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by Trevor Chesterfield
As South Africa remained at the head of the International Cricket Council’s limited overs log after a 3-2 series win over injury-hit Australia, reality has set in over a question of the legality of Johan Botha’s...
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The England team virtually picked themselves as they played the warm up match against Warwickshire. The only exception - another Ashes man bites the dust as Steve...
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The worst sides of the Indian team showed up in the first two ODIs in Jamaica. Now it is the turn of St. Lucia and team India will be hoping they fare better.
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Former Australian fast bowler has launched into a scathing criticism of Australia’s captain ahead of the Ashes. And to think that the media is always gunning for the...
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Andrew Flintoff’s latest transgression has not met with much amusement and it could even threaten his Ashes stint.
Flintoff reported late and...
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Brett Lee may be looking to make a celebrated comeback. But there are many who believe Lee’s presence may only spoil the party.
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Michael Vaughan made the expected announcement. Yet nothing could prepare England cricket or the rest of the cricket world for the loss of a wonderful captain,...
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Australian Captain, Ricky Ponting, is not looking at John Buchanan’s role in the same humourous role as Shane Warne.
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Andrew Flintoff is in the news for both, good and bad reasons.
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An incident like this can disturb anyone, especially when it is a professional bonding one shares even when being miles apart. Cricket South Africa and South African...
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On the face of it, charges of divisive boardroom politics decided how Norman Arendse – aka Stormin’ Norman to many in International...
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