Rana Naved-ul-Hasan: “If I was in my old rhythm, then I can get Kohli out easily. I had good out-swing so I would have gotten him caught at slips or the wicketkeeper”
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Former Pakistan fast bowler Rana Naved-ul-Hasan firmly believes that if he was in his prime, he would get India batsman Virat Kohli out easily.
Imam-ul-Haq: “It was just a matter of luck, I don’t think this is something which can be termed as my weakness”
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Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has insisted that he doesn’t have a weakness on the leg side.
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Johnson ripped through South Africa’s batting line-up
Australia left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson took four wickets to leave South Africa in absolute tatters at the end of the third day of the third Test in Cape Town.
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Smith and Powell both scored half-centuries
The West Indies’ opening pair of Dwayne Smith and Kieran Powell both scored half-centuries to help their side cruise to a comfortable four-wicket win over Ireland in the one-off ODI in Jamaica.
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Senanayake and Perera celebrate after leading Sri Lanka to victory off the last ball of the match
Sri Lanka were pushed to their limits once again by Bangladesh, but managed to escape with a three-wicket win in the second Twenty20 International in Chittagong thanks to Sachithra Senanayake’s last ball heroics.
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Chatara’s heroics in the second innings snapped Zimbabwe’s 12-year winless streak
Zimbabwe’s last Test win came all the way back in 2001 against Bangladesh, but they managed to end their 12-year drought as they recorded a historic 24-run win over Pakistan to leave the Test series drawn at one game apiece.
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Broad’s 11 wickets left Australia down for the count
After England retained the Ashes in less than impressive circumstances, with rain virtually wiping out the final day of the third Test to end it as a draw, more salt was rubbed in Australia’s wounds as they faltered in their chase of 299 to hand England an unassailable 3-0 lead in the series.
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Simmons played a sensible innings as the Amazon Warriors knocked off the Red Steel
A classy knock of 42 by Lendl Simmons, which was followed by three wickets from Veerasammy Permaul helped the Guyana Amazon Warriors triumph over the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel by 19 runs in the second game of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
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Anderson and Bell were the star performers for England
England landed the first knockout blow of the Investec Ashes series after emerging triumphant against Australia by 14 runs in a Test match that was riddled with spills, thrills, chills and controversies.
