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India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja will miss the third Test against Sri Lanka in Pallekele as he was suspended for accumulating six demerit points within a 24-month period.
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India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja will miss the third Test against Sri Lanka in Pallekele as he was suspended for accumulating six demerit points within a 24-month period.
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South Africa opener Dean Elgar battled valiantly with an unbeaten 72, but despite this, England are just six wickets away from victory going into the final day of the third Test at The Oval.
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Heavy rain ruined England’s charge after they managed to accumulate a 252-run lead over South Africa on the third day of the third Test at The Oval.
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Debutant Toby Roland-Jones and all-rounder Ben Stokes punished South Africa on the second day at The Oval to put England in a commanding position.
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After amassing a mammoth score of 600, India took five wickets to leave Sri Lanka in all kinds of trouble at the end of the second day of the first Test in Galle.
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After being stunned in the first ODI, Sri Lanka bounced back with a clinical performance as they crushed Zimbabwe by seven wickets in Galle behind left-arm spinner Lakshan Sandakan’s four-wicket haul.
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The Netherlands avoided being whitewashed in their three-match series against Zimbabwe as they won the third match at The Hague by 149 runs.
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Chris Morris’ bowled a highly economical spell, during which he dismissed Sam Billings and Jonny Bairstow, to lead South Africa to a heart-racing three-run win in the second Twenty20 International at Taunton.
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Hasan Ali’s three-wicket haul helped Pakistan qualify for their first-ever Champions Trophy final after they demolished England by eight wickets in Cardiff.
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Hasan Ali’s three-wicket haul proved crucial in keeping Pakistan’s Champions Trophy campaign alive as they beat South Africa by 19 runs via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method at Edgbaston.