Bravo has recovered from the hamstring injury he sustained during the World Cup
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West Indies batsman Darren Bravo has been included in the 20-man training squad after recovering from his hamstring injury.
“I’m sure he is looking forward to knocking on that (England) door and hopefully getting in”
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Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara has revealed that former England batsman Kevin Pietersen is “coming back” to Surrey.
“He is more pumped up than we are”
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Despite having an injection to ease his back woes, West Indies all-rounder Darren Sammy has made it clear that opener Chris Gayle will not miss the quarter-final against New Zealand.
“It’s time to be a family man who plays cricket rather than a cricketer with a family”
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Australia batsman Ed Cowan’s first-class future remains unclear after he decided not to sign with Tasmania next year.
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“I don’t think I probably will [keep my place], but that’s fine”
Australia stand-in captain George Bailey expects to be dropped when regular skipper Michael Clarke makes his international comeback.
“He’s been bowling all week, and is on track to play the warm-up games before the World Cup”
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According to Sri Lanka team manager Michael de Zoysa, pace bowler Lasith Malinga is on track to be fully fit prior to the start of the World Cup.
The match was delayed several times due to the bad weather
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Even though New Zealand got off to a promising start, fans at Eden Park in Auckland went home disappointed after heavy rain led to the match being abandoned.
“We’re delighted that Kumar has agreed to join us”
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Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara has signed a two-year deal with Surrey.
“Whenever I will feel that my body is not allowing me to play I will go and retire”
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Pakistan batsman Younis Khan has announced that he will continue representing his country as long as he remains fit.
“The tests were conducted in Edgbaston and all my deliveries, including the doosra, were within 15 degrees”
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Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has passed a private bowling action test, which was conducted in a laboratory in Birmingham, England.
