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'The passion's the same' - Dhawan confident of another successful ICC tournament
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Wednesday, 15 May 2019 02:14
Over the last three ICC tournaments, no one has scored more runs than Shikhar Dhawan's 1113 in 18 innings. Two of those tournaments, the Champions Trophy 2013 and 2017, took place in the UK, where the upcoming World Cup will also be held. With the form and confidence from one of his best IPL seasons to date, the opening batsman…
Stirling 130, Porterfield 94 guides Ireland to 292
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Wednesday, 15 May 2019 06:29
Innings Ireland 292 for 8 (Stirling 130, Porterfield 94, Jayed 5-58) v BangladeshPaul Stirling's eighth ODI century helped Ireland to 292 for 8 in 50 overs, a stern test for an experimental Bangladesh line-up. Stirling made 130 off 141 balls as he played the role of the enforcer through the first Powerplay, controlled the scoring in the middle overs and…
Was frustrated on learning I had hepatitis - Shadab Khan
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Wednesday, 15 May 2019 04:19
Legspinner Shadab Khan was left tense and frustrated after learning that he was suffering from hepatitis, two days after being picked for the Pakistan squads for the tour of England and the World Cup.A blood test had revealed Shadab was suffering from hepatitis, and was subsequently replaced by Yasir Shah in the squad for the England series, while the PCB…
Eoin Morgan cops one-ODI suspension for slow over-rate
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Wednesday, 15 May 2019 04:26
England, 2-0 up in the five-match ODI series against Pakistan after three games, will be without Eoin Morgan when they take the field at Trent Bridge to try and wrap up the series, after their captain was suspended for one match for the team's slow over-rate in the third ODI in Bristol.After batting first in Bristol, Pakistan finished on 358…
Peter Fulton to replace McMillan as NZ batting coach after World Cup
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Tuesday, 14 May 2019 20:14
Former batsman Peter Fulton will replace Craig McMillan as New Zealand's batting coach after the World Cup ends in England in July. McMillan is stepping down after holding the role for nearly five years."We're delighted to have Pete come on board after the World Cup and are confident he will be a good fit for our environment," New Zealand head…
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