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Ian Bell has his sights set on representing England again as he is in the midst of a sensational county season with Warwickshire.
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Ian Bell has his sights set on representing England again as he is in the midst of a sensational county season with Warwickshire.
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Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal is working on his fitness in an attempt to resurrect his international career.
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz is aiming to return to international cricket during the T20 tri-series in July, which will feature Pakistan, Australia and Zimbabwe, who will host the tournament.
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Veteran Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq has admitted that he knows there is virtually no chance of him making an international comeback.
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Gul is raring to make his international comeback
Pakistan pace bowler Umar Gul, who recently underwent a surgical procedure on his right knee, has announced that he will need at least four to six more weeks more to recuperate until he can make his international comeback.
Hodge’s next assignment will be the IPL
Australia veteran batsman Brad Hodge, who had a grand plan of making an international comeback during this year’s back-to-back Ashes series, was left bitterly disappointed after Victoria decided not to select him for the last few games of the Sheffield Shield season, which he was planning to use as a launchpad for his dazzling return to Test cricket after an absence of nearly five years.
Ryder still feels he needs more time to train and get back into the groove of things
New Zealand opening batsman Jesse Ryder has decided to postpone his international return to spend more time getting into form and accustomed to the hardships of international cricket after taking a break of almost a year.
Aaron is hoping to represent the Delhi Daredevils in this year’s IPL
India pace bowler Varun Aaron has announced that he is “two to three months” away from making his international comeback after suffering a serious back injury in December 2011 against the West Indies.
Cummins is hoping to be fully fit by the time Australia kickstart their Ashes campaign
Australia pace bowler Pat Cummins has announced that he is working towards making his international comeback at the start of the national team’s back-to-back Ashes series against arch-rivals England.
Du Plessis noted that there was a sombre atmosphere in the dressing room as soon as Duminy was carried in
A few days after South Africa batsman Jean Paul (JP) Duminy ruptured his Achilles tendon, his team-mates have come out of the shadows and paid tribute to their injured brother, saying that it was sad to see him sustain such a serious injury during the peak of his international career.