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Travis Head claimed three wickets as the Adelaide Strikers beat the Melbourne Renegades by 27 runs.
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Travis Head claimed three wickets as the Adelaide Strikers beat the Melbourne Renegades by 27 runs.
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New Zealand completed their 2-0 whitewash of Sri Lanka in dominant fashion as Colin Munro scored the fastest Twenty20 International half-century for New Zealand just 20 minutes after Martin Guptill achieved the feat.
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Legendary England all-rounder Sir Ian Botham believes that Ben Stokes is a better player than he was at 24.
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Australia left-arm seamer Mitchell Starc has virtually ruled himself out of the World Twenty20 in India in March as he continues to recover from ankle surgery.
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New Zealand opening batsman Martin Guptill stole the spotlight in his side’s 10-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Christchurch as he not only scored the second-fastest fifty in ODI history, but also the fastest ODI half-century by a Black Caps batsman.
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Australia captain Steven Smith and New Zealand left-arm seamer Trent Boult have been included in the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Test and ODI teams of the year.
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England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler and opener Jason Roy both scored centuries to help their side demolish Pakistan by 84 runs in the fourth ODI in Dubai.
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After New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor scored a career-best 290, Australia captain Steven Smith struck an unbeaten 131 and Adam Voges made 101 not out to put the Baggy Greens in a solid position at the end of the fourth day of the second Test in Perth.
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Australia left-arm seamer Mitchell Starc etched his name in the record books after he delivered the fastest ball ever bowled in a Test match during the third day of the second Test against New Zealand in Perth.
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South Africa handed India their second-largest defeat in ODI history when they won the fifth and final ODI by an unbelievable margin of 214 runs.