‘We have realised the need for a rotation policy’ for Pakistan’s bowlers, says Mohammad Akram

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“His [Irfan’s] fitness wasn’t compromised at all”

Pakistan bowling coach Mohammad Akram has announced that he believes the national team’s bowling attack will benefit from a rotation policy as it will limit their workload and decrease their chances of getting injured.

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Luke Ronchi is still getting accustomed to how we do things here in New Zealand, says Mike Hesson

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Ronchi has only scored 47 runs in six innings

New Zealand head coach Mike Hesson has come to the defence of wicketkeeper-batsman Luke Ronchi, who was recently picked to play for the national team, but has had a tough time with the bat over the past couple of months.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: Lifting weights is responsible for the increasing number of injuries to Australia’s pace bowlers, says Brett Lee

Lee believes younger bowlers will sustain regular injuries unless they cut back on lifting weights

Former Australia pace bowler Brett Lee has revealed that the national team’s emphasis on constantly lifting weights is responsible for the increasing number of injuries fast bowlers sustain.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: South Africa likely to include two wicketkeepers in Australia tour after AB de Villiers’ injury

South Africa are hoping that de Villiers will be fit in time for the Australia series

With their tour of Australia getting ever closer, South Africa have announced that it is highly likely they will be selecting two wicketkeepers for their tour after AB de Villiers re-aggravated two of his old injuries during the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Twenty20.

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