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Virat Kohli tells India fans not to boo Steven Smith
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Sunday, 09 June 2019 14:57
Virat Kohli expressed his sympathy for Steven Smith and apologised on behalf of the crowd after the former Australia captain was heckled by the India dominated crowd at the Oval.Kohli was batting when Smith was sent to field on the boundary at one stage of India's innings. Spectators near Smith started chanting, "Cheater!" repeatedly but Kohli, in the middle, gestured…
Anya Shrubsole shines with bat and ball as England beat West Indies for 2-0 series lead
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Sunday, 09 June 2019 12:19
England 233 for 7 (Beaumont 61) beat West Indies 87 for 6 (Campbelle 29, Cross 2-4, Shrubsole 2-12) by 121 runs (DLS method)Anya Shrubsole shone with the bat and ball to help England to another comprehensive victory - and an unassailable 2-0 series lead - in a rain-affected second ODI against West Indies at Worcester.Player of the Match Shrubsole smashed…
Jofra Archer puts England in World Cup fast lane
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Sunday, 09 June 2019 10:02
We live in momentous times. Times which make us question things we thought as indubitable. So the Moon, we're told, is part of Mars; Dwayne Leverock, we now know, has the build of a heavyweight champion; and members of the Rolling Stones could be forgiven for reading about Tory leadership candidates and murmuring "those lads should take it easy".But, most…
Kyle Abbott six-for leaves Notts in a hole on Welbeck debut
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Sunday, 09 June 2019 12:07
Hampshire 93 for 2 (Weatherley 47*) trail Nottinghamshire 162 (Abbott 6-37) by 69 runsKyle Abbott believes that he made the decision a few months too early to leave South Africa for Hampshire in 2017. Equally, he is entitled to think that his move has at least given him a better chance of honours this summer.Whether Abbott would have made any…
Dhawan 117 and Bhuvneshwar's three for secure India's victory
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Sunday, 09 June 2019 11:53
India 352 for 5 (Dhawan 117, Kohli 82, Rohit 57, Hardik 48, Cummins 1-55) beat Australia 316 (Smith 69, Warner 56, Carey 55*, Bhuvneshwar 3-50) by 36 runs As it happenedThere was a masterclass in batting at The Oval. Shikhar Dhawan overcame a weakness to score 117. Steven Smith showed none as he made 69. Hardik Pandya was pure unfettered…
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