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Alastair Cook has revealed that he thought about stepping down as England captain at the start of the summer as he was unsure whether his side were capable of beating Australia in the Ashes.
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Alastair Cook has revealed that he thought about stepping down as England captain at the start of the summer as he was unsure whether his side were capable of beating Australia in the Ashes.
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West Indies Test captain Denesh Ramdin has made it clear that he has high expectations for all-rounder Marlon Samuels and batsman Darren Bravo during the Test series against Australia, which begins on Wednesday.
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“Since 2013, India has won more One-Day Internationals when chasing than any other team, hence [they] will back [themselves] to chase down anything”
With South Africa’s highly-anticipated World Cup clash against India lingering just over the horizon, former Proteas captain Graeme Smith has warned the national team that the Indians are capable of chasing down any target.
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England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler has announced that he is sick and tired of people talking about how good of a player he can become.
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The University of Pretoria has been accredited by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as the latest testing centre where bowlers can get their actions tested.

“I’m just going to have to manage it well and keep on top of my fitness through the summer if I’m going to have any hope of making the World Cup team”
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New Zealand all-rounder Daniel Vettori has revealed that he still dreams of World Cup glory and hopes it comes to fruition next year.
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As we all know, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene are all nearing their retirements, but the question many cricket fans and pundits are asking is who is the future of Sri Lanka’s batting.