Pakistan seamer Mohammad Abbas: “I don’t think I have bowled that badly although I didn’t take as many wickets as I had expected”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Abbas said he doesn’t think he has bowled that badly in his last few games.
“I’d like to be going back to bowling shorter spells again”
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Australia left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson has revealed that he wants to bowl shorter spells during the fourth and final Test against India in Sydney.
“He has always played with the kind of energy that is so rare in Indian cricket”
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Legendary India batsman Sunil Gavaskar has described all-rounder Suresh Raina as “one of those 100 percenters” who always tries his best when it comes batting, bowling and fielding.
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“I think it’s fair to say that with the bat we’ve underperformed badly”
England head coach Andy Flower has admitted that he was impressed with the way Australia “regrouped” to win the ongoing Ashes series after being thrashed 3-0 in the last series in July and August.
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“I’ve obviously had a knee issue so I’ve just got to make sure my rehab continues or else I could break down and I don’t want to break down”
England batsman Kevin Pietersen had announced that he is working hard on ensuring his lingering knee problems become a thing of the past as he is determined to be fully fit for all five Tests in the upcoming Ashes series against arch-rivals Australia, which gets underway on November 21 in Brisbane.
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Jayawardene single-handedly crushed Australia’s hopes and dreams of reaching the semi-finals
Sri Lanka fans would have been beating their drums and blowing their trumpets louder than ever as Mahela Jayawardene’s brilliant knock of 84 catapulted his side into the semi-finals, while Australia could only bury their face in their hands and think about what could have been if they had played harder.
Woodhill revealed that Taylor has continued to be treated badly since New Zealand’s tour of the West Indies last year
Former New Zealand assistant coach Trent Woodhill has announced that he used to be “really frustrated with the way Ross Taylor was being treated” during his time with the national team.
Bond revealed that Hesson had never told him about his intention to split the captaincy
New Zealand bowling coach Shane Bond has reignited the captaincy saga that hit the national team hard, whereby captain Ross Taylor stepped down and handed over all his duties to batsman Brendon McCullum, by saying that “at no time” did coach Mike Hesson ever suggest splitting the captaincy.
