“While the bones are intact, there is a ligament tear and he was having acute problems in hand movement”
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India fans were given the scare of their lives when a man pretending to a doctor at a hospital in Ranchi revealed that captain Virat Kohli would play no further part in the ongoing Test series against Australia.
“I really enjoy when there’s five overs or 10 overs left. I can come out and just play my natural game”
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West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell believes that he is at his best when he is allowed to come in and play his “natural game” during the death overs.
“He’ll certainly give the competition that extra bit of a boost”
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Australia all-rounder Shane Watson has admitted that he is glad to see former England batsman Kevin Pietersen playing in this year’s Big Bash League (BBL).
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England are hoping Warner will be charged under the ICC Code of Conduct for his comments about Trott
England captain Alastair Cook has lashed out at Australia opening batsman David Warner, stating that his comments about Jonathan Trott being “pretty poor and pretty weak” were extremely “disrespectful”.
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Rain claimed the second match of the series
Australia maintained their 1-0 lead heading into the fourth ODI after the third ODI in Edgbaston was washed out just 16 overs into England’s innings, in which they were struggling at 59/3.
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Gibson is looking for retribution against India
West Indies coach Ottis Gibson has admitted that his side’s tour of India in November and New Zealand in December will be “an immense challenge”.
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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.
Amla lauded Pakistan’s fighting spirit in the second Test
While Pakistan may still be brooding over the 3-0 whitewashing they received at the hands of South Africa, Proteas opening batsman Hashim Amla’s comments on the fact that they pushed the South Africans “to our limits in certain respects” during the second Test in Cape Town may slightly brighten up their mood.
