‘We have realised the need for a rotation policy’ for Pakistan’s bowlers, says Mohammad Akram

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“His [Irfan’s] fitness wasn’t compromised at all”

Pakistan bowling coach Mohammad Akram has announced that he believes the national team’s bowling attack will benefit from a rotation policy as it will limit their workload and decrease their chances of getting injured.

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‘In short forms of the game there’s a chance bowlers will become an endangered species’, says Ian Chappell

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“Bowlers need to be offered a crumb in the shorter forms of the game otherwise they’ll revolt, as they have done in the past, using extreme methods like Bodyline and chucking”

Following the first three ODIs between India and Australia, former baggy greens captain Ian Chappell believes that “bowlers will become an endangered species” in the shorter formats of the game if batsmen continue giving themselves an advantage by using heavier bats.

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I do not understand why Darren Sammy was replaced as ODI captain, says Clive Lloyd

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Lloyd has called for Sammy to be reinstated as captain

West Indies legend Clive Lloyd has announced that he is still having a hard time understanding why the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) decided to replace all-rounder Darren Sammy as ODI captain, especially after he led the country to victory at the World Twenty in September last year.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: Graham Ford and Angelo Mathews amazed by Chaminda Vaas’ early impact on Sri Lankan pace attack

Vaas is already having a positive effect on many of the youngsters in the team

Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews and coach Graham Ford have both announced that they are amazed at the early impact bowling coach Chaminda Vaas has had on the national team’s pace bowling attack.

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