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Police officers in Trinidad and Tobago, where India and Sri Lanka will play their first round World Cup matches, have…
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On paper, it appears that Sri Lanka's batting too ought to be better equipped for the conditions. The Preview by…
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Cricket Kenya is expected to offer Roger Harper, the national coach, an extension to his contract which expires at the…
Read More'We didn't test them' – Lara
Australia have now won 22 of their last 23 matches in World Cup competitions dating back to 1999 - a…
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Read MoreThe party pooper and Nixon's psychological ploy
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West Indies were not fit enough to challenge opponents in better condition and needed to lift their work-rate to again…
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