The umpires inspect the pitch at the Wanderers after the players were taken off
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The third Test between South Africa and India at the Wanderers in Johannesburg will continue after the players were taken off towards the end of the third day due to the pitch being too dangerous.
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has “dismissed” Pandurang Salgaoncar, the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) curator, for “malpractice”.
“They don’t like to change a lot, and from our aspect we know that and we can play on it”
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Australia captain Steve Smith is hoping to prey on England’s predictability in their Champions Trophy clash at Edgbaston on Saturday.
“Quinton is a big loss because he played so many games for us and was one of our main batsmen”
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Delhi Daredevils coach Rahul Dravid has admitted that the team will sorely miss the South African duo of Quinton de Kock and JP Duminy.
The rain had the final say in Dunedin
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An intriguing finish could have been in store on the final day of the first Test in Dunedin, but bad weather kept New Zealand and South Africa off the pitch the entire day and ended the match as a draw.
“It’s a shame for us. He is a big player”
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New Zealand left-arm seamer Trent Boult has admitted that veteran batsman Ross Taylor’s calf injury “doesn’t look too good”.
“Police stopped me and used foul language”
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Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal has found himself in hot water once again after he became embroiled in a heated dispute with police in Lahore.
“I can’t see it (the pitch) being too bouncy or quick because it’s a weakness of the Indian batters”
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Mitchell Starc’s his name and reverse swing will be his game when Australia take on India in the second Test in Bangalore on March 4.
Yadav ended the day with figures of 4-32 off 12 overs
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On a pitch that was turning much more than what is normally expected on day one, Australia were made to work hard for every run they got.
McClenaghan suffered the injury when he was hit in the face by a bouncer from Ali
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New Zealand left-arm pace bowler Mitchell McClenaghan suffered a hairline fracture just above his left eye after he was hit in the face by a bouncer from Pakistan seamer Anwar Ali during the first ODI in Wellington.
