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The Barbados Tridents kicked off their Caribbean Premier League (CPL) campaign in extravagant style as captain Kieron Pollard smashed 48 runs and took two wickets to help them beat the Guyana Amazon Warriors by 49 runs.
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The Barbados Tridents kicked off their Caribbean Premier League (CPL) campaign in extravagant style as captain Kieron Pollard smashed 48 runs and took two wickets to help them beat the Guyana Amazon Warriors by 49 runs.
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Australia’s bowling attack worked as a cohesive unit to slice through the West Indies’ batting line-up to ensure the Baggy Greens won the second Test in Jamaica by 277 runs and clinched the series 2-0.
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Former Sri Lanka coach Trevor Bayliss is widely tipped to become England’s new head coach.
1st Quarter-final: South Africa vs Sri Lanka
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A spectacular all-round performance saw South Africa crush Sri Lanka by nine wickets in Sydney and knock them out of the World Cup.

“We are thinking what will happen by playing a Test against India? It may be better to play three ODIs against them”
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The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have asked the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to play three ODIs instead of one Test when they face each other later this year.
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Even though he has been included in Sri Lanka’s World Cup squad, pace bowler Lasith Malinga will have to undergo a fitness test before his participation in the tournament is guaranteed.
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Australia spinner Ashton Agar has been included in the squad for the fourth and final Test against India in Sydney.
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West Indies pace bowler Jason Holder has replaced all-rounder Dwayne Bravo as the country’s ODI captain.
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Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Chandimal has been recalled into the ODI squad for the sixth and seventh ODI against England.
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Former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming believes that India are not among the favourites to win the 2015 World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand.