital after blow to head
Hyderabad opener Tanmay Agarwal was taken to hospital after being struck on the head while fielding at forward short leg during the Group C Ranji Trophy match against Chhattisgarh, in Valsad
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Changes to pink ball changed SA minds on day-night Test - du Plessis
South Africa's players were initially opposed to playing a pink-ball Test. But changes to the seam and other tweaks in the intervening months changed their minds
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Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Unchanged West Indies opt to bowl
Sri Lanka brought in Nuwan Pradeep and Shehan Jayasuriya in place of Dasun Shanaka and Jeffrey Vandersay
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Taylor cleared for Hamilton Test, but needs surgery on eye
Ross Taylor has been cleared by eye specialists to play the Hamilton Test against Pakistan, which is set to begin on November 25
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Smith bets big on Maddinson's talent
Australia captain Steven Smith is staking plenty on his ability to get the best out of the New South Wales left-hand batsman Nic Maddinson
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'I felt I did nothing wrong' - du Plessis
Faf du Plessis, speaking for the first time since being found guilty of ball-tampering, said he believed he had done nothing wrong
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Changeable Hamilton pitch in focus
Whether the Sneddon Park pitch will aid the quicks or the spinners remains to be seen, but the balance is tilting towards the quicks: two days out from the game, the track is green, and much of the grass will be retained
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The liveliest of dead rubbers
ESPNcricinfo's preview of the third Test between Australia and South Africa in Adelaide
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Parthiv Patel back in India Test team
More than eight years after his previous Test match, and four years after his last international, wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel has earned a recall to India's Test team
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Uncapped Cartwright in Australia's ODI squad
Australia have named uncapped allrounder Hilton Cartwright in their squad for next month's ODI series against New Zealand
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Eight-team Associate T20I tournament slated for January
The eight Associate countries with T20I status will take part in a round-robin tournament that is being viewed as a strong signal that the 2018 World T20 will be approved by the ICC
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Malik, bowlers lead Chittagong to 78-run win
Shoaib Malik struck 63 off 30 balls before taking a wicket to stud Chittagong Vikings' 78-run win in their BPL 2016-17 clash against Barisal Bulls
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Kauthankar's double-century scripts Goa's fightback
A round-up of the second day of Group C matches in the seventh round of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy
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Why Kohli and Warner weren't charged
Footage of Virat Kohli and David Warner allegedly using artificial substances to shine the ball did not come under the ICC's consideration since any Level 1 or Level 2 offence needs to be brought to the match referee's notice within five days of the incid
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'Surfaces of this kind take skills out of the picture' - Tiwary
Manoj Tiwary, the Bengal captain, has called for surfaces of the kind that hosted the India-England Tests in Rajkot and Visakhapatnam to be prepared for the Ranji Trophy
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Baroda's seamers deliver thrilling win
A round-up of the second day's play from the seventh round of Ranji Trophy games in Group A
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Pant blitz helps Delhi take lead against Rajasthan
A round-up of the second day's play from the seventh-round matches from Group B of the Ranji Trophy
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West Indies eye final berth, surge in ODI rankings
While the relative inexperience of both sides makes it hard to pick an outright favourite, West Indies will have the slight edge having already got a feel of the conditions in Bulawayo
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India bring back Bhuvneshwar for last three Tests against England
India have brought Bhuvneshwar Kumar back into their squad for the last three Tests against England, and dropped Gautam Gambhir
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Sayers set for hometown debut
Chadd Sayers is set to make it four of a possible four debutants for Australia in the day/night Test at Adelaide Oval on Thursday
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Rangpur cruise past Khulna to top table
Rangpur Riders topped the BPL points table with a seven-wicket cruise against Khulna Titans
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The problems with Law 42
The ball-tampering law is vague and - anecdotally at least - often flouted by players. Is it time for the game's governing bodies to have a rethink?
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West Indies strangle India to complete series sweep
West Indies defended 139 to beat India by 15 runs in Vijayawada to sweep the three-match T20I series
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Warner sets out on new union with Renshaw
After spending his first four home summers with two opening partners, David Warner will have his third in as many Tests in 20-year-old Matt Renshaw, who earned a Test call-up on impressive Shield form
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Monday, November 21, 2016
'Application of substances to ball happens often' - Domingo
The South Africa coach is hopeful administrators will either give players a wide berth or crack down completely when applying law 42 because he believes the application of artificial substances to the ball, especially in the form of edibles, occurs often.
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Lakmal fined for throw in Chibhabha's direction
Sri Lanka fast bowler Suranga Lakmal has been fined 50% of his match fee for an incident involving Zimbabwe opener Chamu Chibhabha during Monday's washout
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Alleyne, Hodge shine in wins for Barbados and Leeward Islands
A round-up of the second round of matches in the WICB Regional 4 day tournament
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Buttler set to replace Duckett in Mohali
Jos Buttler is set to play as a specialist batsman for England in the third Test at Mohali, with Ben Duckett likely to miss out
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Less grass expected for this year's day-night Test pitch
Adelaide Oval curator Damian Hough has said the pitch this year will have less grass than for last year's day-night Test
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SLC renews focus on club cricket, in bid to strengthen domestic cricket
Sri Lanka Cricket has announced it will invest heavily in club teams, and improve the facilities available to them, to beef up the talent available to the national team
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Nicholls wary of Pakistan bowling revival in Hamilton
Henry Nicholls says Pakistan's seam attack and Yasir Shah's spin will present New Zealand with "different" challenges in Hamilton, given the conditions there
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BCCI hopeful of a considered decision from Supreme Court
The BCCI is hopeful the Supreme Court can take the right decision on the Lodha COmmittee's latest recommendation to disqualify office bearers in the board and state if they do not meet the eligibility criteria
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USACA offers four central contracts, names 33-man national squad
The USA Cricket Association has announced over the weekend that it has offered central contracts to four players and intends to offer up to 20 more contracts in the next "two to three months"
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Flamboyant Mohammad Nabi whacks down target of 184
Mohammad Nabi coolly helped Chittagong Vikings ace a chase of 184, slamming an unbeaten 46 off 24 balls and finishing the match against Comilla Victorians with a four and a six in the last over
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Scotland captain Mommsen retires aged 29
Preston Mommsen, Scotland's captain and one of their leading batsmen, has announced his retirement from international cricket to pursue a career outside of the game
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Seamers thrive in Lahli on 23-wicket day
A round-up of the first day's play of Group A games in the Ranji Trophy
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Andhra start strongly with Vijayakumar's six
A round-up of the opening day of Group C matches in the seventh round of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy
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Jadhav, Shaikh drive strong Maharashtra display
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First-innings collapse cost England - Cook
Alastair Cook said England could "hold their heads up high" despite a 246-run defeat to India in the Visakhapatnam Test
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Mominul, Patel tip thriller Rajshahi's way
Half-centuries from Samit Patel and Mominul Haque helped Rajshahi Kings pip Dhaka Dynamites in a last-over finish in Chittagong
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Misbah-ul-Haq given one-match suspension for slow over rate
Misbah-ul-Haq's second minor over-rate offence in the last 12 months has resulted in a suspension from the upcoming Hamilton Test against New Zealand
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Kohli surprised by England's defensive tactics
Virat Kohli said that England's decision to stonewall in the second innings played into India's hands after they secured a 246-run victory in Visakhapatnam
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Australia's discards and rookies share Adelaide welcome
The scenes at Adelaide Airport reflected these strange and tumultuous times for Australian cricket, with players called in to and on their way out of the Test squad crossing paths
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Sunday, November 20, 2016
Tahuhu, Kerr rout Pakistan
Pakistan stumbled in a chase of 119 in the one-off Twenty20 International in Nelson to round-off a winless tour of New Zealand
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Unchanged Zimbabwe opt to bat again on overcast morning
Zimbabwe captain Graeme Cremer opted to bat again in Bulawayo and named an unchanged side from the team that earned a thrilling tie against West Indies on Saturday
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Spinners wrap up India's 246-run victory
India's bowlers required just 38.1 overs to wrap up a comprehensive 246-run victory on the final day of the second Test at Visakhapatnam
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Second test has come to conclusion stage. Both teams have equal chances to clinch the test match. But home advantage may incline towards India. Team India gained initial momentum by putting up big score in First innings. They also restricted England to modest score in England’s first innings. India attained a lead of 200. A clear picture could be obtained by the end of day 4.
Day 4 Story
Ravi Ashwin ,who failed in first test, recovered well with great performance. He picked up five wickets for 67 runs. Ashwin has completed 50 wickets in 2016. Now Ashwin becomes the first bowler to pick up 50 wickets in consecutive years. Stokes and bairstow from England team have scored hundreds. This is Aswins’s 22nd five wicket haul. India scored 98 runs for 3 wickets at the end of day 3. Kohli and Rehane are at the crease. India currently lead by 298 runs. Even if India survives one session on fourth day, Lead is expected to surpass 400.
Kohli once again came to rescue after Rahul and Vijay got out cheaply. Jhonny Bairstow has become the first batsmen to scores 122 runs in 2016.He is on
Ashwin in 2016
On fourth time, Ashwin scored a fifty and picked 5 wickets. He equalled kapil dev in achieving this feet. Bhuvaneswar kumar has achieved the feet twice. Ashwin picked up 2 wickets in consecutive balls in first innings. So it will be hat -trick if he picks up wicket of his first ball in second innings.
Day 5
India are 8 wickets away from first success in the series. England requires 312 to win. With the intent England played on Day4, we can say they are playing for a draw. On stumps of day 4 England lost 2 wickets for the score of 87. England to play out of skins to draw the test match. It is extremely difficult to survive on turning tracks .Alaister cook scored half century before he got out on final ball of day 4
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'Smart thinking has to come' to execute better - SL women's coach
Sri Lanka Cricket's newly appointed women's team head coach Hemantha Devapriya is confident that the team will improve despite suffering their second successive series whitewash in the recently-concluded series against England
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Winning Wade vows to make presence felt
Matthew Wade insists that his glove work has gone up a notch or three since he was dropped for Brad Haddin ahead of the 2013 Ashes series
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India turn the screw as England slide towards defeat
India's bowlers took five giant leaps towards victory on the fifth and final morning of the second Test, as England's resolve was finally cracked in a frantic session at Visakhapatnam
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Santner replaces Neesham in NZ squad for second Test
Mitchell Santner replaced Jimmy Neesham in New Zealand's 15-man squad for the second and final Test against Pakistan, while the status of Ross Taylor will be known in the coming days
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Du Plessis set to be delayed by lawyers
ICC's code of conduct hearing relating to the ball tampering charge on Faf du Plessis is set to take place after the Adelaide Test
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Hesson all praise for debutants Raval, de Grandhomme
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson isn't one bit surprised at how composed and assured Jeet Raval looked at the crease
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Khulna go on top with Shafiul four-for
A third-wicket stand between Riki Wessels and Mahmudullah, and four wickets from Shafiul Islam led Khulna Titans to a 22-run win against Barisal Bulls
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Hayat 78 sets up comfortable Hong Kong win
An aggressive half-century from Babar Hayat set Hong Kong up for a 39-run Duckworth-Lewis win in a rain-affected match against Kenya in Nairobi
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Behardien blitz underpins Titans' fourth straight win
A round-up of the CSA T20 Challenge matches played on November 20, 2016
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'We are prepared to work hard for wickets' - Pujara
Cheteshwar Pujara says India know they are in for a lot of hard work to take the remaining eight England wickets and wrap up victory in Visakhapatnam
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England 'believe' in great escape - Broad
Stuart Broad has called upon England to "do something special" on the last Test day of the Visakhapatnam Test
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Lanning 134, Perry 95* stroll Australia to 2-0 lead
Meg Lanning's 134 off 122 balls and Ellyse Perry's unbeaten 95 sank South Africa in a rain-hit game in Canberra as Australia marched to a 2-0 series lead
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Haphazard Zimbabwe face must-win situation
Both Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka will look to arrest their middle-order woes when they face-off in Bulawayo on Monday
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Fit-again Dhawan set to turn out for Delhi
While Shikhar Dhawan is set to return after an injury lay-off, Harbhajan Singh will lead Punjab in his first match of the season
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Silk steers Tasmania to victory
Tasmania cruised to a nine-wicket win against Western Australia on the final day in Perth
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Queensland secure win with 12 balls left
South Australia almost held on for a draw, but Queensland wrapped up a 128-run win with 12 balls to spare on the final day
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Tremain, Boland bowl Victoria to big win
Victoria wrapped up a 198-run win on the final day against New South Wales at the SCG
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West Indies seal series after India implode for 106
Deandra Dottin pitched in with another all-round performance as West Indies Women sealed the T20 series against India Women with a 31-run win in the second match
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Christchurch most seam-friendly pitch I have played on - Azhar
Pakistan, however, repeated the surface was not out of the realm of challenges a professional cricketer can expect to face
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Saturday, November 19, 2016
'Our seamers were world class' - Williamson
Kane Williamson has lauded his bowlers for their efforts on the third day, where they inflicted a 6 for 47 collapse on Pakistan to set up a win
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Broad and Rashid strike but India's lead grows to 404
Stuart Broad and Adil Rashid fought hard for England on the fourth morning at Visakhapatnam, but India extended their advantage in the second Test
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Renshaw, Maddinson, Handscomb to make Test debuts
Australia's selectors have made a host of changes for the Adelaide Test, with five men dropped after the loss to South Africa in Hobart
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Taylor hampered by "growth" in left eye
An appointment with an eye specialist on Monday will determine if Ross Taylor will be fit in time for the second Test against Pakistan starting in Hamilton on November 25
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This was my dream - Tiripano
Zimbabwe found an unlikely hero in Donald TIripano in their dramatic tie against West Indies as the bowler gave away three runs in the final four
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Misbah unlikely for Hamilton Test
Misbah-ul-Haq is expected to leave New Zealand on Sunday evening to attend to his critically ill father-in-law in Pakistan
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Sohail cameo sets NZ 105 for victory
Pakistan, resuming on 129 for 7, were bowled out for 171 in the 13th over of the morning. Sohail Khan struck five fours and a six in his 39-ball 40 to help stretch Pakistan's lead to 104
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Maiden century gives Hope little solace
West Indies batsman Shai Hope was pleased at having scored a maiden ODI century in only his second game but some off the sheen from that achievement was taken away by the side's tied match against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo
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Tanvir four-for helps Comilla end losing streak
Comilla Victorians put together their highest total of this season's BPL, allowing their bowlers enough cushion to set up a victory that came after five successive losses
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Decision in Russell's anti-doping hearing likely in 2-3 weeks
An independent tribunal that is looking into whether Andre Russell breached a WADA Code by missing three whereabouts filings is expected to give its decision in the matter by 2-3 weeks
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Wagner's milestone 'beyond wildest dreams'
Trent Boult and Tim Southee may be the spearheads of the attack, but on Saturday, it was Neil Wagner who first rattled Pakistan, and in so doing, beat his more illustrious team-mates to a milestone
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Khulna Titans survive late Prasanna blitz
Seekkuge Prasanna almost lifted Dhaka Dynamites to an improbable victory with a six-hitting spree in the last overs of their match against Khulna Titans
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Tons for Whiteman, Wells; Behrendorff takes five
Western Australia fought back on the third day in Perth, where they turned a 140-run first-innings deficit into a 135-run lead by stumps
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Shamsi emerges as potential day-night trump card
A four-wicket haul against the Victoria XI at the MCG has put Tabraiz Shamsi in line for a Test debut under lights in Adelaide
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Amla 81*, Shamsi 4 for 72 in pink-ball warm-up game
Chinaman bowler Tabraiz Shamsi put himself in contention for a Test debut with a four-wicket haul in the pink-ball warm-up match at the MCG
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Another 50 for Renshaw; Burns, Ferguson fail again
At stumps on day three, South Australia needed another 375 runs with eight wickets in hand for an unlikely win over Queensland
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Complicated calls abound for Australia selectors
There are plenty of difficult decisions for Australia's selectors in naming their squad for the Adelaide Test
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Patterson makes 55; Lyon wicketless again
New South Wales finished the third day in Sydney needing 352 more runs for an unlikely win against Victoria, with eight wickets in hand
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'Faf did absolutely nothing wrong'' - Amla
Hashim Amla has said the South African squad believed that skipper Faf du Plessis had done "absolutely nothing wrong"
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Friday, November 18, 2016
Zimbabwe bat; Chisoro and Mpofu in
Zimbabwe captain Graeme Cremer won the toss and opted to bat against West Indies on a chilly morning in Bulawayo
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The chaotic contrasts of two captains
A dead rubber has suddenly taken on enormous significance for both sides. One is in a frantic race to piece together the fragments after two shattering defeats, the other is in a battle to prove the integrity of their leader.
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Stokes and Bairstow plot England's route to survival
Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes went a significant way towards repairing the damage done to England's first innings at Visakhapatnam.
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Record-breaking Satterthwaite seals 5-0 sweep for New Zealand
Satterthwaite became the first woman to score three consecutive centuries in ODIs, as she struck a 99-ball 123 to lead New Zealand women to victory in the final ODI to seal the series 5-0
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Cobras get first win; final-ball victory for Titans
A round-up of the CSA T20 Challenge matches played on November 19, 2017
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Pacers restrict New Zealand's lead to 67
New Zealand were bowled out for 200, with seven wickets falling for 96 runs in a frenetic session where none of the batsmen except debutant Colin de Grandhomme looked anywhere near comfortable
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Defending champions Comilla still winless
Rangpur Riders cruised to a comfortable win over defending champions Comilla Victorians who suffered their fifth successive loss in this edition of the Bangladesh Premier League
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Jayant's moments of brilliance tip the scales for India
Playing his debut Test, Jayant Yadav came up with key contributions in batting, fielding and bowling on the second day in Visakhapatnam
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Jayawardene to coach Mumbai Indians in IPL 2017
Mumbai Indians will have a new coach for IPL 2017 as former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene will take over the role from Ricky Ponting
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Broad to have scan on right foot
Stuart Broad is to have a scan on his right foot after feeling more pain during the second day's play in Visakhapatnam
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Perry's 93* steers Australia home in nervy chase
Ellyse Perry's unbeaten 93 took Australia Women to a tense two-wicket win in the first ODI against South Africa in Canberra
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South Africa face sweet victory's bitter aftertaste
The team made might feel like it is being unfairly targeted by the Australian media, and it is not difficult to see why, but merely arguing that it is the victim of a media war is not going to work in this case
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Nabi 87, Taskin five-for floor Rajshahi
Mohammad Nabi and Taskin Ahmed produced career-best T20 performances in Chittagong Vikings' win over Rajshahi Kings in front of a sell-out home crowd
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BCB president asks selectors to consider BPL performers for NZ tour
BCB president Nazmul Hassan has asked the national selectors to consider including some of the top performers from this season's BPL in Bangladesh's preparatory squad for the New Zealand tour next month
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Doolan bounces back to form with double-ton
An unbeaten 202 from Alex Doolan put Tasmania in a very strong position at stumps on the second day against Western Australia at the WACA
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England complete 4-0 sweep after SL crumble for 78
Strong all-round performances from Laura Marsh, Danielle Hazell and Natalie Sciver took England to a 162-run victory on the reserve day in a rain-interrupted fourth ODI in Colombo
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Upbeat West Indies aim to build on Harare gains
With both Sri Lanka and West Indies gaining bonus points from their opening wins, Zimbabwe have their work cut out if they are to stop this tri-series becoming a two-horse race
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Queensland on top; Ferguson falls cheaply
Queensland were in control after two days against South Australia in Brisbane
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Taylor's 51-ball 90 studs six-wicket win
Stafanie Taylor struck 90 off 51 balls to help West Indies chase down 151 with six wickets and five balls to spare against India Women in the first T20I in Vijayawada
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Handscomb makes 215; Warner and Smith fall cheaply
Peter Handscomb scored the first double-century of his first-class career as Victoria continued to dominate on the second day against New South Wales
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Thursday, November 17, 2016
Tampering claims 'a joke' - Amla
South Africa batsman Hashim Amla has called for 'common sense to prevail' in regard to allegations of ball tampering against Faf du Plessis
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India's tricky early relationship with DRS
In the space of three balls on the second morning in Visakhapatnam, India made two errors with the DRS
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Moeen strikes to keep England in touch
Moeen Ali revived England's fortunes in the second Test at Visakhapatnam by claiming three quick wickets in the second hour of the morning to undermine India's dominant position
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New Zealand opt to bowl; Wahab misses out
Opener Jeet Raval and allrounder Colin de Grandhomme were handed Test caps as New Zealand elected to bowl on a green Hagley Oval surface
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Mithun and spinners topple Barisal
- Offspinner Sohag Gazi's three-for and batsman Mohammad Mithun's half-century were crucial to Rangpur Riders' third win in BPL 2016-17
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'Expect more turn than in Rajkot' - Pujara
Cheteshwar Pujara has said he and Virat Kohli improved their understanding between the wickets after having a chat at lunch
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"Bullet-proof" Hatchett lives to tell the tale
Former Sussex seamer Lewis Hatchett has become a motivational speaker, telling the remarkable story of how he overcame a disability to become a professional cricketer
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Dhaka retain top spot with 19-run win
Dhaka Dynamites won their third match in a row and stayed on top of the table as they beat Chittagong Vikings by 19 runs
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Leo Harrison, pre-war cricketer, dies at 94
Leo Harrison, one of only two county cricketers to have made his first-class debut before the outbreak of the Second World War has died in Dorset. He was 94
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Zondi urges pink-ball cricket in SA domestic circuit
South Africa's convener of selectors Linda Zondi felt that domestic players needed to play more pink-ball cricket to make the transition to day-night Tests that much easier
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ICC reviewing du Plessis footage for possible code breach
The ICC has begun reviewing, of its own volition, footage of Faf du Plessis shining the ball with saliva, with what appears to be a sweet in his mouth at the same time, to check for a breach of its Code of Conduct
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Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Brownlie, Guptill impress in rain-hit round
A round-up of the fourth round of matches from the Plunket Shield 2016-17
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Pacers licking their lips looking at this surface - McMillan
A washed out first day in Christchurch is unlikely to prompt wholesale changes in strategy, because there is still "plenty of time left in the game", New Zealand batting coach Craig McMillan said
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Voges concussed by bouncer to helmet
Western Australia captain Adam Voges has suffered concussion after being struck on the helmet during a Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania at the WACA
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Huddleston, Bates help NZ seal World Cup berth
New Zealand went 4-0 up and became the third team after Australia and England to seal their spot in next year's Women's World Cup with their seven-wicket win over Pakistan
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South Africa unlikely to ring in major changes for pink-ball Test
Having already taken an unassailable lead in the three-Test series against Australia, South Africa are keen to not experiment too much and give the players in the XI a longer run
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India bat first as Anderson and Rahul return
India drew first blood in the second Test against England at Visakhapatnam by winning a crucial toss and choosing to bat first in the venue's maiden Test match
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Persistent rain washes out opening day
Jeet Raval may have to wait little longer for his first taste of Test cricket after intermittent rain meant no play was possible on the opening day in Christchurch
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Chappell recall prompts further puzzlement
The appointment of Greg Chappell to an interim position on Australia's selection panel is curious, given his history with the domestic game.
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Andile Phehlukwayo injured, out for six weeks
Dolphins allrounder Andile Phehlukwayo has been ruled out of the rest of the CSA T20 Challenge after suffering a groin injury during the game against Warriors on November 13
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Hohns to chair selection panel, Greg Chappell named interim selector
Trevor Hohns has been named as Australia's interim chairman of selectors, while Greg Chappell will serve on the panel temporarily following Rod Marsh's departure
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Albie Morkel stars in Titans' second win
A round-up of the CSA T20 Challenge matches played on November 16, 2017
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Sri Lanka struggle adjusting to West Indies pace
Sri Lanka fast bowler Nuwan Kulasekara said the step up in class facing the West Indies pace attack provided a stiffer challenge than what his side faced in the tri-series opener against Zimbabwe
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No indication Cook will quit captaincy - Strauss
There are no immediate plans to change the captaincy of England's Test or limited-overs team, according to Andrew Strauss
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Kent to play in West Indies domestic tournament
Kent have accepted an invitation to play in the 2017 Regional Super50, the West Indies domestic one-day competition
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As a debutant you have nothing to lose - Nurse
Ashley Nurse, one of the three West Indian debutants against Sri Lanka, was relieved to earn a debut and said he didn't have anything to lose
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Brewer rings bell on Lord's stint
The MCC has announced that Derek Brewer will step down as chief execdutive in the winter of 2017-18
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Krishnamurthy, Gayakwad seal India's series sweep
Rajeshwari Gayakwad's four-for and Veda Krishnamurthy's half-century sealed a 3-0 series win for India against West Indies, to increase the hosts' chances for a direct qualifiction for next year's World Cup
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Second test: England Vs India Live score card
India and England move to Vizag to play second test
One of Indian team’s favorites grounds is all set to host first test. Vizag has always been a lucky place for Indian team. Many Current Indian players consider Vizag Lucky. After three consecutive wins against New Zealand, India managed to avoid a defeat in first test against England. Dhoni scored his highest score in ODI’s at Vizag.
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Gambhir might lose his place in the playing IX. Not because of his performance, but due to availability of KL Rahul. KL Rahul was ruled out intermittently during test series against Kiwis. As this is being first test match held at Vizag, We cannot predict how the pitch behaves.
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England might play with unchanged side. Four England players were centurions during first test. Now, Alaister cook has become the player with most number of centuries by any English Batsmen.
Vizag hosted its last ODI match month. It was deciding match between India and Kiwis. Result cam In India’s way. New zealand failed to score 100 while cahsing modest score of 270.
SA plummented Aussies
Aussies lost two consecutive test against South Africa. Second one is much more worse than first. They failed to match Proteas in any department. Australia lost the match by innings and 80 runs which is quite unexpected from Australia. Australia were annihilated to 76 in the fist innings. They failed to reach 200 in second innings also. They packed their kits for just 160 runs. South Afica attained lead of 240 in first innings.
Usman Khawaja was the only player from Australia to score a 50.He scored 64 runs in second innings. This is fifth consecutive loss for Australia. They were recently clean swept by Srilanka ain Srilanka. Only four players are certain to be in playing 11 in the third test. Steve Smith has been criticism from all the cricketing circuit.Adelaide will host third test from 24th of this month.
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Hyderabad complete comeback victory, Himachal salvage draw
A round-up of the action from day 4 of Group C matches in the Ranji Trophy
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Vijaykumar, Bhatt bowl Andhra Pradesh to victory
A round-up of the action from day 4 of Group C matches in the Ranji Trophy
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Saving the first Test was a big challenge - Kohli
Put in a precarious situation on the final day of the first Test, Virat Kohli succeeded in balancing his natural game with batting for survival and called it a "revelation"
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Home strength set to be tested again
India and England head to Visakhapatnam with the series level and a focus on what sort of pitch will be served up for the ground's debut Test
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Railways clinch first victory; Dhumal five-for helps Mumbai beat UP
A round-up of the action from day 4 of Ranji Trophy's Group A matches
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Karnataka retain top spot after victory
A round-up of the action from day 4 of Ranji Trophy Group B matches
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England face tricky decision over resting Woakes
England face a late selection quandary over the inclusion of Chris Woakes in the team for the second Test against India
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De Villiers to remain captain on return - Zondi
Despite the success of Faf du Plessis as South Africa's stand-in Test captain on this tour, AB de Villiers appears set to resume in the position when fully fit
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Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Unchanged Sri Lanka bowl against new-look West Indies
Sri Lanka won the toss again and put a new-look West Indies team in to bat in Harare. Sri Lanka were unchanged, while West Indies fielded three debutants: Shai Hope, Rovman Powell and Ashley Nurse
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Misbah targets New Zealand's shaky top order
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has glimpsed a few weaknesses in New Zealand's batting line-up and believes his varied attack can bring it down
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We don't need another review - Sutherland
Cricket Australia's CEO James Sutherland does not believe a repeat of the Argus review is needed, but concedes that a "closer look" at several issues is necessary
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Debbie Hockley elected NZC President
The former New Zealand captain will be President for the next three years
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Williamson keen on following attacking blueprint
Kane Williamson wants New Zealand to return to an attacking blueprint for the home Tests against Pakistan
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Rod Marsh resigns in wake of Hobart hiding
Rod Marsh has stood down from Australia's selection panel, effective immediately
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Familiar conditions offer New Zealand chance to shake off India nightmare
Pakistan have largely been impressive in Test cricket of late, but face alien conditions; New Zealand have struggled but return to home grounds. It should make for a fascinating contest
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Stokes revelling in role as England's go-to man
Ben Stokes has permission to 'swap' fielding positions at will so that he can stay in the game at all times. It is further proof of his importance to England
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ACU to monitor social media - Flanagan
Suspected match-fixers will be forced to hand over mobile phones and electronic devices under new plans to curb corruption
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'Saqlain acts as our cheerleader' - Ansari
Zafar Ansari believes that Saqlain Mushtaq's calm influence as England's spin consultant has helped England's slow bowlers find their feet on the tour of India
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Kumble not worried about spinners' form
Anil Kumble has said India have put the events of Rajkot behind them, and expect to be back to their best in the second Test against England in Visakhapatnam
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Host association promises 'neutral' pitch amid expectations of early turn
The Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) has promised a "neutral pitch" for Visakhapatnam's Test debut
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Jharkhand, Maharashtra cruise to innings wins
A round-up of the action from day 3 of Group B matches in the Ranji Trophy
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Giles moves closer to return to Warwickshire
Warwickshire hope to have completed the recruitment of Ashley Giles as director of cricket by the end of the week
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Railways 23 away from victory; TN sneak first-innings lead
A round-up of the third day of Group A matches in the sixth round of the 2016-17 Ranji
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Vihari double-ton puts Andhra in command
A round-up of the action from day three of the sixth-round matches in Group C of the Ranji Trophy
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Beaumont anchors England stroll to series win
Tammy Beaumont anchored England's run-chase with 78 from 79 balls to secure a 3-0 series lead against Sri Lanka in Colombo
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New-look sides clash in middleweight fight
The result of the tri-series match between Sri Lanka and West Indies could well hinge on how the two inexperienced batting line-ups handle the seam-friendly conditions at the Harare Sports Club
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Hampshire sign Bailey on two-year deal
Hampshire have signed George Bailey, the Australian batsman, on a two-year deal to play in all formats of the game
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Give third umpire power to intervene even without referral - Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar has urged all three match umpires to work together and has suggested a third umpire should intervene to reverse incorrect decisions even when there is no referral
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Du Plessis or de Villiers: Who should lead South Africa?
Faf du Plessis has said he will continue as South Africa's captain if asked to do so. Since du Plessis was appointed stand-in captain, South Africa has not lost a match, winning their last nine games
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Voges, Lyon among players in firing line
Australia coach Darren Lehmann has guaranteed the places of just four members - Steven Smith, David Warner, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood - of the Hobart Test XI for the day-night match in Adelaide
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Monday, November 14, 2016
The people under most pressure in Australian cricket
Australia's fifth successive Test loss, and the series defeat to South Africa, has left a few administrators and the team's coaching staff under considerable pressure
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India tour dented our confidence, but have to move on - Hesson
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson has said familiar conditions at home will help his side rebound mentally from the India tour
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Lodha Committee approves direct payment for BCCI tournaments
The Lodha Committee has permitted the BCCI to pay players and officials in domestic tournaments directly and under existing terms, board secretary Ajay Shirke said
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'3-0 is the mission for us now' - Du Plessis
Having secured their third consecutive series win in Australia, South Africa have now set their sights on whitewashing the hosts
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'I'm embarrassed to be sitting here'
Steven Smith has conceded that the time may have come for "getting some younger guys in and getting some experience at this level" after Australia's crushing loss in Hobart
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Comilla beaten comprehensively; Dhaka climb to the top
Dhaka Dynamites defeated the Comilla Victorians by 33 runs to go to the top of the table before the Chittagong leg of the BPL
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Don't need talent to fight - Streak
Zimbabwe coach Heath Streak was aggrieved with his side's body language and their inability to be 'positive and aggressive' in a crushing eight-wicket defeat against Sri Lanka in the tri-series opener
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Ranji umpire stands at both ends with partner absent ill
Virender Sharma, former Himachal batsman and now an umpire, was forced to stand at both ends for a full day's play in a Ranji Trophy match in Mysore because his partner, Australian Sam Nogajski, had to be hospitalised with food poisoning
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Sandeep, Milind create history for Hyderabad
A round-up of the second day of Group C matches in the sixth round of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy
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Jaggi, Kishan slam centuries against Saurashtra
A round-up of the second day of Group B matches in the sixth round of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy
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Mumbai take narrow first-innings lead
A round-up of the second day of Group A matches in the sixth round of the 2016-17 Ranji
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Malan, Nafees heroics help Barisal chase down 164
Dawid Malan and Shahriar Nafees gave Barisal Bulls a big win after Chittagong Vikings failed to capitalise on a good start from Tamim Iqbal
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Gale unveiled as Gillespie's successor as Yorkshire coach
Andrew Gale, Yorkshire's captain for their back-to-back Championship victories in 2014 and 2015, has been confirmed as the club's new first XI coach
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Sunday, November 13, 2016
Bayliss hails Rajkot Test as England's best performance in his tenure
England coach Trevor Bayliss believes that if his team can maintain the level of intensity in their performances they will have a chance of winning the ongoing Test series against India
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