Basin Reserve’s future in doubt

"Nothing would be sadder for Wellington than to see this important historical and cultural symbol become a faded monument of the past"

“Nothing would be sadder for Wellington than to see this important historical and cultural symbol become a faded monument of the past”

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The renowned Basin Reserve in Wellington may no longer be an international cricket ground due to the New Zealand Transport Agency’s plans to build to traffic flyover.

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‘I am a batsman capable of scoring a century in any condition and on any wicket in the world’, says Chris Gayle

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“I have learnt a new style and you will see it on television in a couple of days time”

Explosive West Indies opener Chris Gayle has made a rather bold statement prior to the start of the group stages of the World Twenty20, stating that “I am a batsman capable of scoring a century in any condition and on any wicket in the world”.

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Dockrell will be key to Ireland’s success, says William Porterfield

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“He has done really well for us over the last few years and we’ll be looking for him to put his hand up during this tournament”

Ireland captain William Porterfield has announced that 21-year-old left-arm spinner George Dockrell will play a key role during the upcoming World Twenty20 since Bangladesh is renowned for its spin-friendly pitches.

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A Batting with Bimal Exclusive: Can Hong Kong shine as bright as their skyscrapers during the World T20?

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Can Hong Kong defy the odds during their maiden World Twenty20 tournament?

When asked to picture Hong Kong, most people would conjure up images of bright lights, skyscrapers and delectable dumplings. However, there is more to Hong Kong than jaw-dropping sights and mouth-watering food.

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India ‘need to find bowlers who can bowl at 140kph’ for the World Cup, says Brett Lee

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“India need to really show they have dominating fast bowlers as the wickets will be fast and bouncy”

Legendary Australia pace bowler Brett Lee has announced that India “need to find bowlers who can bowl at 140kph” prior to the start of the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

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