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ICC World Cup: Kemar Roach Hopeful After Injury Break
Kemar Roach had twisted his ankle but has since recovered and is ready to bolster West Indies' chances in the World Cup.
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World Cup: West Indies Upbeat About Kemar Roach, Darren Bravo Return
Kemar Roach was forced to withdraw from the West Indies side during the series in South Africa due to an ankle injury while Darren Bravo opted out of the tour for personal reasons.
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Kemar Roach Ruled Out of South Africa Tour, West Indies Call Up Kenroy Peters
Kemar Roach has been ruled out of the South Africa tour with an ankle injury.
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Live Cricket Score: Five-wicket Kemar Roach Sends Bangladesh Reeling
In two sustained, controlled spells, Kemar Roach tore through the top-order of the tourists' batting to finish with five for 33 -- his sixth five-wicket innings haul in Test cricket. Bangladesh were 104/7 at Day 2 stumps against West Indies' first innings score of 380.
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Kieron Pollard, Kemar Roach Back in West Indies Squad for Bangladesh ODIs
Kieron Pollard was sidelined by injury for most of last year and only returned to action during the domestic first-class season earlier this year.
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Kemar Roach out of India tour, Kieron Pollard to miss ODI series
Kemar Roach did not play the first Test in Kolkata as a result of a shoulder injury and has been sent back home for treatment.
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Kemar Roach doubtful starter for the 1st Test vs India due to shoulder injury
Both Kemar Roach and Shane Shillingford missed out on the three-day practice match against UPCA that concluded with a draw at the JU Saltlake Campus on Saturday due to shoulder injuries.
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Windies vs Pakistan, Stats: Shahid Afridi reaches 400 sixes in Zulfiqar Babar's dream debut
Pakistan debutant Zulfiqar Babar, Shahid Afridi and young Umar Amin overshadowed West Indies' Kieron Pollard, who came into his own after a long time.
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West Indies name T20 squad to face Pakistan
Darren Sammy returns to the role of captain with new ODI skipper Dwayne Bravo remaining as a member of the side.
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5th ODI: Misbah helps Pakistan seal series vs West Indies
Chasing West Indies' 242, Misbah-ul-Haq hit 63 as his team went past the finish line with just a solitary delivery left.
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3rd ODI: Jason Holder guides West Indies to thrilling tie versus Pakistan
Responding to the tourists' total of 229 for six, and requiring 15 off the final over to win, Holder smashed a four and a six resulting in some last ball drama.
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Sunil Narine aiming to extend wicket-taking form
Sunil Narine took four wickets for 26 runs off his 10 overs to floor the visitors and give the home side a crucial victory by 37 runs at the Guyana National Stadium, reports CMC.
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Misbah-ul-Haq and Dav Whatmore told to deliver positive results, says Najam Sethi
Before the team left for the West Indies, Misbah was told that he needed to do more as captain of the Test and one-day sides.
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India has enough depth in talent to make two teams, says Shahid Afridi
The former captain, who has made a comeback to the national squad for West Indies series, implored the cricket authorities including the selectors to treat senior Pakistan players with dignity and respect.
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Pakistan team has to take responsibility, says Misbah-ul-Haq
Pakistan ODI captain Misbah-ul-Haq, talking to media before departure, said the West Indian team always give tough time to visiting teams on their home turfs, "but we shall play a good cricket there".
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ICC World Cup: Kemar Roach Hopeful After Injury Break
Kemar Roach had twisted his ankle but has since recovered and is ready to bolster West Indies' chances in the World Cup.
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World Cup: West Indies Upbeat About Kemar Roach, Darren Bravo Return
Kemar Roach was forced to withdraw from the West Indies side during the series in South Africa due to an ankle injury while Darren Bravo opted out of the tour for personal reasons.
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Kemar Roach Ruled Out of South Africa Tour, West Indies Call Up Kenroy Peters
Kemar Roach has been ruled out of the South Africa tour with an ankle injury.
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Live Cricket Score: Five-wicket Kemar Roach Sends Bangladesh Reeling
In two sustained, controlled spells, Kemar Roach tore through the top-order of the tourists' batting to finish with five for 33 -- his sixth five-wicket innings haul in Test cricket. Bangladesh were 104/7 at Day 2 stumps against West Indies' first innings score of 380.
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Kieron Pollard, Kemar Roach Back in West Indies Squad for Bangladesh ODIs
Kieron Pollard was sidelined by injury for most of last year and only returned to action during the domestic first-class season earlier this year.
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Kemar Roach out of India tour, Kieron Pollard to miss ODI series
Kemar Roach did not play the first Test in Kolkata as a result of a shoulder injury and has been sent back home for treatment.
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Kemar Roach doubtful starter for the 1st Test vs India due to shoulder injury
Both Kemar Roach and Shane Shillingford missed out on the three-day practice match against UPCA that concluded with a draw at the JU Saltlake Campus on Saturday due to shoulder injuries.
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Windies vs Pakistan, Stats: Shahid Afridi reaches 400 sixes in Zulfiqar Babar's dream debut
Pakistan debutant Zulfiqar Babar, Shahid Afridi and young Umar Amin overshadowed West Indies' Kieron Pollard, who came into his own after a long time.
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West Indies name T20 squad to face Pakistan
Darren Sammy returns to the role of captain with new ODI skipper Dwayne Bravo remaining as a member of the side.
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5th ODI: Misbah helps Pakistan seal series vs West Indies
Chasing West Indies' 242, Misbah-ul-Haq hit 63 as his team went past the finish line with just a solitary delivery left.
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3rd ODI: Jason Holder guides West Indies to thrilling tie versus Pakistan
Responding to the tourists' total of 229 for six, and requiring 15 off the final over to win, Holder smashed a four and a six resulting in some last ball drama.
-
Sunil Narine aiming to extend wicket-taking form
Sunil Narine took four wickets for 26 runs off his 10 overs to floor the visitors and give the home side a crucial victory by 37 runs at the Guyana National Stadium, reports CMC.
-
Misbah-ul-Haq and Dav Whatmore told to deliver positive results, says Najam Sethi
Before the team left for the West Indies, Misbah was told that he needed to do more as captain of the Test and one-day sides.
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India has enough depth in talent to make two teams, says Shahid Afridi
The former captain, who has made a comeback to the national squad for West Indies series, implored the cricket authorities including the selectors to treat senior Pakistan players with dignity and respect.
-
Pakistan team has to take responsibility, says Misbah-ul-Haq
Pakistan ODI captain Misbah-ul-Haq, talking to media before departure, said the West Indian team always give tough time to visiting teams on their home turfs, "but we shall play a good cricket there".
