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Australia suffered an unusually bad day at the office on this tour to South Africa, giving the hosts finally something to dream about since that first session at the Wanderers in the first Test.
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The ICC Champions Trophy in South Africa, the next big extravaganza after the ICC World Twenty20 in England, has been preponed.
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The man who is writing on the future of the game has a grouse with a man trying to determine that future.
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John Buchanan has a funny way of showing he cares, or doesn’t. Now he becomes the latest Australian to release a book and not surprisingly it has very little respect...
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England climbed back riding on the likes of their lower order, or rather bowlers, to pose a challenge for the Australians. Will it be enough?
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Filed under: Sports, News, Cheat Sheet Asylum’s daily round up of the best coverage from the Ashes Is it just me or did it feel like we picked right back up where...
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The day witnessed a typical Test upheaval and an intriguing opening day’s game at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff for the first Ashes Test between Australia and England.
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Australia were the team breathing easy at the lunch break on the first day of the first Test at Cardiff as England slumped into a problem.
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The West Indies cricket plunged further and deeper into controversy, this time as players threaten to boycott the home series against Bangladesh altogether.
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Sourav Ganguly may have retired from international cricket in the home series against Australia last year but it has not stopped him from being headline news. Now he is...
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Andrew Flintoff, England’s charismatic all rounder, is an angry man. But he is not angry at the England team or captain Andrew Strauss. Rather he is mad at himself,...
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The first Ashes Test of 2009 got underway at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff with England electing to bat first.
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Filed under: Sports, Cheat Sheet The battle for the 2009 Ashes begins today in Cardiff as England and Australia clash at the Sophia Gardens stadium. We’ve got...
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Filed under: Humour, Sports Aaaah, the sledge. Cricket’s own unique form of banter. According to some the term comes from South Australian cricketers referring to...
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Panic is never far behind in the middle of unexpected defeats. Riding high on their success in Australia and brought down with a thud against the same opposition at...
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Australia should have never had to have their backs to their wall. But they did. Here’s why.
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