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“He knows his game very well, and his accuracy is brilliant at the minute”
Australia fast bowling coach Craig McDermott has announced that he believes left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson “is the best fast bowler in the world at the moment”.
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“Mitch’s spells certainly match the greats I’ve seen, if not better”
Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced that left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson has “bowled a couple of spells through this series that are without [a] doubt as good a spell as I’ve ever seen in my career”.
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“I don’t have a chance to play for India [again], so I thought it was the right time”
Former India pace bowler Ajit Agarkar has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket just a few months after he led Mumbai to victory in the 2012-13 Ranji Trophy season.
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Hick represented England in three Ashes series
Former England Test batsman Graeme Hick has been appointed as the high performance coach at the Centre of Excellence in Brisbane.
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Anderson took two five-wicket hauls during the first Ashes Test
Fresh off a win at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, England captain Alastair Cook has insisted that his side do not depend on pace spearhead James Anderson to take all the wickets.
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Dhawan’s maiden century sealed the deal for India
India started their Champions Trophy campaign in style, beating South Africa by 26 runs, thanks to Shikhar Dhawan’s maiden ODI ton.
