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Opinion | Delhi Debacle: Can Kejriwal Ever Recover From This Wipeout?
Kejriwals obituary has been written often in the past, but every time, he has risen from the ashes like a phoenix. The latest crisis is unlike any other though. It is existential.
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England Sack Assistant Coach Graham Thorpe After Ashes Debacle
Former cricketer Graham Thorpe has left his position as England men's team assistant coach, the England and Wales Cricket Board said on Friday.
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"Stupid" To Blame IPL For England's Ashes Debacle, Says Kevin Pietersen
Former captain and batting star Kevin Pietersen has said that it's "stupid" to blame the Indian Premier League for England's embarrassing 0-4 loss to Australia in the recently-concluded Ashes series.
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"Am A Good Coach": Chris Silverwood Wants To Stay On As England Head Coach Despite Ashes Debacle
A day after England captain Joe Root said that he wants to continue as the Test skipper, head coach Chris Silverwood on Monday said that he would want to hold onto the job despite England's debacle in the Ashes.
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No Need To Look Too Deep: James Anderson Rejects Talk Of Big Overhaul In English Cricket Despite Ashes Debacle
The Ashes: England pace great James Anderson does not feel that his country's cricket set-up needs a big overhaul after a shambolic Ashes campaign.
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England Players Should Not Miss International Duty To Play In IPL, Says Michael Atherton After Ashes Debacle
The English cricketers should not miss international duty at the expense of playing in the IPL, former England captain Michael Atherton has said in the wake of the team's disastrous Ashes campaign in Australia.
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Shashi Tharoor Shocked By India's Lord's Debacle, Dreams Of Sensational Comeback
The visitors were highly criticised on social media for their lack of fight as they meekly surrendered to record their biggest defeat at Lord's since 1974.
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Ashes 2015: Coach Trevor Bayliss Puts England Batsmen on Notice After Lord's Debacle
Australia crushed England by 405 runs with more than a day to spare as they levelled the five-match series at 1-1 with their arch-rivals slumping to a meagre 103 all out in 37 overs at Lord's on Sunday.
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Kevin Pietersen to Play for Melbourne Stars in Big Bash League
Kevin Pietersen has been given a 'No-Objection' by the England and Cricket Board, which had sacked him earlier in the year after the Ashes debacle in Australia.
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England players' responsibility to revive form after Ashes debacle, says James Anderson
James Anderson and company will be led by a new coach this season, with the new man set to be appointed next month and charged with revamping a squad that slumped to a dismal 5-0 whitewash in the Test series in Australia before crashing out of the World Twenty20 at the group stage.
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England's seniors face tough questions after Ashes debacle
Thirty-somethings Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior, Graeme Swann and James Anderson, along with captain Alastair Cook, all went missing as Australia won emphatically in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth to take an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.
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Ashes: Aus coach Darren Lehmann wants team to learn from debacle in India
Darren Lehmann admits the Australian team failed against Indian bowlers earlier this year. With The Ashes starting Wednesday, he now wants batsmen to stand up and hit centuries to
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Clarke quits T20 after Ashes debacle, White to succeed
Distraught after the humiliating Ashes loss to England, Australia's Twenty20 captain Michael Clarke on Friday quit cricket's shortest format.
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Don't find scapegoats for Ashes debacle: Buchanan
The 2-1 Ashes defeat has forced former Australian coach John Buchanan to call for a review of his successor Tim Nielsen's position.
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Clarke is happy to play under Ponting
Ricky Ponting will not mind even if he is stripped of captaincy in the wake of Ashes debacle but Michael Clarke is not keen to replace his leader.
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Opinion | Delhi Debacle: Can Kejriwal Ever Recover From This Wipeout?
Kejriwals obituary has been written often in the past, but every time, he has risen from the ashes like a phoenix. The latest crisis is unlike any other though. It is existential.
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England Sack Assistant Coach Graham Thorpe After Ashes Debacle
Former cricketer Graham Thorpe has left his position as England men's team assistant coach, the England and Wales Cricket Board said on Friday.
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"Stupid" To Blame IPL For England's Ashes Debacle, Says Kevin Pietersen
Former captain and batting star Kevin Pietersen has said that it's "stupid" to blame the Indian Premier League for England's embarrassing 0-4 loss to Australia in the recently-concluded Ashes series.
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"Am A Good Coach": Chris Silverwood Wants To Stay On As England Head Coach Despite Ashes Debacle
A day after England captain Joe Root said that he wants to continue as the Test skipper, head coach Chris Silverwood on Monday said that he would want to hold onto the job despite England's debacle in the Ashes.
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No Need To Look Too Deep: James Anderson Rejects Talk Of Big Overhaul In English Cricket Despite Ashes Debacle
The Ashes: England pace great James Anderson does not feel that his country's cricket set-up needs a big overhaul after a shambolic Ashes campaign.
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England Players Should Not Miss International Duty To Play In IPL, Says Michael Atherton After Ashes Debacle
The English cricketers should not miss international duty at the expense of playing in the IPL, former England captain Michael Atherton has said in the wake of the team's disastrous Ashes campaign in Australia.
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Shashi Tharoor Shocked By India's Lord's Debacle, Dreams Of Sensational Comeback
The visitors were highly criticised on social media for their lack of fight as they meekly surrendered to record their biggest defeat at Lord's since 1974.
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Ashes 2015: Coach Trevor Bayliss Puts England Batsmen on Notice After Lord's Debacle
Australia crushed England by 405 runs with more than a day to spare as they levelled the five-match series at 1-1 with their arch-rivals slumping to a meagre 103 all out in 37 overs at Lord's on Sunday.
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Kevin Pietersen to Play for Melbourne Stars in Big Bash League
Kevin Pietersen has been given a 'No-Objection' by the England and Cricket Board, which had sacked him earlier in the year after the Ashes debacle in Australia.
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England players' responsibility to revive form after Ashes debacle, says James Anderson
James Anderson and company will be led by a new coach this season, with the new man set to be appointed next month and charged with revamping a squad that slumped to a dismal 5-0 whitewash in the Test series in Australia before crashing out of the World Twenty20 at the group stage.
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England's seniors face tough questions after Ashes debacle
Thirty-somethings Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior, Graeme Swann and James Anderson, along with captain Alastair Cook, all went missing as Australia won emphatically in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth to take an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.
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Ashes: Aus coach Darren Lehmann wants team to learn from debacle in India
Darren Lehmann admits the Australian team failed against Indian bowlers earlier this year. With The Ashes starting Wednesday, he now wants batsmen to stand up and hit centuries to
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Clarke quits T20 after Ashes debacle, White to succeed
Distraught after the humiliating Ashes loss to England, Australia's Twenty20 captain Michael Clarke on Friday quit cricket's shortest format.
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Don't find scapegoats for Ashes debacle: Buchanan
The 2-1 Ashes defeat has forced former Australian coach John Buchanan to call for a review of his successor Tim Nielsen's position.
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Clarke is happy to play under Ponting
Ricky Ponting will not mind even if he is stripped of captaincy in the wake of Ashes debacle but Michael Clarke is not keen to replace his leader.
