The ICC found no evidence to support the claims made by The Sun
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has found no evidence of match-fixing in the third Ashes Test between Australia and England in Perth.
James Sutherland said the ICC found nothing to support claims that an ex-Australian player and an Australian cricket official were involved in an alleged attempt to fix the third Ashes Test
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Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has revealed that the International Cricket Council (ICC) has found no evidence to suggest that a former Australian player and an Australian cricket official were involved in an alleged attempt to fix certain parts of an Ashes Test.
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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have confirmed that they have seen footage that allegedly shows all-rounder Ben Stokes throwing numerous punches in a brawl outside a nightclub in Bristol.
“As brutal or heartless as it may sound, I can’t go to Australia worrying about how Cooky is feeling or wishing he was with us”
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England pace bowler James Anderson has announced that the national team have to move on from Alastair Cook’s sacking as ODI captain.
“The cricket England are playing in 50-over cricket is outdated and I fear it will be a painful winter for the team”
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Former England off-spinner Graeme Swann believes “being one-day captain is a poisoned chalice for” Alastair Cook.
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“I’m sure every cricket fan would like to know more details because Kevin is the player more than any other who puts bums on seats”
England spinner Graeme Swann, who recently announced his retirement from international cricket, has admitted that he is absolutely “baffled” by the England and Wales Cricket Board’s (ECB) decision to axe batsman Kevin Pietersen from their future plans.
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“It’s time for someone else to buckle in and enjoy the ride”
Just as if things couldn’t get any worse for England after they lost the Ashes for the first time in five years, off-spinner Graeme Swann stunned the cricketing world by announcing his retirement from all forms of cricket effective immediately.