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South Africa are entering a new year with a new policy by dishing out ODI (T20-version) caps to Vaughn van Jaarsveld and Lonwabo (Lopsy) Tsotsobe in the opening T20 match against Australia at the giant Melbourne Cricket...
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Filed under: Sports, Cheat Sheet Asylum’s daily round up of the best coverage from The Ashes. Keep up with all our coverage in the Sports section. Comments from...
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Ironically the only session that went in England’s favour since Australia started batting in the first Ashes at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff was the final session...
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I,John Buchanan, the former coach of Australia National Cricket Team and sacked coach of Kolkata Knight Riders, solemnly affirm that even...
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It is an unfortunate scene when a batsman is walking back to the pavilion the crowd is more interested in watching if he is indicating that this may be his last innings...
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South Africa nearly pulled it from under Australia’s nose. Australia won in the end but it did not matter because once again South Africa managed to steal the...
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The South African coach was talking ahead of the fifth and final day’s play at the SCG and it was rather interesting to hear some of his comments to the media.
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The roller used before the South Africans came out to bat on the fourth day after tea could have seen the match end right there at the SCG, so believes Ian Chappell.
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