Bangladesh vs South Africa 1st Test Day 3: South Africa fight back before bad light stops play

Elgar (left) and van Zyl (right) put South Africa in a solid position at the end of the third day

Elgar (left) and van Zyl (right) put South Africa in a solid position at the end of the third day

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After two days on the defensive, South Africa finally launched their counter-attack on the third day of the first Test in Chittagong as they chipped away at the lead Bangladesh had built.

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Pietersen or Swann should replace Cook as captain immediately, says Shane Warne

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“They are both imaginative, good readers of the game and take the aggressive option first – whereas Cook retreats too quickly”

Former Australia spin king Shane Warne has announced that England need to replace captain Alastair Cook immediately if they want to become a truly dominant side. 

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Misbah-ul-Haq is responsible for all of Pakistan’s recent failures, says Abdul Razzaq

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Razzaq is willing to do everything in his power to regain his spot in the national team

Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq has lashed out at captain Misbah-ul-Haq, stating that his defensive batting and timid approach is responsible for all the failures the national team have endured in the past couple of months.

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T20 cricket is responsible for the dwindling number of Test specialists, says Graham Gooch

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Gooch believes it is important for all batsmen to have a balance of defensive and attacking strokes in their arsenal

England batting coach Graham Gooch has announced that Twenty20 cricket is the culprit behind the fact that there are a dwindling number of Test specialists who actually have the patience to build an innings instead of the “15-20 minutes” it takes most players nowadays.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: I am extremely concerned about India’s attitude at present, says Sunil Gavaskar

Gavaskar wants to see a change in India’s lazy attitude

Former India batsman Sunil Gavaskar has revealed that he is extremely concerned about the national team’s attitude during matches, stating that it looked like they did not care after being humiliated at home by England during their four-Test series and Pakistan in their recently concluded limited overs series.

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