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In many places it has become fact that Brendan Nash is about to become the first white West Indian to…
Read MoreElliott guides New Zealand to 2-0 lead
Michael Clarke's 98 could not stop his unthinkable series loss from coming a step closer after Grant Elliott kept a…
Read MorePoor form a factor in quitting – Jayawardene
Mahela Jayawardene has said his poor form in recent one-day matches was a factor in his decision to resign as…
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Younis Khan, the Pakistan captain, has no expectations of a series win from his young side when it meets Sri…
Read MoreBuchanan backs 'resurgent' India to win series
John Buchanan, the former Australia coach, believes India are favourites to beat New Zealand in the upcoming seriesSidharth Monga in…
Read MoreTasmania left to fight for final berth
Brett Geeves stung Victoria with six wickets but his career-best bowling figures were not enough to keep Tasmania's chances of…
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