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"Can't See India Winning T20 World Cup Unless...": Ex-Australia Captain's 'Virat Kohli' Warning
Former Australian cricket team captain Tim Paine expressed his concern for Team India ahead of the T20 World Cup 2024 and even served them a warning concerning star batter Virat Kohli.
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Adam Zampa Fires Shots At Ex-Australia Captain After World Cup Success
After suffering defeats in the first two games, Australia turned the tide on its head, pulling off a remarkable comeback to win the World Cup last week
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IPL 2021: Don't Think Steve Smith Will Give Up 11 Weeks With Family For Rs 2.2 Crore, Says Michael Clarke
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke feels Steve Smith may not travel for the IPL to stay 11 weeks away from his family and partner after being bought by Delhi Capitals for Rs 2.2 crore
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"Don't Understand Why It Has To Be A Batter": Pat Cummins On Captaining Australia
Australia vs India: Pat Cummins said he saw no reason why a bowler could not captain the Australian Test side after former skipper Michael Clarke backed him as Tim Paine's successor.
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The Weekend Chill: The Witcher 3, The Nice Guys, and More
Agent 47 heads to another dazzling location, DC Comics continues its comics revamp and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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ISIS Sympathizer Shoots Philadelphia Cop In 'Chilling' Ambush
A man claiming allegiance to the ISIS shot and seriously wounded a police officer in Philadelphia, opening fire multiple times at point-blank range with a stolen police gun before he was arrested, officials said Friday.
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The Ashes: England, Australia Coaches Back Steve Smith to Come Good as Captain
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland effectively confirmed the 26-year-old Steve Smith to take over as Australia captain on Sunday once Michael Clarke retires from international duty following the end of the ongoing Ashes series.
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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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Sledging gets Ashes off to a bumpy ride
There was general agreement that Australia captain Michael Clarke had gone too far in threatening England No 11 James Anderson with a "broken arm" towards the end of the recent Ashes opener in Brisbane, which the hosts won by the crushing margin of 381 runs.
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Kevin Pietersen a great example for youngsters, says England coach
Pietersen is now the one star name left in the squad for the ongoing one-day series against Australia, with England resting regular captain Alastair Cook.
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James Faulkner keen to make Australia lead count
Australia thrashed England by 88 runs in second one-dayer, with captain Michael Clarke making a typically stylish century, to go 1-0 up with three to play after Friday's opening ODI in Leeds was washed out.
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The Ashes, 3rd Test: England vs Australia - Day 2 as it happened
England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, at stumps on the second day of the third Test at Old Trafford on Friday. Earlier, Australia captain Michael Clarke made 187.
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Kevin Pietersen's comeback washed out as New Zealand take T20 series
Pietersen was included in an England side for the first time following a knee injury that forced his early exit from the tour of New Zealand in March. The former England captain was sidelined from all cricket until making a superb unbeaten 177 for Surrey in a County Championship match last weekend.
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Joe Root to open for England in Ashes warm-up, Nick Compton left out
Compton, who has opened for England alongside captain Alastair Cook in their last nine Tests, could manage just 39 runs in four innings in a 2-0 home series win over New Zealand last month.
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Door open for Shane Watson, says Cricket Australia's GM
Watson's departure has left captain Michael Clarke desperately short of experienced heads after the recent retirement of Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey, with an Ashes double-header against England looming later this year.
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"Can't See India Winning T20 World Cup Unless...": Ex-Australia Captain's 'Virat Kohli' Warning
Former Australian cricket team captain Tim Paine expressed his concern for Team India ahead of the T20 World Cup 2024 and even served them a warning concerning star batter Virat Kohli.
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Adam Zampa Fires Shots At Ex-Australia Captain After World Cup Success
After suffering defeats in the first two games, Australia turned the tide on its head, pulling off a remarkable comeback to win the World Cup last week
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IPL 2021: Don't Think Steve Smith Will Give Up 11 Weeks With Family For Rs 2.2 Crore, Says Michael Clarke
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke feels Steve Smith may not travel for the IPL to stay 11 weeks away from his family and partner after being bought by Delhi Capitals for Rs 2.2 crore
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"Don't Understand Why It Has To Be A Batter": Pat Cummins On Captaining Australia
Australia vs India: Pat Cummins said he saw no reason why a bowler could not captain the Australian Test side after former skipper Michael Clarke backed him as Tim Paine's successor.
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The Weekend Chill: The Witcher 3, The Nice Guys, and More
Agent 47 heads to another dazzling location, DC Comics continues its comics revamp and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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ISIS Sympathizer Shoots Philadelphia Cop In 'Chilling' Ambush
A man claiming allegiance to the ISIS shot and seriously wounded a police officer in Philadelphia, opening fire multiple times at point-blank range with a stolen police gun before he was arrested, officials said Friday.
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The Ashes: England, Australia Coaches Back Steve Smith to Come Good as Captain
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland effectively confirmed the 26-year-old Steve Smith to take over as Australia captain on Sunday once Michael Clarke retires from international duty following the end of the ongoing Ashes series.
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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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Sledging gets Ashes off to a bumpy ride
There was general agreement that Australia captain Michael Clarke had gone too far in threatening England No 11 James Anderson with a "broken arm" towards the end of the recent Ashes opener in Brisbane, which the hosts won by the crushing margin of 381 runs.
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Kevin Pietersen a great example for youngsters, says England coach
Pietersen is now the one star name left in the squad for the ongoing one-day series against Australia, with England resting regular captain Alastair Cook.
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James Faulkner keen to make Australia lead count
Australia thrashed England by 88 runs in second one-dayer, with captain Michael Clarke making a typically stylish century, to go 1-0 up with three to play after Friday's opening ODI in Leeds was washed out.
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The Ashes, 3rd Test: England vs Australia - Day 2 as it happened
England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, at stumps on the second day of the third Test at Old Trafford on Friday. Earlier, Australia captain Michael Clarke made 187.
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Kevin Pietersen's comeback washed out as New Zealand take T20 series
Pietersen was included in an England side for the first time following a knee injury that forced his early exit from the tour of New Zealand in March. The former England captain was sidelined from all cricket until making a superb unbeaten 177 for Surrey in a County Championship match last weekend.
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Joe Root to open for England in Ashes warm-up, Nick Compton left out
Compton, who has opened for England alongside captain Alastair Cook in their last nine Tests, could manage just 39 runs in four innings in a 2-0 home series win over New Zealand last month.
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Door open for Shane Watson, says Cricket Australia's GM
Watson's departure has left captain Michael Clarke desperately short of experienced heads after the recent retirement of Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey, with an Ashes double-header against England looming later this year.
