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Alex Wakely resigns as Northants captain after poor start to season
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Thursday, 06 June 2019 04:42
Alex Wakely has resigned as captain of Northamptonshire in both red-ball and white-ball cricket with immediate effect.His decision ends a period in which the club won the domestic T20 title twice - making Wakely the first captain in Northants' history to lift two major trophies.Under Wakely's leadership, Northants became one of the most popular T20 sides in county history as…
Jack Brooks gives Somerset reason to believe after crushing win over Surrey
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Thursday, 06 June 2019 05:26
Somerset 344 and 153 (Hildreth 64, Dunn 5-43) beat Surrey 231 (Patel 63, Foakes 57) and 164 (Burns 48, Brooks 5-33) by 102 runsA thrilling burst of three wickets in seven balls by Jack Brooks propelled Somerset towards a 102-run victory against Surrey at Guildford that will fuel dreams in the West Country of a historic first County Championship title.Surrey…
New Zealand prevail after Kane Williamson error sparks Bangladesh's late rally
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Wednesday, 05 June 2019 15:46
New Zealand 248 for 8 (Taylor 82, Williamson 40) beat Bangladesh 244 (Shakib 64, Henry 4-47) by two wicketsAs it happened Kane Williamson is not a man who telegraphs his emotions too readily. But the look of self-recrimination and fury in the eyes of New Zealand's captain was unmistakable after the most fleeting moment of arrogance in a supremely humble…
Mashrafe Mortaza defends Mushfiqur Rahim over run out blunder
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Wednesday, 05 June 2019 15:16
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza defended Mushfiqur Rahim after he hit the stumps with his elbow when trying to run out Kane Williamson. The incident took place in the 12th over of the New Zealand innings when the Ross Taylor - Williamson partnership was at an embryonic stage.As the two batsmen got involved in a mix-up, Tamim Iqbal threw the ball…
New Zealand's spin tactics should be a warning
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Wednesday, 05 June 2019 17:38
First ball of spin. Martin Guptill lifts Mehidy Hasan with the spin and wide of long-on, between the only two men allowed outside the circle. Six. This is the second over of the innings.First ball of the next over of spin. Guptill sweeps a full ball from in front of the stumps, and beats the inner ring. Four. This is…
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