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'We have match-winners down to No. 11' - Steyn on SA's World Cup chances
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Wednesday, 17 April 2019 09:37
The numerous match-winners in the South African ODI side - right from the openers down to the No. 11 - provides the team a great chance to clinch their maiden World Cup title, according to pace bowler Dale Steyn.Speaking to the media ahead of his first IPL 2019 match for Royal Challengers Bangalore in Kolkata, Steyn said, "I don't think…
Mumbai face bogey team at bogey ground
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Wednesday, 17 April 2019 06:19
Big pictureFor a change, Mumbai Indians have started strongly and the Delhi franchise finds itself at the top half of the points table- no.2 to be precise. There's actually nothing but net run-rate separating Delhi Capitals and Mumbai.Capitals have won three on the trot on the road, but have won just one out of three games at the Feroz Shah…
CSK opt to bat, Dhoni out with back spasms
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Wednesday, 17 April 2019 07:30
Toss Chennai Super Kings opted to bat against Sunrisers HyderabadFor the first time since 2010, Chennai Super Kings are being captained by someone other than MS Dhoni, who took part in a pre-match football warm-up ahead of the game but was rested from this match after pulling up with back spasms in Super Kings' last game.Suresh Raina took up the…
Karunaratne to captain Sri Lanka at World Cup
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Wednesday, 17 April 2019 07:16
Dimuth Karunaratne has been named captain of Sri Lanka's World Cup side, meaning Lasith Malinga has been ousted as leader.Although Karunaratne has not played an ODI since the 2015 World Cup, his leadership during the upset Test series win in South Africa had tipped him as a left-field captaincy choice for the World Cup.Sri Lanka's subsequent 5-0 defeat in the…
'I would have preferred 16 players' for World Cup - Ravi Shastri
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Wednesday, 17 April 2019 07:51
India coach Ravi Shastri said he would have preferred a 16-member World Cup squad instead of the mandated 15 and urged those who missed out to "not lose heart".India announced a 15-strong squad for the tournament starting May 30 in England, and the omissions of batsman Ambati Rayudu and wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant had triggered widespread debate.Shastri steered clear of it,…
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