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England bat, ring changes; Pakistan bring in Abid Ali, Shaheen Afridi
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Sunday, 19 May 2019 02:54
Toss England chose to bat PakistanEngland have won the toss and, in a deviation from the rest of the series, decided to bat first at Headingley. Eoin Morgan, back from his one-match suspension for slow over rate, said it was an excellent wicket to bat on, and a good opportunity for the batsmen to set a target.With the series sealed,…
Afghanistan opt to bowl; Rashid, Nabi and Mujeeb return
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Sunday, 19 May 2019 02:40
Afghanistan opted to bowl in the first of two ODIs against Ireland in Belfast, their tune-up series before they get to the 2019 World Cup. Having undergone a camp in South Africa and played against Scotland, Afghanistan have arrived in Ireland with a full-strength squad. Mujeeb Ur Rahman, who has recovered from a finger injury sustained in the IPL, will…
Persistent rain washes out series opener
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Saturday, 18 May 2019 08:22
Scotland v Sri Lanka Match abandonedFor the second time in eight days, a rare Scotland home ODI against a Full Member was affected by rain as the series opener against Sri Lanka was abandoned without a ball bowled. After waiting through close to five hours of on and off drizzle, umpire Gregory Brathwaite called both captains together to deliver the…
'Bowling is going to play a very big role in this World Cup' - Rahul Dravid
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Saturday, 18 May 2019 09:33
Rahul Dravid has said the presence of wicket-taking bowlers in India's line-up will greatly benefit them in the middle overs of what is expected to be a high-scoring World Cup."I believe, having experienced some of the conditions in England last year with the A-team tour, it would be a high-scoring World Cup," Dravid, the former India captain who now coaches…
We want to just focus on enjoying our cricket - Faf du Plessis
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Saturday, 18 May 2019 10:01
There is a World Cup at stake, but if South Africa are under any extra pressure, it won't be coming from inside their camp. As his team departs for a tournament where - for once - they won't start as one of the favourites, captain Faf du Plessis is not demanding anything extraordinary from them.Rather, he believes that a focus…
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Ben Coad six-for ends Kent resistance as Yorkshire take points
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World Cup 2019 winners to get US $4 million
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Bangladesh bowl, Shakib ruled out with back spasms
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England win toss, bowl against Pakistan at Trent Bridge
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Thursday, 16 May 2019 22:01
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White signs BBL deal with Adelaide Strikers
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Rilee Rossouw leads onslaught as Dom Sibley's centuries feat is left in the shade
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Josh Tongue five-for puts victory in reach for Worcestershire
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Glamorgan turn the tables to scent follow-on opportunity
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