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Australian Players Wear Black Armbands In Memory Of Phil Hughes And Ian Redpath
Australian players on Friday wore black armbands during the second pink-ball Test against India here in memory of former cricketers Phillip Hughes and Ian Redpath.
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Nathan Lyon Shines As Australia Take Complete Control Of Sydney Test
Nathan Lyon captured five for 68 as Australia bowled out New Zealand for 251. The hosts were 40 without loss in the second innings, holding a lead of 243 runs.
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US Teen, Who Had Face-Off With Native American, Sues CNN For $275 Million
A Kentucky teenager sued CNN on Tuesday for defamation, saying the cable network falsely conveyed to viewers that he was the "face of an unruly hate mob" confronting a Native American activist at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington in January.
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Students Who Allegedly Mocked Native American "Treated Unfairly": Trump
Boys from a Catholic school in Kentucky were treated unfairly in a rush to judgment, President Donald Trump said on Monday after allegations the students had mocked a Native American elder.
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Australia, SCG Pay Tribute to Fallen Phillip Hughes
Five members of Australia's Test lineup playing on Tuesday - Shane Watson, Nathan Lyon, Brad Haddin, David Warner and Mitchell Starc - were playing in the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and South Australia when Phillip Hughes - playing for South Australia - was struck by a short-pitched delivery and slumped to the ground.
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Australia Brace for Emotional Sydney Test vs India
Brad Haddin, Nathan Lyon, Shane Watson and David Warner were fielding at the Sydney Cricket Ground when Phillip Hughes sustained the sickening blow to his neck, never regaining consciousness and eventually dying three days before his 26th birthday.
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Moment of Phillip Hughes' Death Will Stay with me Forever: David Warner
David Warner, along with Australian teammates Brad Haddin, Nathan Lyon and Shane Watson, were all on the field for New South Wales when Phillip Hughes, batting for South Australia, was fatally hit by a bouncer. He died two days later from the effects of the injury.
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Virat Kohli Hit by a Bouncer, Nathan Lyon's Heart 'Skips Beat'
Bowling bouncers has become a sensitive issue following the death of Australian Test batsman Phillip Hughes, after he was fatally struck in the head by a short-pitched delivery in a domestic game late last month.
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Phillip Hughes strengthens Ashes bid with another ton
Phillip Hughes strengthened his chances of making a cut for the Adelaide Test by scoring his second century in his third consecutive Sheffield Shield game.
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Test spinner Nathan Lyon moves to New South Wales
NSW boast a number of other Australian internationals on their books including Test captain Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin and Shane Watson.
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It will be tough for Australia to save the match, predicts Murali Vijay
At the start of the day, Vijay said the plan was to "just bat as long as possible and take a big lead." Murali Vijay on Sunday slammed his third Test century - incidentally all three have come against Australia, and he said it felt good to score against the top team of the world.
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Michael Clarke's back injury adds to Australia woes
In the current scenario, Clarke aggravating his back injury will be the last thing Australia would need. Due to the skipper's sore back, the out-of-form Phillip Hughes, Steven Smith and night-watchman Nathan Lyon were promoted up the order in the second innings.
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Stop treating the Test team like a club side: Ian Healy tells CA
Healy was of the opinion that the selectors should be patient and must have the confidence in the players.
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Spin will again play a big role, says Michael Clarke
Clarke made no bones of the fact that just like the Indian team is comfortable playing in home conditions, the 'Baggy Greens' are an equally formidable opposition in their backyard.
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South Australia ropes in Mendis for T20 Big Bash
South Australia has roped in Sri Lankan mystery spinner Ajantha Mendis for this season's Twenty20 Big Bash, the club said on Tuesday.
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Australian Players Wear Black Armbands In Memory Of Phil Hughes And Ian Redpath
Australian players on Friday wore black armbands during the second pink-ball Test against India here in memory of former cricketers Phillip Hughes and Ian Redpath.
-
Nathan Lyon Shines As Australia Take Complete Control Of Sydney Test
Nathan Lyon captured five for 68 as Australia bowled out New Zealand for 251. The hosts were 40 without loss in the second innings, holding a lead of 243 runs.
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US Teen, Who Had Face-Off With Native American, Sues CNN For $275 Million
A Kentucky teenager sued CNN on Tuesday for defamation, saying the cable network falsely conveyed to viewers that he was the "face of an unruly hate mob" confronting a Native American activist at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington in January.
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Students Who Allegedly Mocked Native American "Treated Unfairly": Trump
Boys from a Catholic school in Kentucky were treated unfairly in a rush to judgment, President Donald Trump said on Monday after allegations the students had mocked a Native American elder.
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Australia, SCG Pay Tribute to Fallen Phillip Hughes
Five members of Australia's Test lineup playing on Tuesday - Shane Watson, Nathan Lyon, Brad Haddin, David Warner and Mitchell Starc - were playing in the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and South Australia when Phillip Hughes - playing for South Australia - was struck by a short-pitched delivery and slumped to the ground.
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Australia Brace for Emotional Sydney Test vs India
Brad Haddin, Nathan Lyon, Shane Watson and David Warner were fielding at the Sydney Cricket Ground when Phillip Hughes sustained the sickening blow to his neck, never regaining consciousness and eventually dying three days before his 26th birthday.
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Moment of Phillip Hughes' Death Will Stay with me Forever: David Warner
David Warner, along with Australian teammates Brad Haddin, Nathan Lyon and Shane Watson, were all on the field for New South Wales when Phillip Hughes, batting for South Australia, was fatally hit by a bouncer. He died two days later from the effects of the injury.
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Virat Kohli Hit by a Bouncer, Nathan Lyon's Heart 'Skips Beat'
Bowling bouncers has become a sensitive issue following the death of Australian Test batsman Phillip Hughes, after he was fatally struck in the head by a short-pitched delivery in a domestic game late last month.
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Phillip Hughes strengthens Ashes bid with another ton
Phillip Hughes strengthened his chances of making a cut for the Adelaide Test by scoring his second century in his third consecutive Sheffield Shield game.
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Test spinner Nathan Lyon moves to New South Wales
NSW boast a number of other Australian internationals on their books including Test captain Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin and Shane Watson.
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It will be tough for Australia to save the match, predicts Murali Vijay
At the start of the day, Vijay said the plan was to "just bat as long as possible and take a big lead." Murali Vijay on Sunday slammed his third Test century - incidentally all three have come against Australia, and he said it felt good to score against the top team of the world.
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Michael Clarke's back injury adds to Australia woes
In the current scenario, Clarke aggravating his back injury will be the last thing Australia would need. Due to the skipper's sore back, the out-of-form Phillip Hughes, Steven Smith and night-watchman Nathan Lyon were promoted up the order in the second innings.
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Stop treating the Test team like a club side: Ian Healy tells CA
Healy was of the opinion that the selectors should be patient and must have the confidence in the players.
-
Spin will again play a big role, says Michael Clarke
Clarke made no bones of the fact that just like the Indian team is comfortable playing in home conditions, the 'Baggy Greens' are an equally formidable opposition in their backyard.
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South Australia ropes in Mendis for T20 Big Bash
South Australia has roped in Sri Lankan mystery spinner Ajantha Mendis for this season's Twenty20 Big Bash, the club said on Tuesday.
