Clarke is highly likely to represent Australia in their World Cup warm-up match against the United Arab Emirates
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Australia captain Michael Clarke will play in the national team’s World Cup warm-up match against the United Arab Emirates in Melbourne on February 11 if he doesn’t have any problems during tomorrow’s training session.
“They will be scratching their head, I guess, of how to get on top of us in this first (World Cup) game”
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Australia pace bowler Josh Hazlewood is convinced that England don’t know how to beat the Baggy Greens in the Land Down Under.
None of the Indian players will be allowed to eat beef or pork
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According to a report published on news.com.au, the Indian team have requested no spicy food at all during their upcoming tour of Australia.
“My performances over the past five years have been pretty consistent and I think my captaincy’s been pretty consistent over that period as well”
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A plethora of former Australia captains have voiced their support for Michael Clarke after people began questioning whether he should continue leading the national team following their 2-0 whitewashing at the hands of Pakistan.
“It’s a great pleasure for me to be back on the coaching team with the Scotland squad for the 2015 World Cup”
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Former England all-rounder Paul Collingwood has agreed to rejoin Scotland’s coaching staff and help them throughout the 2015 World Cup.
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“From the players’ point of view we never thought anyone else was going to lead us [in the] World Cup”
England pace bowler James Anderson has revealed that all the national team players back Alastair Cook as ODI captain.
“We’re delighted by this opportunity and at the end of it there’ll be no excuse”
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England pace bowler James Anderson has announced that the national team will be well prepared for the 2015 World Cup, especially since they will only be playing ODIs from now on.
“I’m sure the experience will come in handy in the World Cup in Australia”
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India pace bowler Mohammed Shami has announced that playing in England was an “enriching experience” for him.
“It’s something that needed to be done – and it should give me a new lease of life for the next few years”
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Just prior to undergoing surgery for his chronic knee problem, England pace bowler Stuart Broad has announced that he will be back in time for the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
“I am fearful that spin won’t play much of a part in the upcoming World Cup”
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Former Australia batsman Michael Hussey believes that spinners will struggle to have a major impact during the 2015 World Cup in the Land Down Under and New Zealand.
