Stuart Broad is confident of being fit for England's first Test of the summer, against South Africa at Lord's next week, after suffering a heel problem while playing for Nottinghamshire last week
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Friday, June 30, 2017
Kuhn, Amla highlight productive day for SA
The South Africans enjoyed a productive outing at New Road, with four batsmen registering half-centuries as England Lions managed just three wickets on another shortened day.
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CPL in Florida remains 'an investment'
Caribbean Premier League organisers have reaffirmed their faith in making annual visits to the USA as the 2017 edition approaches, with the opening weekend taking place in Lauderhill on August 5 and 6
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WATCH - How West Indies bounced Kohli out
Watch highlights of the key events from the third ODI between West Indies and India in Antigua
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Mathews blames sloppy fielding for another defeat
Three catches were dropped during the innings - two of them off top-scorer Solomon Mire - as Sri Lanka failed to defend a target of 317
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Surrey's third final could be the toughest of all
Surrey enter their third successive Royal London Cup final knowing that they have lost the last two and this time, in Nottinghamshire, face the most formidable opponents yet
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West Indies bowl again, make three changes
Jason Holder pushed into the second half of the match the prospect of brothers Hope, Shai and Kyle, opening the innings for West Indies as the hosts inserted India for the third straight time
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Team gives suggestions on coaching issue only when asked - Kohli
Captain Virat Kohli has clarified that the Indian team offers its suggestions to the BCCI only when asked for them, as the board continues to look for a new coach after Anil Kumble resigned 10 days ago
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'Difficult birth' of child puts du Plessis in doubt for Lord's
Though the baby was born a week before the start of the series, a CSA spokesperson said the captain will travel to the UK only once the baby and his wife Imari are "settled"
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How Australia's pay dispute escalated
A concise look back at the events that led to the pay-dispute crisis between the Australian players and their cricket board
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Sky Sports, BBC, secure new ECB broadcasting deal
English cricket will return to the BBC for the first time in more than two decades, with Sky Sports holding off the challenge of BT Sports to extend its coverage of the sport for at least another seven years, after the ECB announced the results of its bro
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Australians players' pay goes to grassroots after MoU expiry
More than AUD 1 million in fortnightly payments originally intended for out-of-contract players will instead be diverted directly to grassroots funding until an MoU is reached between Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers Association
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Thursday, June 29, 2017
Depleted Sri Lanka bat in series opener
Angelo Mathews won the toss and chose to bat first on a Galle surface he expected to be good for batting
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Magical Harmer takes Essex 29 points clear
Chelmsford is the birthplace of artists and magicians. Simon Harmer, making a home for himself there, could be both after another extraordinary display stretched Essex's lead to 29 points
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Ackermann's ton unrewarded as Foxes fall two runs short
Colin Ackermann's hundred almost made Northants pay for a day of dropped chances but Leicestershire agonisingly fell two runs short and still remain without a win
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Hants fall short after Bailey declaration
The Somerset tail saved their side from defeat in a last-session thriller at the Ageas Bowl as Hampshire ran out of time two wickets shy of victory in their Specsavers County Championship match
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Garton shines as Ballance looks forward
George Garton took the one wicket to fall as the touring South Africans faced just 20 overs on a rain-affected day
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Archer gives Sussex glimpse but Gloucestershire hang on
Jofra Archer gave Sussex a glimpse of victory but it was not to be as Ggloucestershire steadied a failed run chase to take draw points
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Milne, rain help deny Nottinghamshire
The combination of rain and the stubborn resistance of Kent's eighth-wicket pair denied Nottinghamshire victory at Trent Bridge
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BCCI can't bargain on Supreme Court order - Lodha
Justice RM Lodha was critical of the Indian board and the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators in the tardiness regarding the implementation of reforms suggested by his committee
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Derbyshire end two-year drought - and it's down to a 16-year-old debutant
Hamidullah Qadri staged one of the most memorable debuts in Championship history as, at 16, he bowled Derbyshire to their first Championship win for nearly two years
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Somerset upbeat after Jamie Overton back diagnosis
Jamie Overton should still be able to play "a significant part" in Somerset's season, despite being diagnosed with a 'hot-spot' in his lower back
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Mandhana, spinners outshine West Indies
After India's spin attack overwhelmed the West Indies batsmen with flight and guile, Smriti Mandhana made short work of the 184-run chase with a 108-ball 106
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Lanning 152* trumps Atapattu 178*
Australia sauntered to an eight-wicket victory in Bristol but only after they were forced to chase 258 courtesy a marvellous unbeaten 178 from Chamari Atapattu
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'Root's positivity will come through in his captaincy' - Bayliss
Trevor Bayliss, England's head coach, has backed Joe Root to bring the same positive intent to his captaincy that he has always brought to his batting
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Du Plessis in line for Lord's after birth of child
Faf du Plessis is expected to return to the UK in time to captain South Africa in the first Test against England at Lord's after going home for the birth of his first child
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WI's last chance to stay alive in series
If the hosts lose on Friday, they will go 0-2 down with only two matches left
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Depleted Sri Lanka offer Zimbabwe a glimmer
While the result of a Sri Lanka-Zimbabwe match would be predictable in normal circumstances, the first ODI may give Zimbabwe a chance to break their drought in Sri Lanka
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Philander misses warm-up match against Lions
The South Africa fast bowler continues to recover from an ankle injury he sustained during a stint with Sussex but the team is hopeful he will be available for the first Test at Lord's, which starts from July 6
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Ball ruled out of One-Day Cup final
Jake Ball has been ruled out of Notts Outlaws' Royal London One-Day Cup final at Lord's with a knee strain
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Amarnath quits committee working on players' association
Former India batsman Mohinder Amarnath has quit the steering committee tasked with the responsibility of forming the players' association
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Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Krunal Pandya, Thampi get maiden India-A call-up
Krunal Pandya and Basil Thampi have been rewarded for their excellent form in the 2017 IPL with maiden call-ups to the India A one-day squad, which will tour South Africa
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Wakely and Keogh bring hopes of fifth victory
Centuries from Alex Wakely and Rob Keogh gave Northamptonshire an excellent chance to pick up a fifth victory, this time against Leicestershire at Wantage Road
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Stevens has hospital scan after blow on the head
Darren Stevens left Trent Bridge to undergo a scan after a nasty blow to the back of the head during the night session against Nottinghamshire forced him to retire hurt
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Cook and Browne smash Essex batting records galore
Alastair Cook and Nick Browne put on 373 against Middlesex to claim a host of Essex batting records and leave the champions in disarray at Chelmsford
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Reece gives Derbyshire chance to end drought
Derbyshire need to dismiss Glamorgan for fewer than 212 to break a two-year drought in the Championship
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Sakande and Bancroft draw value from dreary day
Abi Sakande, Sussex's promising 22-year-old seamer, was rewarded for an impressive spell with his first wicket in four-day cricket on a dreary, rain-affected day at Hove
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Hameed and Buttler braced for England omission
It seems a pretty safe bet to assume that neither Haseeb Hameed or Jos Buttler will be in the England squad for the first Test against South Africa when it is named at 9am on Sunday
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Holland sparks a Somerset exodus
Ian Holland brought more gloom for Somerset as they suffered another batting collapse at the Ageas Bowl
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Niranjan Shah added to committee to inspect Lodha reforms
The former Saurashtra Cricket Association secretary becomes the eighth member of the panel, even though he is 73 years old, and as such over the age cap (70) suggested for BCCI office bearers
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Injury ends Bismah Maroof's World Cup
The 25-year old middle-order batsman has been ruled out of the tournament having hurt her right hand
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CoA to ask Supreme Court to enforce Lodha reforms
A CoA official said there was no other way to adopt the new constitution given that the BCCI has opted to setup a fresh committee to identify the difficulties in implementing the Supreme Court's July 18 order
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Razzak 'out of danger' after car accident
The accident reportedly took place when he was travelling from Khulna with his family
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Zimbabwe schedule makes player retention hard, says Streak
Zimbabwe's head coach believes his team has the goods to beat any side, but constantly losing talent has not made their job easy
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CA warns of six-month bans for playing unsanctioned matches
Australia's players face a ban from the 2017-18 Ashes series should they take part in any kind of "disapproved cricket" in the event of an extended pay dispute beyond the July 1 expiry of the current MOU between Cricket Australia and the ACA
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Sabbir Rahman achieves career-best T20I ranking
The Bangladesh batsman broke into the top ten, only the second player from the country to do so.
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Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Kohli-Kumble episode should have been handled better - Ganguly
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has admitted that the differences between former coach Anil Kumble and captain Virat Kohli had not been handled properly
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Kyle Hope, Ambris earn maiden ODI call-ups
Kyle Hope and Sunil Ambris have earned call-ups to West Indies' one-day international squad for the final three ODIs of their ongoing home series against India
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Ball's knee injury leaves England and Notts on tenterhooks
Jake Ball and Stuart Broad are doubtful for the Royal London Cup final on Saturday and that is also bad news for England with the first Test around a week away
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Qadri shows his composure as Derbyshire take command
Hamidullah Qadri, Derbyshire's 16-year-old debutant, returned the superb figures of 15-8-16-1 in his maiden spell of County Championship offspin, to help his county enjoy the better of the second day against Glamorgan at Cardiff
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Slow-and-steady Umeed keeps Warks at races
Andrew Umeed battled throughout the day to score 95 runs in 96 overs and keep Warwickshire in the game against Lancashire
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Leicestershire up against it after collapse
Leicestershire's dreadful start to the second day gave Northants the advantage at Wantage Road
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Essex make their presence felt
Essex's coach, Chris Silverwood, says that Essex might not win the title, but they are out to make their presence felt
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Sangakkara first to 1,000 first-class runs as Surrey tighten grip
Kumar Sangakkara became the first county batsman to pass 1,000 first-class runs as his prolific season continued at Headingley
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Wood finds form - but is it too late for England?
Mark Wood showed his first Championship form of the season with five wickets at Chester-le-Street, but will that be in time to interest England's selectors ahead of the first Test?
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BCCI's old guard stands firm against key Lodha reforms
Many state association members that ESPNcricinfo spoke to felt the BCCI had been forced to create a special committee to revisit the Lodha reforms because associations did not want to be rushed into implementing them
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Byrom untroubled in pink-ball debut
Zimbabwean Eddie Byrom looked comfortable as he made his first-class debut against the pink ball
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Left-arm spinner Wellington named in squad for Sri Lanka tour
Having last played an ODI in 2015, against Afghanistan at Sharjah, Wellington has been named in both the ODI and Test squad for Zimbabwe's first bilateral tour of Sri Lanka since 2001-02
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Sciver and Knight hundreds propel England to comprehensive victory
Natalie Sciver converted her maiden ODI century into a blistering innings of 137 from 92 balls, and Heather Knight, the captain, also passed three figures for the first time in limited-overs cricket
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Chandimal left out for first two Zimbabwe ODIs
The squad includes 19-year-old allrounder Wanidu Hasaranga, while Akila Dananjaya, Lahiru Madushanka and Dushmantha Chameera have been recalled
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Rhodes joins Warwickshire in search of opportunity
Will Rhodes will leave Yorkshire at the end of the season in search of regular cricket with Warwickshire
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Malinga gets suspended ban for breach of contract
SLC have imposed a suspended ban of six months and a fine of 50% of the match fee of his next ODI appearance
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Pothas takes over as SL interim coach following Ford's exit
Pothas will oversee the team for the home series against Zimbabwe and the tour of India
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Shastri to apply for India coaching job
The former India team director confirmed his interest in the job in an interview to the New Indian Express
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Vivo retains IPL title rights till 2022
Chinese mobile handset manufacturer Vivo has retained the Indian Premier League title sponsorship rights for the next five seasons, with a winning bid of INR 2199 crores
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Ganguly in Shukla-led panel to study Lodha implementation
IPL chairman Rajiv Shukla will head the seven-member committee that will identify the "few critical points" in the implementation of the Lodha Committee's recommendations
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Malinga to face disciplinary inquiry
Sri Lanka fast bowler Lasith Malinga will face a disciplinary inquiry from Sri Lanka Cricket for "repeated breach" of the terms of his contract
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Monday, June 26, 2017
Players press Sutherland to intervene
Australia players have urged their CEO James Sutherland to play a key role in negotiations of the ongoing pay dispute even as the June 30 deadline looms
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Didn't think I'd play this long - Suzie Bates
Suzie Bates will become only the eighth New Zealand woman to play 100 ODIs when she takes the field against South Africa in their second World Cup game on Wednesday
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Hamidullah Qadri becomes county cricket's first 21st century boy
Derbyshire's Hamidullah Qadri, a 16-year-old offspinner, became the first player from the 21st century to play county cricket when he made his Championship debut in Cardiff
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Duckett back in the pink to revive England memories
Ben Duckett finally emerged from a thin season to show the talent that attracted England
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Wright shows benefits of captaincy off-load
Luke Wright made his first century since 2015 to give Sussex the advantage on the opening day of their Specsavers County Championship match against Gloucestershire at Hove
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Chanderpaul treats new format with formidable old resolve
Shiv Chanderpaul, who seems to have been scoring runs since the invention of electricity, dominated the first day of pink-ball Championship cricket here with the 76th century of a remarkable first-class career
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Stokes' horror show is bad news for Durham
Ben Stokes made a rare appearance for Durham but he was unable to work his magic - quite the opposite
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Harmer and Cook add to Essex sheen
As Alastair Cook reached 64 not out to complete a day of Essex supremacy, for Essex supporters finding their county top of the Championship, the twilight came close to heaven
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Pattinson thrives once more as Nottinghamshire continue promotion surge
Nottinghamshire are in no rush to sign up another overseas player when James Pattinson returns to Australia after Saturday's Royal London One-Day Cup final
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Gregory keeps Hampshire's ambitions in check
Somerset fast bowler Lewis Gregory took three wickets as the visitors enjoyed the better of the opening day of their Specsavers County Championship clash with Hampshire
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Yorkshire laid low by Roy's blast
Jason Roy's assault on a below-par Yorkshire attack set the tone for a day of Surrey domination at Headingley
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De Villiers expected to retire from Test cricket
AB de Villiers is expected to retire from Test cricket as early as August, in a second attempt at hanging up his whites, unless CSA can convince him to stay on again. AB de Villiers is expected to retire from Test cricket as early as August, in a second
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India Vs West Indies Match story
Though Indian lost champions trophy, there is no change in momentum fo ream India. India won against West Indies in a rain shortened game on Sunday, June 25. We all are aware that first match of the series is abandoned due to rain. Opener Ajinkya Rehane scored a ton in which there are ten fours and 2 sixes. Captain Virat Kohli also scored 87 in just 66 balls. Second ODI was held in Pot of Spain.
Mammoth score by India vs West Indies
Match was reduced to 43 over’s per side due to the caused by rain before the start of play.Team Indian openers on this tour ha put on another century partnership. Rehane was the obvious choice as an open in the absence of Rohit Sharma. Rohit Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah ae rested for the tour. Shikhar dhawan scored 63 in just fifty nine balls which included 10 fours. This is second consecutive opening stand fo team India. Shikhar Dhawan also scores his second consecutive fifty. He was stump out in the bowling of Asley Nurse. In the second match opening stand was150. Yuvraj Scored only fourteen runs in the match. He was dismissed by by Jason Holder. Dhoni was unbeaten on 13 and Jadhav was also unbeaten on 13.Pandya had a disappointing day with the bat as he scored only 4 uns. India scored twenty runs in the last over which is bowled by Jason holder. He bowled three no balls in the final over of the Indian innings. India was able milk three fours .
Joseph in the highest wicket taker in the Windies side. He picked up two wickets. Migel Cummins and Ashley Nurse picked up a wicket each. Bishoo had to finish wicket less after his 9 over spell. There is hiatus of four days before the third ODI. Third ODI will be held on 30th of June.
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Up to state association to choose representative - Choudhary
Amitabh Choudhary, the acting BCCI secretary, has said it is the prerogative of a state association to nominate a person to the board's special general meeting "as long as it doesn't violate any court order"
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Steelbacks put trust in SA wrist spinner
South African left arm wrist spinner Tabraiz Shamsi will join the Northamptonshire Steelbacks for the NatWest T20 Blast.
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Imad Wasim surges to top of T20I bowlers rankings
Pakistan allrounder Imad Wasim has displaced Imran Tahir to occupy the top spot among T20I bowlers
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Bolton century leads Australia to breezy win
An opening partnership of 171 between Nicole Bolton and Beth Mooney paved the way for Australia women to begin their title defence with an eight-wicket win against West Indies
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New BCCI committee to identify hurdles in implementing Lodha reforms
The new committee will identify "exceptional and extremely limited areas of difficulty" in the implementation of the Supreme Court's order of July 2016 and the passing of key Lodha reforms
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Westwood retires with immediate effect
Ian Westwood, the Warwickshire opening batsman and former captain, has announced his retirement with immediate effect following a 15-year playing career
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Kuhn, Phehlukwayo in South Africa's Test squad
South Africa have named three new caps, including opening batsman in Heino Kuhn, in the Test squad to play England
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Kuldeep hard to pick from the wrist - Kohli
Virat Kohli thinks Kuldeep Yadav's ability to turn the ball both ways while bowling cross seam makes all the difference
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Sunday, June 25, 2017
AB de Villiers to meet with CSA in August to decide future
AB de Villiers will meet with CSA in August to chart his future in international cricket
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Australia target 300 total in World Cup opener
Australia's captain Meg Lanning is targeting a total beyond 300 as the World Cup favourites commence their campaign against a familiar finals foe - West Indies
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West Indies bowlers pay for early errors
Key highlights from the second ODI between West Indies and India
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Ismail and Luus clinch three-wicket thriller for SA
South Africa were cruising at 113 for 0 in a chase of 207 - a straightforward equation - but against a spirited Pakistan bowling attack, it was anything but
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West Indies bowl, both sides unchanged
After early-morning rain delayed the start of the second ODI by two hours, West Indies looked to exploit the moisture and overheads when they invited India to bat first
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Dainty "disappointed" by unanimous vote to expel USACA
The president of the USA Cricket Association claimed that the ICC's main motivation behind the expulsion was to tap into the financial potential of the USA market
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SA bowl; Morgan rested, Malan debuts
South Africa chose to bowl in the deciding match of the T20 series as England captain Eoin Morgan rested himself and Dawid Malan came in for his debut
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Saturday, June 24, 2017
Mandhana sets the standard as India overwhelm England in World Cup opener
India's impressive batting line-up made a collective statement of intent, not least their 20-year-old prodigy Smriti Mandhana, as England, the hosts, were overwhelmed by a display of power and finesse
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Bowlers help Netherlands clinch consolation win
A 79-ball 71 from Michael Rippon helped Netherlands post 279. They then bowled Zimbabwe out for 130 to complete a consolation win at The Hague
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SA find their fight to set up decider
ESPNcricinfo previews the third T20I between England and South Africa at Cardiff
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Huddleston, Bates star in crushing NZ win
Suzie Bates blasted her way to an eighth ODI ton to help New Zealand make light work of their 189 target after Holly Huddleston's third five-for paved way for a crushing win
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Lions seamers seal emphatic win
There was one winning Lions team in the sporting world today - and an impressive one too as the England Lions' cricketers wrapped up a 257-run trouncing of South Africa A at Canterbury.
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One eye on weather, one on India's middle order
Rain is expected again in the afternoon in Port-of-Spain where India would want to assess the strength of the batsmen they employ at No. 4 and below
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Don't like the way I have been treated - Darren Bravo
Following the suspension of his contract last year, due to a controversial tweet, the West Indies batsman has asked Cricket West Indies to prove that he had indeed posted a message criticising board president Dave Cameron
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Friday, June 23, 2017
The Ireland and Afghanistan domino effect
Both countries being awarded Test status is as much about restrictions lifted as about opportunities gained
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Ford's resignation a possibility after strained relation with SLC
Ties between the board and the Sri Lanka coach are understood to be imperiled because of what Graham Ford believes are unacceptable intrusions by the board in the management of the team
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Overton rattles SA A after Lions set them 412 to win
Jamie Overton took three wickets before the close after half-centuries from Mark Stoneman, Keaton Jennings and Nick Gubbins had set the Lions up for a declaration
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Morris the spark as SA steal three-run win
The dismissal of Jason Roy, given out for obstructing the field, changed the course of a game that England appeared to have won and saw South Africa level the IT20 series at 1-1 with one to play.
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Imran Khawaja takes over as deputy chairman
The ICC has appointed Imran Khawaja, a veteran administrator from Singapore, as its deputy chairman
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Heino Kuhn earns South Africa Test call
Opening batsman Heino Kuhn will be named in South Africa's Test squad to play in England next month
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Teams to retain review for 'umpire's call' verdict
From October 1, teams will not lose a review for "umpire's call" verdicts under the decision review system (DRS)
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ICC backs World XI games in Lahore
Pakistan could host a World XI in Lahore for three T20s later this year, if all goes to plan
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Broad misses pink-ball trial as heel injury clouds Lord's build-up
Stuart Broad remains hopeful of being fit for Nottinghamshire's Royal London Cup final against Surrey on July 1, as well as the first Test against South Africa five days later,
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TNCA nominates Srinivasan to attend BCCI AGM
The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association's (TNCA) executive committee has nominated N Srinivasan to be the state association's representative at the BCCI's special general meeting on Monday (June 26) in Mumbai
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England bowl; Livingstone, Curran debut
England have won the toss and asked South Africa to bat first in second T20 in Taunton
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CoA urges state associations to streamline Lodha objections
The Committee of Administrators (CoA) hopes that the state associations will distill their objections to the Lodha Committee recommendations to one or two points when they meet on Sunday (June 25) in Mumbai
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Ballance to captain England Lions in tour game
Gary Ballance's prospects of a Test recall at Lord's next month have been given a boost by his appointment as England Lions captain for their three-day tour match against South Africa at Worcester
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ICC rejected USACA plea ahead of AGM
USACA claims the shift in ICC's voting structure in 2008 "overly constrained their membership
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BCCI invites fresh applications for India coach role
In the wake of Anil Kumble's withdrawal from the race, the BCCI has decided to invite fresh applications to pick India's next head coach
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'We think the wicket is going to slow down' - Kohli
Watch clips of the action from the first ODI between West Indies and India in Port of Spain
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West Indies bowl, Kuldeep debuts for India
West Indies chose to field on a moist early-morning track as India gave a debut to Kuldeep Yadav
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Brown, Taylor named Sussex captains
Sussex have appointed wicketkeeper Ben Brown as their Championship captain for the rest of the season, with Ross Taylor taking charge in the NatWest T20 Blast
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Winfield ruled out of England World Cup opener
England have suffered a major setback in their preparations for Saturday's Women's World Cup opener against India at Derby, with the news that Lauren Winfield, their hard-hitting opener, will miss the match after sustaining a wrist injury
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Marsh comes to Yorkshire's aid for Blast campaign
Shaun Marsh is heading to Yorkshire for this season's NatWest Blast
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Henry Blofeld, Test Match Special's Dear Old Thing, announces retirement
Henry Blofeld, the veteran BBC commentator, has announced that he will retire from his role with Test Match Special this summer, after 45 years on the airwaves.
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Family emergency forces Domingo to return home
South Africa coach Russell Domingo has left the team in the U.K. with his mother critical in hospital following an accident
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
Jeetan Patel confirms international retirement
The 34-year old offspinner, who played 24 Tests, 43 ODIs and 11 T20Is, intends to keep representing Wellington in domestic cricket
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Ireland's status change triggers vacancies in ICC board
Several Irishmen had served as Associate representatives on ICC committees and these spots will open up as a result of Ireland's change to Full Member status
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CA offer concessions, ACA want mediation
Australia's players have been offered key concessions in their pay dispute with Cricket Australia, as the Australian Cricketers Association renewed its call for independent mediation to find a way forward only a week before the expiry of the current MOU
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Raval, de Grandhomme, Broom gain New Zealand contracts
Opening batsman Jeet Raval, allrounder Colin de Grandhomme and batsman Neil Broom have all been added to New Zealand's list of contracted players for 2017-18
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'Don't compare us to male cricketers' - Raj
India women's captain Mithali Raj has made it clear that female cricketers should hold their own and not be compared to their male counterparts
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ICC approves new constitution
The ICC revealed on Thursday that it had "unanimously" adopted an "extensively revised" constitution at the annual conference in London
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Late collapse undermines Markram, Kuhn stand
England Lions stunned South Africa A with a late burst of six wickets in 16 overs to capitalise on a superb unbeaten century by Ben Foakes on a fluctuating second day of the first-class match in Canterbury.
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'I think this sets a terrific example' - Ireland CEO Deutrom
Cricket Ireland chief executive Warren Deutrom has praised his now-fellow Test member administrators for their long-term vision in approving governance changes that resulted in Ireland and Afghanistan
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Mire, Ervine help Zimbabwe clinch series
Solomon Mire and Craig Ervine struck half-centuries as Zimbabwe clinched the three-match series by chasing down a revised target of 229 with six balls to spare and seven wickets in hand
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Hampshire endure a gloomy denouement as Lancashire go second
The final day of this game began with Hampshire's batsmen hoping that the weather might save them only to find the Mancunian climate contributing to their slow doom.
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ICC Test, ODI leagues closer to reality
Efforts to contextualize international cricket are a step closer to reality after the ICC's chief executives committee (CEC) worked out a viable schedule for a Test and ODI league
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Cook ends Durham's long wait for victory
Durham coasted to their first Specsavers County Championship win of the season when they made light work of reaching a target of 157 in 43 overs against Glamorgan at Chester-le-Street
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Clarke and Mitchell stun Kent with 399 run-chase
Joe Clarke sealed back-to-back centuries as he and Daryl Mitchell powered Worcestershire to the victory that lifts them into the Specsavers County Championship Division Two promotion places
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USACA expelled by the ICC
After 52 years as the ICC's member governing body in the USA, the USA Cricket Association was expelled following a unanimous vote at the ICC's board meeting on Thursday
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'I have total respect for Kumble as a cricketer' - Kohli
While speaking of the respect the team has for Anil Kumble's achievements as a cricketer, has offered little about the events that led to his resignation as head coach
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Afghanistan, Ireland get Test status
Afghanistan and Ireland have been approved as Full Members by the ICC, meaning they have become cricket's 11th and 12th Test-playing nations
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Harmer's 14 inflicts grievous harm on Warwickshire's survival hopes
Simon Harmer claimed his career-best figures of 8 for 36, and 14 for 128 in the match. For Warwickshire, dismissed for 94, it added up to a whole lot of trouble
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Kohli's India face the Caribbean grind
Both India and West Indies have had on- and off-field issues of late. The visitors are still favourites, provided their batsmen adjust to the slow, low Caribbean tracks
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BCCI, ICC broker peace over financial model
The BCCI will receive a little over US$100 million more than what was agreed upon by a vast majority of the ICC Board in meetings in April
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Onus on South Africa to find their fighting spirit
ESPNcricinfo previews the second T20I between England and South Africa at Taunton
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Playing for NZ was an easy decision - Ronchi
The former wicketkeeper batsman talks of his switching ties to New Zealand, his Australian team-mates' reactions to his decision, and his match-winning knock on Test debut
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Ronchi retires from international cricket
Luke Ronchi, the New Zealand wicketkeeper, has announced his retirement from international cricket
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Vilas' determined career-best sets up Lancs
Dane Vilas made a career-best 224 before James Anderson ripped out three wickets on a steamy evening at Old Trafford to leave Lancashire in charge
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Kumble leaves with a 'dressing-down'
A flare-up in the dressing room immediately after the Champions Trophy final may have been the final act of Anil Kumble's tumultuous final weeks as India coach
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Broad in doubt for Lord's Test after suffering heel injury
Stuart Broad has emerged as an injury doubt ahead of the Test series against South Africa after requiring a scan on his heel
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Excitement proves misleading
A rush of wickets followed by a last-wicket stand brought excitement but the match remained well balanced at Chester-le-Street
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Jennings makes opener's case as Hameed misses out
Mark Stoneman and Keaton Jennings made their respective cases to partner Alastair Cook in the upcoming Test series against South Africa, but Haseeb Hameed went run-less
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Denly's career-best 227* makes Worcestershire swelter
Joe Denly demonstrated immense powers of concentration in the sweltering heat with a career-best double century to steer Kent into a position of strength on day three of the Specsavers County Championship clash with Worcestershire at New Road
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South Africa bat as Crane debuts for England
Mason Crane, the legspinner, makes his international debut for England as South Africa win the toss and bat at the Ageas Bowl
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Murtagh puts seal on crushing Middlesex win
On the day of the summer solstice, the reigning county champions have their first victory of summer. Yorkshire were not defeated so much as eviscerated
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Gruny, Bhaskar return to USA squad after five-year absence
USA will appear at the ICC Europe T20 qualifier since the ICC does not host any Americas qualifier. The ICC had announced last year that USA was given a wildcard spot in the tournament.
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A short history of India's coaches
Following Anil Kumble's resignation as India coach, ESPNcricinfo looks back at how his predecessors fared
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England women complete warm-up with big win over New Zealand
England Women finalised their preparation for the ICC Women's World Cup with a seven-wicket victory over New Zealand at Derby
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Pattinson condems Leics to thumping defeat
Another ruthlessly efficient bowling performance from Nottinghamshire swept them to their fifth victory of the Specsavers County Championship season and strengthened their lead at the top of the Division Two table
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TNCA at outs with BCCI over outstation players in TNPL
The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) is on a collision course with the BCCI after it reaffirmed its ambition to sign up 'outstation' players for the Tamil Nadu Premier League
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Australia's pay fight endangers international game
With domestic T20 leagues gaining traction across the world, Cricket Australia's approach to the pay dispute has added risk to the future of international cricket, according to the former ACA chief executive
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Counties seek extra funding in anticipation of broadcast deal
The first-class counties have asked the ECB for extra funding to help with cash-flow problems and infrastructure repayments
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ICC mulls scrapping Champions Trophy
Cricket's world body is considering scrapping the event in favour of two expanded World T20 tournaments in a four-year cycle
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Tuesday, June 20, 2017
SCG curator Tom Parker steps down
The long-serving SCG curator Tom Parker will step down later this year, just a few months before Australia's home Ashes series
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Clarke century soothes Worcestershire in anxious times
Joe Clarke's century was yet more vindication of Worcestershire's excellent youth policy. But is their season in danger of unravelling?
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Davies' risk brings handsome reward for Lancashire
Very many other cricketers have possessed a similar cast of mind, of course, but few achieve their goal with quite the gleeful devil evinced by Alex Davies
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Foster's emotional ton adds to Essex feelgood factor
Give or take the little matter of a last over defeat in the Royal London Cup semi-final, these are good times for Essex
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Full text of Anil Kumble's statement
Hours after resigning as India coach, Anil Kumble tweeted "thank you!", and attached a statement to his tweet
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Patel and Pattinson put Leicestershire to the sword
Samit Patel produced his second double-century in consecutive matches before James Pattinson ripped through Leicestershire's batting with an explosive burst of genuinely fast bowling
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Beleaguered Yorkshire brace for a thrashing
Yorkshire have lost to Middlesex in remarkable contests on each of their last three visits to Lord's. This time, they might simply be thrashed.
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Clark's maiden ton sets up Durham
Graham Clark's maiden century put Durham in command on the second day of their Specsavers County Championship match against Glamorgan at Chester-le-Street
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Yasir signing sees Tredwell looking for move
James Tredwell has asked Kent for permission to talk to other counties having become frustrated by his lack of first team opportunities
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'Don't need to prove anyone wrong' - de Villiers
AB de Villiers hopes to use the three T20s against England to thoroughly banish memories of the Champions Trophy exit and the resultant analysis of his leadership and lack of runs
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New-look teams look to banish Champions Trophy blues
ESPNcricinfo previews the first T20I between England and South Africa at the Ageas Bowl
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Kumble steps down as India coach
Anil Kumble has stepped down as India coach, four days before a limited-overs tour of the Caribbean
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Chatara's five-for destroys Netherlands in opener
Tendai Chatara's third five-wicket haul in List A matches ensured Netherlands were skittled out for 142, a total that Zimbabwe had no trouble chasing
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Expectant father du Plessis could miss Lord's Test
South Africa's Test captain Faf du Plessis is in a "race against time" to play the opening match against England at Lord's, which starts on July 6
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'Kuldeep needs to get a lot more game time'
Former India captain Rahul Dravid and fast bowler Ajit Agarkar also believe India need replacements ready in case either form or fitness desert MS Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh in the lead-up to the 2019 World Cup
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Australia players could sign up for CSA T20
Australian international players may populate South Africa's new Twenty20 competition and even play exhibition or charity matches among themselves in the event of an extended pay dispute between Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers' Association
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Rapturous Pakistan greets its champions
Hundreds of fans came to greet the returning cricketers after they beat arch-rivals India in the final of the Champions Trophy
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Sangakkara backs Roy to bounce back from Champions Trophy disappointment
Kumar Sangakkara, the former Sri Lanka captain, believes that Jason Roy is ready to bounce back from his disappointing showing in the ICC Champions Trophy
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India plug big hole, but other leaks open up
Never before have India's quicks done as well as they did at the Champions Trophy. While that is cause to celebrate, the middle-order and spin departments prompt questions
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Monday, June 19, 2017
Sun shines on Lancashire; Bailey smiles upon the sun
George Bailey does not gain attention for Australa's Test side these days but he did little wrong on a delightful summer;s day in Manchester
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Stirling takes his chance with maiden Championship ton
Paul Stirling, with his maiden Championship century, and Sam Robson put Middlesex in control against Yorkshire
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No transformation targets in Global T20 league
However, CSA has told the eight new franchise owners to keep in mind the importance of including players of colour in their teams
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Patel's golden form exposes Leicestershire
Samit Patel continued to make the most of the richest vein of form of his career with another imperious innings on the first day against Leicestershire
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Coetzer renews Scotland plea for more opportunities
Kyle Coetzer has said Scotland, after putting in stellar performances against Full Member nations, deserve more chances than they're currently getting
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Browne's perspiration brings hard-earned reward
On the same pitch where 743 runs were scored in one of the greatest run-fests in domestic cricket history, three days later Essex staunchly committed themselves to a day of unremitting toil on a soporific summer's day
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SA T20 League will help retain domestic talent - du Plessis
South Africa's Global T20 league is the best way to keep players from leaving the country in search of opportunity elsewhere, according to Test and T20 captain Faf du Plessis
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Dashing Moeen cut off after seamers shine
Worcestershire's bowlers bounced back in impressive style from their weekend semi-final mauling in dismissing Kent for 260
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Rushworth strikes back to dent Selman's graft
Glamorgan opener Nick Selman followed his match-winning century against Durham at Swansea last month with another hundred
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Pakistan move closer to direct qualification for 2019 World Cup
Pakistan climbed to sixth on the ICC ODI rankings, two places above the bar for direct entry into the showpiece event
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IPL and PSL owners snap up South Africa franchises
Two South African businessman, two IPL franchises, two PSL franchises, and representatives from Hong Kong and Dubai were unveiled as the owners of the eight teams in South Africa's T20 Global League
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'We've proven everybody wrong' - Imad
Pakistan allrounder Imad Wasim has said that his side's Champions Trophy win was no fluke and had special praise for young Mohammad Amir, whom he called the No. 1 bowler in Pakistan
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Sunday, June 18, 2017
Pakistan reward Arthur for keeping the faith
Trying to predict what happens next is a dangerous business, but the signs are that coach and captain are forging a strong relationship
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'We leave with our heads held high' - Kohli
The Indian captain was magnanimous in defeat and offered no excuses for his team's no-show with the bat in the Champions Trophy final
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Zaman feared he would miss final
He went on to make a matchwinning century, but Fakhar Zaman spent the night before ill in his hotel bed
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West Indies unchanged for first two India ODIs
Fast bowler Shannon Gabriel was unavailable as he continues his rehabilitation from an injury that kept him out of the series against Afghanistan; West Indies are unchanged
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Galle to host first ODI since 2000 on Zimbabwe visit
Zimbabwe will begin their first bilateral tour of Sri Lanka since 2002 by playing the first two of five ODIs in Galle, a venue that has not hosted ODI cricket since 2000
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Mohammad Amir in for Rumman Raees, India bowl first
India captain Virat Kohli chose to bowl expecting there to be some early assistance for the bowlers, but also citing a preference to chase
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'You'll never go to Lord's' - Batty derides Worcester boo boys
Gareth Batty derided his Worcestershire critics after Surrey's overwhelming victory in the Royal London Cup semi-final and informed them that they would never see their side play in a Lord's final
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Players 'won't budge' on revenue - Warner
The Australia vice-captain told Channel Nine that players were committed to ensuring that all players shared in the game's upside, not just an elite few
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Saturday, June 17, 2017
ICC champions trophy final: India vs Pakistan Live score
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India will face Pakistan in the final of ICC champions trophy 2017 . Oval will host this historic match.This match can be said as the most important game of this year. You don’t often see India Vs Pakistan quite often due to internal tension.
First game these two teams played each other is against each other. India maintained their phenomenal record by winning the game. Rain played hide and seek when match between these two teams held at Birmingham. But we had a winner at that juncture. India are unanimous favorite’s .
Pakistan
Pakistan also possess momemtum.They won three games on trot after their loss against India in their first game.Their Victory against South Africa, current number one side, is a real morale booster to them. Their journey was smooth against proteas. Against srilanka, it was a roller coaster ride, Sarfraz Khan ensured Pakistan to reach finals .He had put on 70+ runs partnership with tailender, Mohammed Aamir. Their victory against England is indispensable. Modern England are an impetus force, especially on home soil.Their bowling has never let them down. It was always their batting , which is inconsistent.
India
India are the only team in the tournament which successfully faced Pakistan bowling.Only change India would be pondering is to play Umesh or Ashwin
India always won in crunch situations.India wok against Pakistan in quarter final of 1996 World Cup. India won against Pakistan in 2007 t20 world cup.Last but not least, India won against Pakistan in semifinal of 2015 world cup
Team composition
Pakistan will be sweating over Aamir’s fitness.He did not play the semifinal against England due to back spasm.His replacement player Ruman Raees also played instrumental role in Pakistan victory against England.It would be harsh on him to be rested.
Cricinfo scores predictions
India to be champions of ICC champions trophy 2016.
Babar Azam to top score in Pakistans innings.
Virat Kohli to top score in India. Batting line up.
Jasprit Bunrah to pick two or more wickets.
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CAC decision on Dravid likely soon
Rahul Dravid's former team-mates Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman will decide on extending his contract as coach of India's Under-19 and 'A' teams in the next "two or three days"
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Looking to expose India's middle order - Arthur
Mickey Arthur called India a "fantastic team" but insisted Pakistan will focus only on themselves in the build-up to the final
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Roy's revival sets up a Surrey cakewalk
Jason Roy's form seeped back on a glorious summer's day at Worcester, Gareth Batty took five wickets and Surrey had a cakewalk to another Lord's final
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Kohli backs 'match-winner' Pandya
Hardik Pandya is a "priceless" player who can provide "a match-winning performance in any game he plays," according to Virat Kohli
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Gambhir suspended for four matches for coach spat
An independent committee has found Gautam Gambhir guilty of "seriously inappropriate behaviour", and recommended a four-match suspension
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Resurgent Pakistan take on immense India
India making the final was not a surprise. Pakistan was. But here they are and if they play like they did against England, the contest could be one for the ages
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Scotland bat, Mpofu in for Ngarava
Scotland captain Kyle Coetzer won the toss and elected to bat first for the second match in a row
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Friday, June 16, 2017
Galle to host first ODI since 2000 on Zimbabwe visit
Zimbabwe will begin their first bilateral tour of Sri Lanka since 2002 by playing the first two of five ODIs in Galle, a venue that has not hosted ODI cricket since 2000
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One of the great games as Patel, Mullaney nail record chase
Essex were in the box seat after hundreds from Alastair Cook and Ryan ten Doeschate set Nottinghamshire 371 at a packed-out Chelmsford, but hundreds in return from Samit Patel and Steven Mullaney meant they won one of the great games with three balls to s
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Improved Scotland chase history again
Having picked up their first ODI win over a Full Member nation, Scotland will now target a maiden ODI series win over a Full Member, while Zimbabwe fight to avoid a series sweep
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Coetzer 'chuffed for the guys' after first win over a Full Member
Scotland captain Kyle Coetzer said that he was praying that the ball would land inside the ropes when Malcolm Waller's fighting innings ended with a controversial catch on the deep square leg boundary
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Mohammad Amir likely to be fit for final
The Pakistan fast bowler completed an entire training session with the side at The Oval on Friday
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Australia pay talks crawling two weeks from deadline
Cricket Australia is adamant about breaking up the fixed percentage model of revenue sharing with the players, while the Australian Cricketers' Association wants to retain it
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Thursday, June 15, 2017
Wade Seccombe appointed coach of Queensland
Former Queensland wicketkeeper Wade Seccombe has been appointed as the state's new coach after his predecessor Phil Jaques last month announced he was returning to New South Wales
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Perth tickets to go belatedly on sale
Tickets for the Perth Ashes Test will belatedly go on sale at the end of July after unsuccessful efforts to have the match staged at the city's new multi-purpose stadium rather than the unpopular WACA Ground
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Silly shots against Kedar led to downfall - Shakib
Overeager shot selection against the part-time spin of Kedar Jadhav triggered Bangladesh's unraveling during a critical period according to allrounder Shakib Al Hasan in Bangladesh's loss to India
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Kohli backs decision to rest Rohit Sharma from West Indies tour
The decision to rest Rohit Sharma from India's upcoming limited-overs tour of the West Indies was a "smart" one, according to the captain Virat Kohli
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Bayliss backs his squad but 2019 spots up for grabs
Trevor Bayliss, the England coach, has challenged the next generation of England players to stake a claim for a spot in the 2019 World Cup
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England must learn from missing 'golden chance' - Root
Joe Root admitted England had let a 'golden opportunity' to claim a first global one-day title slip away when they slumped to defeat against Pakistan
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Scotland choose to bat in rare ODI against Full-Members Zimbabwe
Scotland chose to bat in tueir ODI against Zimbabwe at The Grange in what is a rare match-up against a Full-Member side for the hosts
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India bowl, both sides unchanged
India won the toss under overcast skies, and decided to bowl on a fresh pitch that is expected to be full of runs
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Semifinal 2:India Vs Bangladesh Live score,ICC champions Trophy 2017
Semi final 2 between India and Bangladesh on today.
Defending Champions India will face Bangladesh in second semi-final of ICC Champions trophy. India are defending Champions for the title. They are determined to face their Neighbours Bangladesh. Bangladesh are in a semi-final of an ICC event for the first time. They are curious to make it to FInal. Bangladesh gave fight to India in 2015 world cup. They won against India when India last visited Bangladesh for a bilateral Series. India are un debatable favourite for the match.
Where can you watch live streaming between ICC champions trophy Semi Final?
Hotstar provides you live streaming services if you are from India. There is time lag of 5 over’s. You can watch Live coverage on DD sports also.
At what time will semifinal 2 between India and Bangladesh start?
Liver coverage starts from 1450hrs IST.
India
India might insist with Ashwin, who played in place of Umesh Yadav in the last league game, against South Africa. They had unexpected loss against Srilanka in their second game. If they win this game , they will play against their arch rivals ,Pakistan, once again in this tournament. They have never lost to Pakistan in an ICC event. Bangladesh are no match to current Indian team. Dhoni is a legend in 50 over format. Yuvraj sigh is playing his 300 ODI.
Bangladesh
Bangladesh are fortunate enough to make to knockouts. They have defeated Kiwis in virtual Quarterfinal. Tamim Iqbal is in sublime form, Which is the most favourable thing to Bangladesh. Mushfiqur Rahim is also a capable player, but his inconsistency is a concern, Mahamadullah Riyadh is a capable player to finish the game at crucial times. Bangladesh won against India when both teams faced each other in 2007 World Cup.
Chances of Rain
Forecast is quite pleasing. Match is certain to take place. In case of Rain, India will progress to final to play against Pakistan.
Cricinfo Predictions
India to win.
ROhit to top score.
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Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Perry seeks greater polish for Australia
Ellyse Perry was satisfied after Australia's win over New Zealand in a warm-up match in Southampton, but outlined some clear areas that needed improvement before the Women's World Cup begins later this month
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Extra rest day may prove vital for nicked up Pakistan
Pakistan's bowling attack has been frayed by injuries throughout the tournament but captain Sarfraz Ahmed is hoping everyone will be fully fit for Sunday's final
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Drizzle returns after Afghanistan opt to bat
Afghanistan opted to bat, on a day when a lot of rain was expected, making West Indies quite happy that they were chasing
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Edgbaston to Cardiff too much of an ask to adjust to - Morgan
England captain Eoin Morgan blamed their semi-final defeat against Pakistan on the batsmen failing to adapt to a Cardiff surface that he said offered no home advantage
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India facing a 'changed Bangladesh'
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza has said that wins against top teams over the last couple of years has helped them gain self-respect and play with a lot more freedom
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Scotland look to capitalise on rare Full Member series
Playing a Full Member in an ODI for the first time since the 2015 World Cup, Scotland will look to show that their seven-wicket trouncing of Sri Lanka in an unofficial one-dayer less than a month ago was no fluke
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Ford sees bright future for Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka head coach Graham Ford has said that Sri Lanka had more positives to take from the Champions Trophy than some of the other teams in the tournament
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Unfinished business on Bangladesh's minds
Having pushed India hard in the 2015 World Cup quarter-finals and come agonisingly close to a win in the 2016 World T20, can Bangladesh complete the job in their maiden ICC tournament semi-final?
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Pakistan bowl; Amir out, Bairstow in
Mohammad Amir pulled out of Pakistan's Champions Trophy semi-final at Cardiff today with what his captain, Sarfraz Ahmed, reported as "a back spasm" as Pakistan won the toss and inserted England in Cardiff
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Semi Final: England Vs Pakistan Live score, ICC champions trophy
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England are the only side in the tournament yet to taste a defeat. Other side is Pakistan recovered from a defeat in their very first game against India. Once again they have justified their tag Unpredictable. Sarfraz ,skipper of Pakistan, is the reason why Pakistan are in semis. He rescued the team from the verge of defeat. England and Pakistan are ready to face off each other on Wednesday.
History
England won 6 out 10 games in ICC events and hold the upper hand. England are playing at home, so they are the hot favorites for the match.
Ben stokes is the danger man for Pakistan
Stokes is the biggest threat to Pakistan at the moment. He rescued His team in the last league game against Australia with a timely century. In the bilateral series between England and Pakistan, which was held last year, England won by 4-1.
England and Pakistan has last played against each other in an ICC tournament is in 2003, Which was won by England.
This is a golden opportunity for Pakistan. They have not done great in recent years. They are the address to unpredictability. Their Bowling might match England, but their batting definetely doesn’t. Form of senior batsmen Hafeez, Malik are pushing them in to trouble. Their bowling strong enough with Mohammed Aamir, Hasan Ali and Junaid Khan. On their day, they can destroy any batting line up.
Destructive Batting, Quality bowling line-up, Filled with all round talent, England are definitely hot favourites for the title. It is a daunting task to defeat England in the current stage. All their players sublime form apart from Jason Roy. Still England management are persisting with him, May be because they don’t want to perturb their side. Sam Billings might occupy his place in today’s game.
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Predictions
England to win.
Babar Azam to top score in Pakistan’s Innings.
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Two days left for Domingo to reapply for South Africa coach job
Friday is the deadline for interested parties to apply to coach the South African national team
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Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Namibia upset damages Scotland's WCL title hopes
Captain Kyle Coetzer's century was in vain as Scotland lost by 50 runs to Namibia in Edinburgh and remain three points behind first place Netherlands in the WCL Championship table
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Taylor ton the highlight of 834-run contest
Brendan Taylor led Nottinghamshire into the semi-finals of the Royal London Cup with a brilliant century as hosts Somerset were defeated by 24 runs in a spectacular big-hitting contest
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Reaching semi-final a big step forward for team - Hathurusingha
Bangladesh's progress, the team's coach said, had been driven by the confidence they derived from their showing in the 2015 World Cup, particularly the win against England
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Roy may be dropped but he won't be discarded
England's faith in Jason Roy has not paid off in the short term but Jonny Bairstow is well placed to be their one-day supersub once again
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'Tonker' Taylor passes away aged 84
Brian Taylor, the former Essex captain and England selector, has died aged 84
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Arthur's chance to make Pakistan better
They can't be satisfied making the final four of the Champions Trophy. They must, instead, look to build on it to achieve something bigger
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Onus on WI batsmen with series on the line
The hosts have struggled against the concerted discipline of Afghanistan, but if they want to go 2-1 up, they need to attack
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ICC urges fans to resell unwanted tickets for Cardiff
Supporters who no longer want to attend the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy are being urged to put their tickets up for resale by midnight on Tuesday in an attempt to avoid pockets of empty seats at the grounds
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Cornered tigers face down rampant lions
The first Champions Trophy semi-final pits unbeaten England against unpredictable Pakistan in Cardiff
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Kohli reclaims top spot; Hazlewood tops ODI bowling rankings
After the end of the last round of league matches in the ongoing Champions Trophy, India captain Virat Kohli and Australia quick bowler Josh Hazlewood have rose to the top of ICC ODI rankings
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Bairstow 'a chance' to replace Roy - Morgan
Eoin Morgan has indicated that Jonny Bairstow is likely to replace the out-of-form Jason Roy for England's Champions Trophy semi-final against India at Cardiff
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Domingo defends de Villiers and his captaincy
Coach Russell Domingo also said that ODI captain AB de Villiers' decision to opt out of Tests for South Africa has not affected the team adversely
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Domingo uncertain about continuing as SA coach
Russell Domingo has said that he has not yet reapplied for his post as South Africa's head coach and can't say whether he has plans to take the team to the 2019 World Cup
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England in Test opener shoot-out
England are using the Lions' four-day match against South Africa as a shoot-out for a Test openers spot with Mark Stoneman, Nick Gubbins, Keaton Jennings and Haseeb Hameed all named
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De Villiers to lead South Africa in England T20s
Even as questions over his captaincy continue to pop up, AB de Villiers will lead South Africa's T20 squad in three matches against England in the absence of Faf du Plessis
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Ten woes cloud Big Bash League's future
The Big Bash League's next broadcast rights deal - and perhaps even its coverage later this year - has been pushed into uncertain waters by a grim financial outlook for its current rights holder, the Ten Network
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Monday, June 12, 2017
'Soft dismissals a concern' - Sarfraz
Pakistan will find time to address concerns about their middle order despite the joy of overcoming Sri Lanka to progress to the knockout stage
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Franks critical of pitch after Gloucestershire escape with draw
Nottinghamshire were left frustrated by the pitch at Bristol after Gloucestershire batted out the final day for the loss of just four wickets
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Westley century powers Essex to the summit
Tom Westley's 108 not out, and an equally fine innings of 77 from Nick Browne, took Essex to an emphatic eight-wicket victory against Surrey at Guildford which takes them to the top of the Specsavers County Championship Division One table
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SL improve their batting range for Women's World Cup
To stay competitive in the upcoming World Cup, the coach Hemantha Devapriya has helped the batsmen expand their games
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Sidebottom and Lyth stun Somerset as Yorkshire seal three-run victory
Two counties that pressed for the title until the final day of last season's Championship combined to produce a gripping finale at Taunton. It ended with a three-run victory for Yorkshire.
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Kumble likely to remain coach for WI tour
Anil Kumble will be given an extension in case the cricket advisory committee, appointed to finalise his successor, does not arrive at a final choice before the tour
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Amir, Junaid blow through SL middle order
Mohammad Amir and Junaid Khan took two wickets apiece to knock reduce Sri Lanka from 161 for 3 to 167 for 7 in less than four overs
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'There's no one in South Africa better than these guys' - du Plessis
Faf du Plessis, South Africa's Test and T20 captain, said he didn't "feel the same" after the side crashed out of the Champions Trophy as he had done following their semi-final defeat in the 2015 World Cup
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Livingstone, Crane in England T20 squad
Liam Livingstone and Mason Crane are among five uncapped players included in England's 16-man squad for three T20s against South Africa
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Pakistan bowl, Faheem Ashraf handed debut
Dhananjaya de Silva was slotted straight into the Sri Lankan team after being flown in as a replacement for the injured Kusal Perera
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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Berrington hundred shores up Scotland before rain takes over
Richie Berrington's third List A century propelled Scotland to 268 for 5 in an innings reduced to 43 overs before rain pushed the match into the reserve day with Namibia 26 for no loss in reply
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De Villiers' run-out my fault - du Plessis
Faf du Plessis was involved in two run-outs against India, first involving AB de Villiers and then David Miller, before he fell for 36 against India at The Oval
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Patel's career-best swagger brightens drab encounter
Samit Patel has a career-best 257 to his name, moe runs than he has made all season, and a pleasure in an otherwise drab contest
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I'm a good captain, I can take this team forward - de Villiers
The South Africa captain has defended his leadership skills, and admitted that a "very poor batting performance" cost them a spot in the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy
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Agony for Durham as Kent's last pair survive 46 balls
Durham's season remains in minus points after Kent's last pair held out for the last 46 balls at Canterbury
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Harmer and Porter break open Surrey
Simon Harmer and Jamie Porter took seven wickets between them as Essex seized control of their Specsavers County Championship Division One match against Surrey at Guildford on a fascinating third day
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Afghanistan bat, Rovman Powell in for Cummins
For the second match running, Afghanistan chose to bat first at the Darren Sammy Stadium in St Lucia
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Inspired Archer heads Sussex revival
Six wickets for Jofra Archer, to go with the five he took in the first innings, left Sussex favourites to win their Specsavers Division Two championship match against Leicestershire at the Fischer County Ground
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Ballance and Abell: a tale of two captains
Yorkshire's captain once again came to the fore, but Somerset survived an early collapse to set up a fascinating final day
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McKerr makes history to no avail
Conor McKerr became the youngest Derbyshire player to take 10 wickets in the match, but it was all futile as they collapsed to defeat against Northants
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IPL increases exposure to big moments of play - Stokes
The England allrounder stated that his unbeaten 102, which knocked Australia out of the Champions Trophy, was his best innings in a chase
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Mathews the glue in Sri Lanka's rebuilding process
The calm demeanour that Angelo Mathews brings to the Sri Lankan side is what the team - that is going through a major transition - exactly needs
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Hot-and-cold teams tussle for final semi-final spot
Both Sri Lanka and Pakistan have been so strikingly inconsistent in their respective campaigns that it opens up a host of possibilities when they clash in a must-win in Cardiff
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Hogan hounds Worcestershire ahead of semi-final
Glamorgan secured back to back victories under new skipper Michael Hogan as they completed a nine wicket success over faltering Worcestershire with a day and a half to spare at New Road
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Pay dispute not an 'excuse' for early exit - Lehmann
After suffering a knockout at the hands of England, Australia's coach Darren Lehmann denied that the ongoing pay dispute involving Cricket Australia and the nation's cricketers played any role in his team's performance
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Advisory committee keen on Kumble continuing as coach
ESPNcricinfo understands the CAC will first speak to both Anil Kumble and Virat Kohli in an attempt to resolve any differences that may have emerged between the pair
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Simpson knows Middlesex need to stir
There are still hopes of a positive result at Southport despite a day lost to rain
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ICC Champions trophy:South Africa Vs India live score
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Now, we have two virtual eliminators in group B. Only one among south Africa and India can enter knockout. Rain God is in favor of India. If match abandons in any case, India will process as they have better run rate. We all are aware about the love affairs between South Africa and between.
Unlike we expected before,India is facing bowling issues.Their batting really clicked.From Rohit to Pandya ,every body done their part. Yuvraj and Dhawan,who were not in great shape, were also instrumental when team needed them the most. Kohli might be pondering to use Ashwin in the team.
The advantage for the team winning this game is they have to play Bangladesh in the semis. England and Bangladesh have qualified for the semis from the group A. England registered a hatrick win by defeating Australia in the final game of group A.Bangladesh entered the semis from the blessings of Rain God. They were in horrendous situation before the rain God arrived at Cardiff.
South Africa are definitely the stronger team in all areas.Their batting is strong with De villiers, Amla, Duminy, Miller. They can come back from any moment. Their only win the tournament also didn’t came easy though.
Virat Kohli feels that the team should score 20 runs more as it is crunch game.
Ball and Stokes wrecked Aussies
Australia Started strongly with fire works from Warner and Aron Finch. David Warner could not cobnvert his start. He has been a big disappointment for Australia. Finch and Smith Surpassed through Crucial overs. But their lower and middle order disappointed them with a disastrous shoe. Jake Ball and Liam Plunket restricted Aussies to under 280.
Nervous Start
England had a worst possible start. They lost three early wickets before the rain halted the match. After the rain break England was invicible. Stokes scored a century and ensured england finishes in top of teh table
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India bowl, Ashwin replaces Umesh
India won the toss and elected to field on a used surface at The Oval, eliminating the "stress" of deciding how hard to go when batting first
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Winning World Cup would be a revolution - Mithali Raj
Before departing for what could possibly be her last World Cup, Mitahli Raj said she would want to lift the trophy as it would be a 'revolution' for Indian women's cricket
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Saturday, June 10, 2017
'Every team would want Stokes' - Morgan
England captain Eoin Morgan has praised Ben Stokes for his all-round efforts in England's win over Australia
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'We let ourselves down today' - Smith
Steven Smith insisted there were no excuses for his side's unsuccessful campaign
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'No rift with Inzamam over player fitness' - Arthur
Mickey Arthur has insisted both he and chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq have the same expectations over player fitness after Umar Akmal was axed from the Champions Trophy squad a week before the tournament.
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Ten Doeschate lifts Essex at run-strewn Guildford
Ryan ten Doeschate's first hundred of the season put Essex in a good position after another day of heavy run scoring against Surrey at Guildford
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Pujara and Patel lay Nottinghamshire's foundations
After a tiring first day at Bristol, Nottinghamshire's bowlers had the pleasure of putting their feet up as their top order chipped away at a Gloucestershire total of 303 that required equal parts patience and graft.
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Limaye set to leave BCCI's Committee of Administrators
The BCCI's Committee of Administrators s likely to be reduced to a two-member panel after Vikram Limaye was cleared as the managing director and chief executive of National Stock Exchange by the Securities and Exchange Board of India
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Philander's resistance frustrates Leicestershire
An unbroken last wicket partnership of 75 between Vernon Philander and Danny Briggs frustrated Leicestershire after the Foxes had looked set to take a big first innings lead on the second day of their championship match against Sussex
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Durham put Kent unbeaten record under threat
Title-chasing Kent will require a backs-to-the-wall batting effort on Sunday if they are to protect their unbeaten Division Two status after tomorrow's final day of their Specsavers County Championship clash with Durham in Canterbury
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