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Pakistan and Zimbabwe have decided to put their limited overs series, which was scheduled to run from August 17 to September 17 in Zimbabwe, on hold.
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Pakistan and Zimbabwe have decided to put their limited overs series, which was scheduled to run from August 17 to September 17 in Zimbabwe, on hold.
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In a loving tribute to batsman Phillip Hughes, Australian captain Michael Clarke fought back tears as he said “our dressing room will never be the same”.
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Former Australia captain Ian Chappell believes that “it’ll be best for the players if they play the first Test” against India in Brisbane on December 4.
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There are still doubts about whether the first Test between Australia and India at the Gabba in Brisbane will go ahead as planned since the country is still mourning about the loss of batsman Phillip Hughes.

“To ask guys like Haddin, Lyon and Watson, who were playing in the game and holding their dying friend on the SCG turf, to strap on their pads might be asking too much”
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Following the tragic death of Australia batsman Phillip Hughes, former England captain Nasser Hussain has announced that it will be hard to convince some of the Australian players to represent their country in the first Test against India in Brisbane.
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The Supreme Court of India believes that Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise, the Chennai Super Kings, should be disqualified following the 2013 corruption scandal.
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Legendary Australia captain Allan Border has announced that the first Test between Australia and India, which is set to get underway on December 4 in Brisbane, should go ahead as planned.
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West Indies opener Chris Gayle has announced that he is hoping the national team’s tour of South Africa in December will go ahead as planned.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that they have had to cancel the Pakistan Super League (PSL) once again.