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Sarwan and Chanderpaul fight to save game (21 November 07:38) |
| The West Indians quickly gave up the gains of the third afternoon when they lost three wickets in the opening session of the final morning to be 4 for 204 |
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Root signs for Yorkshire (20 November 09:54) |
| Joe Root, the 18-year-old Sheffield-born opening batsman, has secured his future with Yorkshire. |
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Chris Nash suffers broken thumb (20 November 09:18) |
| Chris Nash, the Sussex batsman, has been forced to return home from the England performance squad in South Africa after fracturing his thumb during training |
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Bangladesh complete clean sweep (20 November 09:16) |
| Zimbabwe proved no match to Bangladesh in Bogra, losing by 121 runs and conceding the series 0-5 |
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Heavy rain leads to opening washout (20 November 08:43) |
| The opening one-day international at the Wanderers was abandoned without a ball bowled after the heavy rain that has plagued Johannesburg in recent days continued |
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Assam survive in thrilling draw (20 November 08:42) |
| A round-up of the fourth day's play of the third-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Plate League 2009-10 |
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Hampshire target Warne for Twenty20 (20 November 06:10) |
| Hampshire are in discussions to sign Shane Warne, their former captain, for next season's Twenty20 Cup |
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Tamil Nadu move top with big win (20 November 05:50) |
| A round-up of the fourth day's play of the third-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2009-10 |
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Heavy rain leaves match in doubt (20 November 05:37) |
| The opening one-day international at the Wanderers was under severe threat after continued heavy rain in Johannesburg led to a delayed start |
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Richard Cox named new Dutch boss (20 November 03:54) |
| The Netherlands board has named Richard Cox as its new chief executive |
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Stuart Clark to captain New South Wales (20 November 03:26) |
| Stuart Clark has been named New South Wales captain for the upcoming Sheffield Shield and one-day matches against Western Australia in Perth |
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Tendulkar Gambhir dead pitch frustrate Sri Lanka (20 November 02:23) |
| Gautam Gambhir, Sachin Tendulkar and a dead Ahmedabad pitch took Sri Lanka's dream of a first Test win in India to within a session - perhaps half - of its death |
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Williams keeps faith in faltering squad (20 November 02:02) |
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Graeme Aldridges 11 keeps ND on top (20 November 01:36) |
| A review of the second round of games in the 2009-10 Plunket Shield |
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Hughes hits back with 79 in draw (20 November 01:15) |
| Phillip Hughes added some excitement at the SCG by posting 79 the day after he was overlooked for the first Test squad |
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Dowlin and Barath lift West Indians spirits (20 November 01:00) |
| The openers Travis Dowlin and Adrian Barath provided the best news of the tour for the struggling West Indians |
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Tim McIntosh century rounds off draw (20 November 12:51) |
| Tim McIntosh continued his pre-series form with an unbeaten century against the touring Pakistanis in Queenstown |
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John Wright to assist New Zealand ahead of Tests (20 November 12:03) |
| John Wright, a prominent name doing the rounds for New Zealand's next coach, will work with the national side briefly ahead of the first Test against Pakistan |
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Gambhir dead pitch frustrate Sri Lanka (20 November 12:02) |
| Gautam Gambhir and a dead Ahmedabad pitch took Sri Lanka's dream of a first Test win in India a session closer to its death |
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Rogers hundred takes Victoria to the top (20 November 10:52) |
| Chris Rogers' century led Victoria to a seven-wicket win over Western Australia that pushed them into a three-way lead of the Sheffield Shield |
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New Zealand recall Peter Fulton for first two Tests (20 November 10:34) |
| New Zealand have recalled batsman Peter Fulton for the first two Tests against Pakistan starting November 24 |
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Reardon tees off as tourists wilt (20 November 10:17) |
| Queensland finally declared at 7 for 617 to give the West Indians a second bat and they got to tea unscathed |
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New Zealand recall Fulton for first two Tests (20 November 09:50) |
| New Zealand have recalled batsman Peter Fulton for the first two Tests against Pakistan starting November 24 |
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Warne and Clarke lead all-star outfits (20 November 08:59) |
| Shane Warne and his great mate Michael Clarke will go head to head as captains in a Twenty20 exhibition at the Gabba |
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Reardon provides more pain for tourists (20 November 07:54) |
| The struggles of the West Indians continued against Queensland |
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Karachi Blues remain on top with draw (19 November 09:38) |
| A round-up of the fourth day's action of the seventh round of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2009-10 |
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Parthiv Patel helps Gujarat to first-innings points (19 November 09:33) |
| A round-up of the third day's play of the third-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2009-10 |
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Nabi seals thumping JK win (19 November 09:25) |
| A round-up of the third day's play of the third-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Plate League 2009-10 |
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ICL owners serve notice on ICC English and Indian boards (19 November 08:40) |
| Essel Sports Private Ltd, the ICL's owners, have served a notice on the ICC and the English and Indian cricket boards over what it claims was an unlawful ban on players associated with the u... |
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Parthiv helps Gujarat to first-innings points (19 November 08:14) |
| A round-up of the third day's play of the third-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2009-10 |
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Durham to begin title defence against Essex (19 November 08:14) |
| Durham will launch their bid for a third consecutive County Championship title by taking on the newly-promoted Essex at Chester-le-Street |
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Gutsy Gambhir holds Indias fortunes (19 November 08:00) |
| On form, Gambhir is India's most bankable batsman. Mohali, Napier and Wellington are milestones in his career that indicate the calming influence he has had over the last 15 months |
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Injured England brace for battle (19 November 07:36) |
| England and South Africa shared last week's Twenty20 series 1-1, but that scoreline disguises the staggering gulf that emerged between the sides |
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Gambhir keeps Sri Lanka at bay (19 November 05:00) |
| Sri Lanka gave themselves a minimum of 134 overs and an ample cushion of runs to try and register their first Test win in India, but the Ahmedabad pitch got deader and deader every passing m... |
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Middlesex sign Gilchrist for Twenty20s (19 November 03:42) |
| Middlesex have signed a contract with Adam Gilchrist, and are in talks with Sachin Tendulkar, to play Twenty20 cricket for the county during the 2010 domestic season |
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Arthur calls for end to matey relations (19 November 03:27) |
| Mickey Arthur, the South Africa coach, has warned England of facing a more intimidating opposition in the ODI series which begins on Friday in Johannesburg |
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India openers go unbeaten into tea (19 November 02:32) |
| Sehwag survived his own ambitious mindset, and Gambhir looked solid, as India played out 16 of a minimum 134 overs Sri Lanka gave them to survive |
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Swann and Broad ruled out of first two ODIs (19 November 02:20) |
| Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann have been ruled out of the first two one-day internationals against South Africa |
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Marsh and Bailey conquer quality attack (19 November 02:08) |
| New South Wales could not prevent Tasmania from claiming first-innings honours at the SCG |
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Roach starts to stamp authority (19 November 01:53) |
| Kemar Roach is smaller than the great West Indian bowlers of the past but faster than he looks |
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Farhat and Fawad find form but Pakistan stumble (19 November 01:17) |
| It wasn't the most satisfying of warm-ups for Pakistan's batsmen on the second day against New Zealand Invitation XI in Queenstwon, with only two scoring half-centuries |
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Victoria on track after McDonald fires (19 November 01:05) |
| Andrew McDonald has seemingly slipped off the radar of the Test selectors but his frugal, smothering bowling helped Victoria back into their Sheffield Shield match at the MCG |
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Jayawardenes leave India 134 overs to survive (19 November 01:04) |
| Sri Lanka finally had mercy on India, declaring their innings closed 11.4 overs into the second session |
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West Indians bruised by Kruger Co (19 November 01:04) |
| The West Indian bowlers were punished by a pair of inexperienced batsmen as Queensland reached 4 for 384 |
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Jayawardenes accumulate ruthlessly (19 November 11:51) |
| India kept going through the motions, waiting, nay hoping, for a declaration, and the Jayawardenes accumulated ruthlessly |
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Greg Chappell fears for Test crickets future (19 November 11:33) |
| Greg Chappell has delivered a blunt message to cricket's administrators: Test cricket is under threat from Twenty20 and something must be done to save the traditional form of the game |
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Kruger adds to West Indians woes (19 November 10:25) |
| The West Indians tour is less than a week old but they are already under pressure |
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Peter McGlashan breaks domestic wicketkeeping record (19 November 09:52) |
| Peter McGlashan, the Northern Districts wicketkeeper, has set a New Zealand first-class record by effecting 12 dismissals in a match |
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Kruger wards off West Indians attack (19 November 08:00) |
| The West Indians' bowlers managed one wicket in steamy conditions in Brisbane as Queensland moved to 1 for 150 at lunch |
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Bollinger pops into first Test squad (19 November 07:46) |
| Doug Bollinger, the left-arm fast bowler, has been called into Australia's squad for the first Test against West Indies at the Gabba |
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