‘I just feel that I am going to a place where I can express myself’, says Yuvraj Singh

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“I have to prove to myself that I have it in me”

After being bought for a record $2.33 million by the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction, India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh believes that “I just feel that I am going to a place where I can express myself”.

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India’s batsmen will feel the heat in South Africa, says Graeme Smith

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“Obviously they’re hugely talented but it’s a very different line-up to the one I’ve become accustomed to playing against”

South Africa captain Graeme Smith has issued a warning to India ahead of the first Test in Johannesburg, saying that they will feel the heat and experience firsthand why the Proteas are the number one Test team in the world.

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‘I thought I was going to have to make the decision Trotty has made’, reveals Stephen Harmison

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“I was not in a very good place whenever I toured, but there were probably two occasions when I thought I was going to have to make the decision Trotty has made”

Former England pace bowler Stephen Harmison has announced that he can relate to what batsman Jonathan Trott is going through as he revealed that “I thought I was going to have to make the decision Trotty has made” on two separate occasions in his international career.

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‘I would have gone a year earlier but that’s the way Sachin Tendulkar is’, says Sourav Ganguly

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“He has nothing to prove to anyone”

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has revealed that if he were Sachin Tendulkar, he would have “gone a year earlier” since the ‘Little Master’ has failed to muster any magical innings since scoring his 100th hundred against Bangladesh in March 2012.

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Holding lashes out at Ponting over autobiography controversy

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“You’ve played cricket with some great guys, some not that great, but that doesn’t mean that you come out into the open and wash your laundry”

Legendary West Indies pace bowler Michael Holding has lashed out at former Australia captain Ricky Ponting over the controversial claims he made in his autobiography, At The Close Of Play, about his successor Michael Clarke not being fully committed to helping the baggy greens succeed during his days as the country’s vice-captain.

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