The BCCI were wrong to shorten their series against South Africa, says Geoffrey Boycott

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“I don’t think it’s ever right to go back on your word”

Legendary England batsman Geoffrey Boycott believes the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) were wrong to shorten their series against South Africa by scheduling a home series against the West Indies next month and a tour of New Zealand in January.

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BCCI planning tri-series if South Africa tour fails to go ahead

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India’s tour of South Africa may become significantly shorter or even cancelled if the proposed tri-series goes ahead

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have announced that they are working on scheduling an ODI tri-series with Sri Lanka and Pakistan in December if the national team’s tour of South Africa fails to go ahead.

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West Indies tour of India likely to feature two Tests and three ODIs

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India’s tour of South Africa will have to be trimmed down

Just days after the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) proposed to host the West Indies for a series in November, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have shown a lot of interest and it is highly likely the series will feature two Test matches and three ODIs.

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Welcome back Boxing Day Test

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Tendulkar’s battles with Steyn in the past have been legendary

The Boxing Day Test has made its triumphant return in South Africa after Cricket South Africa (CSA) cancelled the long-running tradition last year in favour of a Twenty20 International against New Zealand, which they thought would boost attendances.

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Being compared with Rahul Dravid is a huge ‘morale-booster’ for me, says Cheteshwar Pujara

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Pujara’s confidence levels skyrocket whenever he is compared to Dravid

India batsman Cheteshwar Pujara has admitted that it is always a huge “morale-booster” for him when he is compared to Rahul Dravid as ‘The Wall’ was one of his “childhood idols”.

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