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Chennai loses out on hosting IPL 2019 final
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Monday, 22 April 2019 06:37
Hyderabad has been confirmed as the venue for the IPL final on May 12 after Chennai Super Kings failed to provide a solution to the long-standing issue of the three disputed - and closed - stands at MA Chidambaram Stadium.As reported last week, Super Kings - the defending champions and, therefore, the rightful hosts of the final - had been…
West Indies recall Hayley Matthews, Stacy-Ann King for Ireland, England tours
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Thursday, 18 April 2019 20:47
West Indies women have named a fit-again Hayley Matthews and left-arm pace-bowling allrounder Stacy-Ann King in the 14-member squad that will tour Ireland and England in May-June.Offspinner Anisa Mohammed, who was part of the squads that toured Pakistan and the UAE for the limited-overs series against the former, has been dropped alongside wicketkeeper-batsman Merissa Aguilleira, who had led the T20I…
KKR grapple with Russell's bowling form as RCB receive Steyn boost
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Thursday, 18 April 2019 13:17
Big PictureKolkata Knight Riders' over dependence on Andre Russell is no state secret. In fact, it's more by design than accident. However, it is around the allrounder Russell that their team was built. The problem here is Russell, the bowler. He has conceded over ten runs an over, without completing his quota of four overs even once this season.Against Chennai…
Mohammad Amir left out of Pakistan's World Cup squad
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Thursday, 18 April 2019 07:45
Pacer Mohammad Amir, the hero of Pakistan's previous triumph in an ICC tournament, will not play the World Cup in England as things stand. He was not part of the 15-member squad named by the PCB on Thursday for the showpiece event. Left-arm pacer Usman Shinwari also missed out. Another significant name missing from list was power-hitter Asif Ali.Amir will,…
Pandya brothers, Chahar star in Mumbai's emphatic win
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Thursday, 18 April 2019 12:45
Mumbai Indians 168 for 5 (Krunal 37*, de Kock 35, Rabada 2-38) beat Delhi Capitals 128 for 9 (Dhawan 35, Rahul 3-19, Bumrah 2-18) by 40 runsHardik Pandya monstered 32 off 15 balls, Krunal Pandya struck 37 not out off 27, and together the two put on a fifth-wicket partnership worth 54 off 26, which became the centrepiece of Mumbai…
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CSK opt to bat, Dhoni out with back spasms
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No vacant position up the order for Gill - Karthik
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Philippe stays with the Sydney Sixers leaving Scorchers to look elsewhere
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Mitchell Marsh's rise and fall, now what next?
Tuesday, 16 April 2019 10:46
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