“I want to forget the past and start new as if I am making my debut again”
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Bangladesh spinner Sohag Gazi is eager to start playing international cricket again after he was reported for having a suspicious bowling action following the second ODI against the West Indies.
“We knew the deadlines were tight but – because it’s such a key signing for the club – we have worked hard to make it happen”
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India batsman Cheteshwar Pujara has finally been granted his UK visa, which will allow him to travel to the country and represent Derbyshire for the remainder of the ongoing County season.
Gazi is scheduled to have his action tested on September 19 at Cardiff Metropolitan University
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Bangladesh spinner Sohag Gazi will return home from the West Indies earlier than expected since the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) want him to apply for his UK visa as soon as possible.
“It is high time that Mr Kaneria came clean about his involvement in these corrupt activities”
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Disgraced Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria’s appeal to have his life ban overturned has been rejected by the Rt Hon Sir Stanley Burnton in the UK’s Court of Appeal.
Prior decided to take a break from international cricket after the second Test against India at Lord’s
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Cricket Australia have removed a video entitled “Future dire for Prior”, which features a montage of mistakes by England wicketkeeper Matt Prior, after they were accused of breaching the copyright laws by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
Davies felt that his career was going nowhere
In an alarming trend that has started to creep in amongst numerous England county players, Surrey wicketkeeper Steven Davies is just the latest cricketer to open up about his struggles with depression.
The Real Time Snickometer would become an automated part of the DRS
In the past number of series there have numerous decisions involving batsmen edging the ball that have left commentators, pundits and fans all scratching their heads, but their cries of better technology being needed for edges have been answered after Australia-based company BBG Sports invented the Real Time Snickometer, which is said to “have taken the Hot Spot system from an accuracy of around 85% to a current accuracy of 95%”.
