Sorensen has replaced Murtagh in Ireland’s World Cup squad
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Ireland have included all-rounder Max Sorensen in their World Cup squad as a replacement for pace bowler Tim Murtagh.
Ballance’s finger is expected to heal in two to four weeks
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England batsman Gary Ballance fractured the little finger on his right hand during a fielding session with the national team in Canberra.
Fudadin fractured his finger while training
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West Indies batsman Assad Fudadin has been ruled out of the ongoing Test series against South Africa due to a finger injury.
Maqsood will not be able to play any cricket for the next three weeks
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Pakistan batsman Shoaib Maqsood has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI and Twenty20 series against New Zealand after fracturing his wrist while representing Pakistan A last month.
Ryder has been in red-hot form ever since he joined Essex in April
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Flamboyant opener Jesse Ryder has pulled out of New Zealand A’s tour of the United Arab Emirates due to personal reasons.
“His value to the team is massive”
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India’s stand-in captain Virat Kohli believes that batsman Rohit Sharma has the potential to be the country’s “X-factor” during the 2015 World Cup.
“We have decided to send him back after a skull fracture and advised him to rest for four to six weeks”
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Pakistan opening batsman Ahmed Shehzad has been ruled out for the remainder of the ongoing series against New Zealand after he sustained a minor skull fracture.
“I have a lot of other things to do like get fit first and work my way back onto the field”
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India opener Rohit Sharma has revealed that opening the batting has “helped get the best out of me”.
Khan (right) will be out of action for the next four to six weeks
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Junaid Khan has been ruled out of the ongoing series against Australia due to a knee injury.
Ryder has excelled with both the bat and ball in this year’s County season
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New Zealand opening batsman Jesse Ryder has signed a new two-year deal with Essex, which will keep him with the club until 2016.
