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England batsman Ian Bell scored a magnificent century to give his side the upper hand over the West Indies on the first day of the first Test in Antigua.
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England batsman Ian Bell scored a magnificent century to give his side the upper hand over the West Indies on the first day of the first Test in Antigua.
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Ireland batsman Ed Joyce hammered 112 to carry his side to a heart-racing five-run win over Zimbabwe in Hobart.
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Adelaide Strikers batsman Travis Head smashed a spectacular half-century to help his side cruise past the Brisbane Heat by five wickets.
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Perth Scorchers opener Michael Klinger hammered a sensational century to quash the Melbourne Renegades by 35 runs at the WACA.
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Sri Lanka opening batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan scored a dazzling century and took three wickets to help his side flatten England by 87 runs in the seventh ODI in Colombo.
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West Indies batsman Dwayne Smith smashed a dazzling half-century to lead the Chennai Super Kings to a comfortable five-wicket win over the Sunrisers Hyderabad in Sharjah.
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Clarke was absolutely gutted to have lost the Ashes once again
Australia captain Michael Clarke was not a happy camper as the rain Gods helped England retain the Ashes after the third Test at Old Trafford ended as a draw thanks to the fifth day being constantly disrupted by the heavens parting.
Hodge’s next assignment will be the IPL
Australia veteran batsman Brad Hodge, who had a grand plan of making an international comeback during this year’s back-to-back Ashes series, was left bitterly disappointed after Victoria decided not to select him for the last few games of the Sheffield Shield season, which he was planning to use as a launchpad for his dazzling return to Test cricket after an absence of nearly five years.
Hales believes his ODI call-up is just around the corner
England batsman Alex Hales has announced that he is hoping his recent performances in the Twenty20 format will earn him a call-up into the ODI squad.
Clarke believes he can use the lessons he learnt last year to beat South Africa this time
Australia batsman Michael Clarke has revealed that he believes his path to securing his position as captain truly begun during the national team’s tour of South Africa in November 2011.