I would have recovered from my ankle injury ‘in a week or 10 days’, says Mohammad Hafeez

"The team management felt differently and ruled me out of the tournament"

“The team management felt differently and ruled me out of the tournament”

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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has revealed that he would have been able to represent the national team in the World Cup since his ankle injury would have only taken “a week or 10 days” to heal.

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‘I have no reason to respect’ Johnson, says Virat Kohli

"I was really annoyed with him hitting me with the ball, and I told him that's not on"

“I was really annoyed with him hitting me with the ball, and I told him that’s not on”

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After a heated and intense battle against Mitchell Johnson on the third day of the third Test in Melbourne, India batsman Virat Kohli has announced that he has “no reason to respect” the Australian left-arm pace bowler.

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‘WICB must now build pillars of trust and respect with the players’, says task force

"The WICB should convene bonding sessions twice yearly between players, management and the board to foster harmonious relations"

“The WICB should convene bonding sessions twice yearly between players, management and the board to foster harmonious relations”

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A task force appointed by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has announced that the “WICB must now build pillars of trust and respect with the players”.

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‘MS Dhoni has passed his use-by-date as a Test captain’, says Ian Chappell

"Kohli's performance over three and a half days must have tempted the selectors into thinking now is the right time to elevate him to full-time Test captaincy"

“Kohli’s performance over three and a half days must have tempted the selectors into thinking now is the right time to elevate him to full-time Test captaincy”

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Former Australia skipper Ian Chappell believes that Mahendra Singh Dhoni “has passed his use-by-date as a Test captain”.

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Cricket could be dead in Zimbabwe in two years’ time, says Alistair Campbell

"Without any attention being paid, we can become like Kenya and cricket will be dead in Zimbabwe"

“Without any attention being paid, we can become like Kenya and cricket will be dead in Zimbabwe”

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Former Zimbabwe captain Alistair Campbell has announced that international cricket could become extinct in the country in two years’ time unless drastic action is taken right away.

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