Australia will continue targeting England with bouncers, says Craig McDermott

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“There’s not too many tailenders around the place who bat below seven that enjoy playing a lot of balls around their helmet”

Australia fast bowling coach Craig McDermott has announced that the national team’s pace attack will continue targeting England’s batsmen with bouncers since it has proved to be highly effective.

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‘A couple of scenes in that last game weren’t great for the game of cricket’, says Alastair Cook

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“Some of those scenes were ugly at the end of that game and we do have a duty to play the game in the right way”

England captain Alastair Cook has denounced both teams for the “ugly” scenes that ensued towards the end of the first Ashes Test in Brisbane and stated that it cannot happen again.

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‘My performances need to be better if I want to be considered as ODI captain’, says Faf du Plessis

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It is only a matter of time before du Plessis replaces de Villiers as ODI captain

South Africa Twenty20 captain Faf du Plessis has admitted that his “performances need to be better” if he is to have any chance of replacing AB de Villiers as skipper of the ODI team.

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I think Steven Finn could do with a break, says Angus Fraser

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Finn struggled to hit the right lines and lengths during the first Test at Trent Bridge

Middlesex’s director of cricket Angus Fraser believes England pace bowler Steven Finn could benefit from a break from international cricket as the huge amount of criticism he has received lately has been affecting his bowling and concentration.

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