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'The problem is in our mind' - Karunaratne blames batsmen after bruising defeat
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Saturday, 01 June 2019 09:46
There was papare music enlivening the stands in Cardiff, hundreds of Sri Lankan flags aflutter, and raucous cheers for every Sri Lankan boundary. Fans had traveled hours to be at this match, filling out early morning trains from London, and booking out Cardiff hotels for the night.It should have been a happy day out, but it was barely a half-day…
World record strip to be used for England-Pakistan match
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Saturday, 01 June 2019 10:35
Bowlers from both sides could be forgiven for letting out a little groan, or perhaps even clasping an imaginary hamstring strain, after news that Monday's match between England and Pakistan is to be played on a surface renowned for vast scores.Yes, England's second World Cup game will be played on the same pitch on which they have twice broken the…
David Warner marks international return with match-winning 89*
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Saturday, 01 June 2019 12:57
Australia 209 for 3 (Warner 89*, Finch 66) beat Afghanistan 207 (Najibullah 51, Rahmat 43, Cummins 3-40, Zampa 3-60) by seven wicketsEleven years after winning the World Cricket League Division Five in the British Isles, Afghanistan completed a remarkable turnaround to make it to their second World Cup, also in the UK, but Australia captain Aaron Finch and his fellow…
Nerves getting back into the camp - David Warner
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Saturday, 01 June 2019 13:00
Play 00:58 In his first international match after the one-year ban for ball tampering, David Warner carved out an unbeaten 89 off 114 balls to give Australia a seven-wicket win in their World Cup 2019 opener. The bowlers had bowled Afghanistan out for 207, and Australia chased that down in just 34.5 overs. Warner, who was declared the Man of…
Ashes opener locked in for Gabba, but no India guarantee
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Friday, 31 May 2019 22:06
The Gabba has been locked in for the opening Test of the 2021-22 Ashes but there has been no similar guarantee made for next year's visit by India who did not play at Australia's stronghold on their tour last season.Australia's Test team are unbeaten in Brisbane in 30 years and it has traditionally been the starting point for the Test…
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