‘The big occasion for West Indies is a chance to gain points to move to No. 5 on the ICC rankings’, says Chris Gayle

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Gayle’s last Test match came against Zimbabwe in March

West Indies opening batsman Chris Gayle has announced that the national team’s upcoming tour of India is a “big occasion” as they have the “chance to gain points to move to No. 5 on the ICC [International Cricket Council] rankings” if they manage to emerge victorious.

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‘We have seen some quality batting and bowling’ in the Australia India series, says Rameez Raja

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Raja believes both India and Australia are playing “quality” cricket

Former Pakistan captain Rameez Raja has disagreed with ex-Australia skipper Ian Chappell’s negative views on the ongoing India Australia limited overs series, stating that he believes “we have seen some quality batting and bowling”.

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PCB trying to gain permission from ICC to allow Mohammad Amir to start playing domestic cricket immediately

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“I just hope that the ICC allows me to play domestic cricket again”

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that they will urge the International Cricket Council (ICC) to allow disgraced pace bowler Mohammad Amir to start playing domestic cricket immediately.

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‘What do I make of the timing of this tour? Well, I think it’s absolutely stupid!’, says Geoffrey Boycott

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“I think these days it’s about money for all the countries”

“What do I make of the timing of this tour? Well, I think it’s absolutely stupid!” This was former England captain Geoffrey Boycott’s reaction to Australia’s limited overs tour of India, which consists of seven ODIs and a one-off Twenty20 International.

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Kyle Jarvis’ decision to retire does not come as a big surprise to me, admits Heath Streak

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Streak sees dark times ahead for Zimbabwe unless the players are treated with more respect

Former Zimbabwe pace bowler Heath Streak has admitted that Kyle Jarvis’ decision to retire from international cricket in order to seek more lucrative contracts elsewhere in the world does not come as a big surprise to him.

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