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Are Australia ready to unleash Josh Hazlewood 2.0 at the T20 World Cup?
Having had sustained success for Australia and CSK, he appears most likely to start the tournament with Starc and CumminsDeivarayan Muthu19-Oct-2021Do
Of winning hearts and fulfilling big dreams: the rise of Kavisha Dilhari
Atapattu calls the youngster “positive, free and energised”, and Siriwardene expects her to do her job once she quitsAnnesha Ghosh29-Feb-2020A Dilscoo
Duminy's endless quest to belong
On more than one occasion in his career it has felt as though the left hander has played a breakthrough innings only for the doubts to reemerge Firdos
Younis completes unique set
Younis Khan struck his maiden hundred in Australia and in the process became the first player to score a hundred in all 11 nations that have hosted Te
Wankhede's first day takes Ashwin back to 2012
England’s slide from a strong position would normally indicate a pitch that was getting difficult to bat on, but R Ashwin’s assessment that it would g
'I've been the toughest I've ever been in my coaching career with Pakistan'
In part one of a two-part interview, Mickey Arthur talks about the success stories in the Test series in England, and dealing with unfit playersInterv
Pacy Mills sets sights on England T20 spot
Prematurely retired from first-class cricket due to a medical condition, Tymal Mills is fully focused on being the best T20 player he can beTim Wigmor
Six and out, and golden ducks in ODIs
Also: fewest runs from boundaries in T20Is, and players enjoying the longest winning streaks in TestsSteven Lynch22-Mar-2016In the World T20 match in
Waqar laments Pakistan's 'sad story' exit
An international team is likely to have a few cracks, but Pakistan seem to be sitting on a fault lineAlagappan Muthu in Mirpur02-Mar-20161:48’We batte
Two sides with issues makes for tight tussle
Playing the No. 1 team on their own patch will be a huge challenge for an inconsistent England side but there are signs of weakness in South Africa to