Starc (pictured above) and Johnson left New Zealand in tatters
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Australia’s left-arm pace duo of Mitchell Starc and Mitchell Johnson took two wickets apiece to leave New Zealand reeling at 157/5 at the end of the second day of the first Test in Brisbane.
“We don’t want fans turning up for games and seeing a performance like that”
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England batsman Joe Root has admitted that the national team’s performance during the second ODI against Sri Lanka in Durham was “embarrassing” by any standard.
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Warner scored his second century of the series
Australia opening batsman David Warner left England flustered and frustrated on day three of the third Test in Perth after smashing yet another century.
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De Kock hammered a career-best 135
After a war of words between India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and South Africa skipper AB de Villiers, it was the Proteas who emerged triumphant in the first ODI in Johannesburg as they absolutely annihilated the Indians, beating them by a massive margin of 141 runs.
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Haque’s century gave Bangladesh a 114-run lead
Bangladesh have struck back to even things out on the fourth day of the second Test against New Zealand in Mirpur behind batsman Mominul Haque’s unbeaten century.
