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Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) chairman Nazmul Hassan has announced that Pakistan can use Bangladesh to host ‘home’ games in the future.
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Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) chairman Nazmul Hassan has announced that Pakistan can use Bangladesh to host ‘home’ games in the future.

“If it means I have to fly a couple of days earlier than the boys on the long trips then that’s what I’ve got to do”
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Australia captain Michael Clarke has revealed that he is considering arriving earlier than his team-mates during all future overseas tours in order to ensure that he is fully fit when they start.
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The second ODI between Sri Lanka and Pakistan has been moved to Hambantota and brought forth to August 26 after the Premadasa Stadium outfield in Colombo was left waterlogged following 48 hours of heavy rain.
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Numerous replacements have been made prior to the start of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), which gets underway today.
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New Zealand batsman Dean Brownlie is set to move from Canterbury to Northern Districts in an attempt to open the batting for the national team.
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New Zealand will travel to the United Arab Emirates for three Tests, five ODIs and a one-off Twenty20 International against Pakistan in November-December.
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“If we are going to object to their proposals our cricket is going to suffer”
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) have announced that they have “unanimously decided to support” the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Cricket Australia’s revamp proposal.
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Bangladesh are set to play numerous series against India, Australia and England
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has signed a members’ participation agreements with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Cricket Australia and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
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“Two-and-a-half weeks of availability is not attractive to franchises, so the chances of getting a better contract are higher next year, when I will be available for the whole tournament”
Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara has announced that he believes he will be able to get a more lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL) contract next year since he will be available to play in the whole tournament.