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A team of Australian legends will play a one-off Twenty20 match against the Perth Scorchers, who are the reigning Big Bash League (BBL) champions, on December 10 at Aquinas College in Perth.
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A team of Australian legends will play a one-off Twenty20 match against the Perth Scorchers, who are the reigning Big Bash League (BBL) champions, on December 10 at Aquinas College in Perth.
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Despite not having any superstars or big name cricketers in their squad, Dolphins, who are a South African team, are on a mission to stun everyone by winning the Champions League Twenty2o (CLT20).
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England all-rounder Moeen Ali has admitted that he was surprised and shocked by the crowd’s hostility during the one-off Twenty20 International against India at Edgbaston, and hopes that he never gets booed again.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced that he believes the 2015 World Cup is more important than rankings at the moment.
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England opening batsman Sam Robson dazzled the crowd at Headingley by scoring his maiden Test century before Sri Lanka fought back with late wickets on the second day of the second Test.
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Kings XI Punjab opening batsman Virender Sehwag gave the Mumbai crowd a glimpse of the past as he blitzed his way to a breath-taking 122 to not only knock the Chennai Super Kings out of the Indian Premier League (IPL), but also set up a finals clash against the Kolkata Knight Riders.
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England pace bowler Boyd Rankin has admitted that he considered quitting cricket after his humiliating Test debut during the fifth and final Ashes Test in Sydney.
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Kolkata Knight Riders batsman Yusuf Pathan blitzed his way to the fastest Indian Premier League (IPL) half-century to burn the Sunrisers Hyderabad by four wickets at Eden Gardens.
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“Mitch’s spells certainly match the greats I’ve seen, if not better”
Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced that left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson has “bowled a couple of spells through this series that are without [a] doubt as good a spell as I’ve ever seen in my career”.