Mills infuriated with Sri Lanka tour being scheduled during monsoon season

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“This is the second year we’ve been to Sri Lanka in the month of November and every game last year was also affected by rain”

New Zealand stand-in captain Kyle Mills has announced that he is infuriated over the fact that the national team’s tour of Sri Lanka was scheduled during the monsoon season.

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I did the right thing by standing my ground, insists Stuart Broad

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“It was an important moment in the game because, let’s be honest, if Belly and I hadn’t put on those runs, we wouldn’t have won the Test match”

England pace bowler Stuart Broad has insisted that he did the right thing by standing his ground and refusing to walk during the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge this summer, even though he knew he had edged the ball.

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‘Haroon Lorgat wasn’t involved and nor was he aware about the contents of my letter’, says David Becker

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“It is extremely unfair to draw Haroon Lorgat into the whole thing for it is a figment of peoples’ imagination to suggest that he orchestrated the whole thing”

Former International Cricket Council (ICC) legal head David Becker has revealed that Cricket South Africa CEO Haroon Lorgat “wasn’t involved and nor was he aware about the contents of my letter” regarding the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and their blatant manipulation of the Future Tours Programme.

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Ricky Ponting sceptical about Sachin Tendulkar’s role in the ‘Monkeygate’ scandal

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Ponting questioned Tendulkar’s role in the scandal

Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has evoked memories of the infamous ‘Monkeygate’ scandal after revealing that he was sceptical about the role India batsman Sachin Tendulkar played in his forthcoming autobiography, At The Close Of Play.

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Alastair Cook is not getting the credit he deserves, says James Anderson

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“If you look at the record since he took over as captain, how many series and Tests we’ve won, that speaks volumes for him as a captain”

England pace bowler James Anderson believes captain Alastair Cook is not getting enough credit and respect in light of everything he has accomplished since the national team were dethroned as the world number one Test side in July last year.

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I was responsible for the split in the Australian camp, reveals Michael Hussey

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Hussey feels responsible for causing a split in the team and the infamous scuffle between Clarke and Katich

Legendary Australia batsman Michael Hussey has revealed that his failure to attend a boat party after his final Test match led to a massive split forming in the Australian camp.

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