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Ex-UK Spy Agency Worker Jailed For Life For Attacking US Agent
A former software developer at Britain's signals intelligence agency GCHQ was on Monday jailed for life for attempted murder, after a knife attack on a US NSA employee.
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Watch: Usman Khawaja Bamboozled By Josh Tongue At Lord's. His Reaction Goes Viral
Usman Khawaja was bowled out by Josh Tongue on Day 1 of the second Ashes Test between Australia and England.
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Five-star Josh Tongue Strikes As England Down Ireland In One-Off Test
Victory meant England had now won 11 of their 13 Tests under Ben Stokes -- who didn't bat or bowl in this match -- and coach Brendon McCullum.
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Watch: Mitchell Starc Continues Love Affair With Clean Bowling Batters
It was a fuller ball from Mitchell Starc, pitched on off stump at 145.1 kmph that swung sharply into the batter and rattled his stumps.
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Kyle Mayers' Century Helps West Indies Dominate On Day 2 Of 2nd Test
Kyle Mayers' undiminished appetite for Bangladesh's bowling took him to a second Test century and lifted the West Indies to 340 for five
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Watch: Australian Player's "Miraculous Caught And Bowled" In Sheffield Shield Match
New South Wales pacer Jack Edwards took a sensational catch to send Western Australia's Josh Philippe back to the pavilion in a Sheffield Shield match.
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Sydney Sixers vs Perth Scorchers: Michael Vaughan Reacts After Andrew Tye's Wide Ball Denies James Vince A Century In Qualifier
Big Bash League: Former England captain Michael Vaughan wasn't too impressed with Andrew Tye, after the pacer bowled a wide delivery to deny James Vince a century in the qualifier on Saturday.
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ICC World Twenty20: Amit Mishra's inclusion has made the difference in India bowling, says Sunil Gavaskar
Indian leg-spinner Amit Mishra followed up his 2 for 22 against Pakistan with another man-of-the-match 2 for 18 spell against the West Indies to help India go top of Group 2 in ICC World Twenty20.
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ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2014: It's anybody's cup!
In such a fast-paced format, international rankings will count for less as individual fortes like six-hitting ability, bowling yorkers come to the fore. This year's Twenty20 World Cup in Bangladesh clearly has no favourites.
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Ex-UK Spy Agency Worker Jailed For Life For Attacking US Agent
A former software developer at Britain's signals intelligence agency GCHQ was on Monday jailed for life for attempted murder, after a knife attack on a US NSA employee.
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Watch: Usman Khawaja Bamboozled By Josh Tongue At Lord's. His Reaction Goes Viral
Usman Khawaja was bowled out by Josh Tongue on Day 1 of the second Ashes Test between Australia and England.
-
Five-star Josh Tongue Strikes As England Down Ireland In One-Off Test
Victory meant England had now won 11 of their 13 Tests under Ben Stokes -- who didn't bat or bowl in this match -- and coach Brendon McCullum.
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Watch: Mitchell Starc Continues Love Affair With Clean Bowling Batters
It was a fuller ball from Mitchell Starc, pitched on off stump at 145.1 kmph that swung sharply into the batter and rattled his stumps.
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Kyle Mayers' Century Helps West Indies Dominate On Day 2 Of 2nd Test
Kyle Mayers' undiminished appetite for Bangladesh's bowling took him to a second Test century and lifted the West Indies to 340 for five
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Watch: Australian Player's "Miraculous Caught And Bowled" In Sheffield Shield Match
New South Wales pacer Jack Edwards took a sensational catch to send Western Australia's Josh Philippe back to the pavilion in a Sheffield Shield match.
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Sydney Sixers vs Perth Scorchers: Michael Vaughan Reacts After Andrew Tye's Wide Ball Denies James Vince A Century In Qualifier
Big Bash League: Former England captain Michael Vaughan wasn't too impressed with Andrew Tye, after the pacer bowled a wide delivery to deny James Vince a century in the qualifier on Saturday.
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ICC World Twenty20: Amit Mishra's inclusion has made the difference in India bowling, says Sunil Gavaskar
Indian leg-spinner Amit Mishra followed up his 2 for 22 against Pakistan with another man-of-the-match 2 for 18 spell against the West Indies to help India go top of Group 2 in ICC World Twenty20.
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ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2014: It's anybody's cup!
In such a fast-paced format, international rankings will count for less as individual fortes like six-hitting ability, bowling yorkers come to the fore. This year's Twenty20 World Cup in Bangladesh clearly has no favourites.
