‘I thoroughly enjoyed my one-on-one battles with Sachin’, says Jason Gillespie

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“Coming up against Sachin, I knew that my margin for error was low”

Former Australia pace bowler Jason Gillespie has become the latest cricketer to pay tribute to legendary India batsman Sachin Tendulkar, stating that “I thoroughly enjoyed my one-on-one battles with Sachin”.

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‘Hot Spot just creates confusion’, admits Andrew Strauss

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“Sometimes it shows up, sometimes it doesn’t, so no-one really trusts it”

Former England captain Andrew Strauss believes Channel Nine made the right decision in ditching the Hot Spot technology for the upcoming Ashes series in Australia as it “creates confusion” and is “not 100% conclusive”.

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We cannot keep comparing Virat Kohli to Mahendra Singh Dhoni, says Rahul Dravid

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Dravid is confident Kohli will learn to control his temper as time goes by

India batting great Rahul Dravid has called on the cricketing community to stop trying to make comparisons between vice-captain Virat Kohli and captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni as they are “two very different people”.

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Bowlers will be the key throughout the Ashes, says Nasser Hussain, Ricky Ponting and David Lloyd

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Who will gain the bragging rights this year?

Former England captains Nasser Hussain and David Lloyd, along with ex-Australian skipper Ricky Ponting, have all agreed that the bowlers will decide which side claims the coveted urn and bragging rights in the ongoing Ashes series.

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Jacques Kallis still has interest in playing Tests and ODIs for South Africa, says manager Dave Rundle

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Kallis still wants to represent South Africa in Tests and ODIs in the future

South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis is still interested in playing Test cricket and ODIs for his country, despite announcing that he will be skipping the Champions Trophy due to personal reasons, according to his manager Dave Rundle.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: New Zealand have become a much more respected ODI side, says Kyle Mills

Mills believes the win over South Africa has given the team a much-needed boost of confidence

New Zealand pace bowler Kyle Mills has announced that the national team have become a much more respected side in ODIs over the years and have also established themselves as a “quality white-ball unit” after defeating South Africa 2-1 in their recently concluded ODI series.

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