“Michael has substantial damage to a key part of the hamstring tendon and it was felt the best course of action was to surgically repair the damaged area”
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Australia captain Michael Clarke will have surgery on Tuesday after it was revealed that he sustained “substantial damage to a key part of the hamstring tendon”.
“I’m hopeful and confident that my bowling action will be cleared ahead of this showpiece event”
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After having made significant progress on his illegal bowling action, Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has announced that he is eager to represent his country in the 2015 World Cup.
“We told them that if India is not getting its proper due and importance then India might be forced to form a second ICC of its own”
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) threatened to form its own world cricket body before the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Cricket Australia agreed to help them revamp the International Cricket Council (ICC).
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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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Pietersen received an undisclosed amount in damages
England batsman Kevin Pietersen has received substantial libel damages from optical services company Specsavers after they ran an advertisement which implied that the South African-born big-hitter had tampered with his bat during the recent Ashes series, which England won 3-0.
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Zimbabwe Cricket are set to go deeper into debt with India’s last minute pull-out
India have decided to postpone their ODI tour of Zimbabwe in July due to the “fatigue factor” affecting the entire team, according to a Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) official.
Warner knows that he and Cowan cannot afford another failure
Australia opening batsman David Warner has urged the national selectors to continue having faith in him and Ed Cowan as the country’s Test openers, despite both batsmen having repeatedly failed to make substantial runs against India.
