The ICC’s crackdown on illegal bowling actions has come too late, says John Davison

"There's going to be a generation of cricketers in the subcontinent who are going to struggle to bowl with a legal action"

“There’s going to be a generation of cricketers in the subcontinent who are going to struggle to bowl with a legal action”

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Cricket Australia spin coach John Davison believes that the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) crackdown on illegal bowling actions has come too late.

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‘A high-profile coach will definitely expect 100% more than what we offer’, says Nishantha Ranatunga

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“If we get the right guy, the pricing is something that we can always look into”

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) secretary Nishantha Ranatunga has revealed that if the board are able to secure the services of a “high-profile coach” to take over the vacant position in January, then that candidate “will definitely expect 100% more than what we offer” in terms of income.

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‘We need to get our plans and skills right going to Adelaide’, says Stuart Broad

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“We had a blip last week, but I can’t see this group of players allowing that to happen throughout the tour”

England pace bowler Stuart Broad has announced that the national team have the ability to bounce back and level the series during the second Ashes Test in Adelaide, despite the loss of batsman Jonathan Trott to a stress-related illness.

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Brisbane pitch may suit England more than Australia, says Kevin Mitchell jr

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“I think the challenge will be less for the English this time because they have guys who have been here before and the nucleus of the team have had success here before”

Brisbane groundsman Kevin Mitchell jr has announced that the pitch at the Gabba may suit England more than it does Australia.

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Bresnan ‘might be back bowling 100 percent by the first Test match’, reveals Alastair Cook

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“We’ll only know for sure when he starts bowling again”

England captain Alastair Cook has revealed that pace bowler Tim Bresnan “might be back bowling 100 percent by the first Test match” in Brisbane after the Yorkshireman suffered a lower back stress fracture during the recent Ashes series this summer.

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