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Britain's Prince Harry in New Zealand Amid Flag Debate
Britain's Prince Harry arrived in New Zealand Saturday to start a week-long visit amidst a national debate on whether the country should trim part of its colonial British ties by changing the flag.
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Steve Smith May Replace Michael Clarke as Australia's Permanent Captain
Australian media has reported that senior cricket officials Down Under are reassessing Michael Clarke
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Steve Smith and I Could Play Together in Australian Team: Michael Clarke
Michael Clarke has been given a February 21 deadline by Cricket Australia (CA) to make himself available to captain the team for the World Cup, starting February 14.
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Brad Haddin Backs Choosing Steve Smith as Skipper
Steve Smith replaced Michael Clarke as skipper after the latter was injured during the Test series against India.
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India vs Australia: Brad Haddin Backs 'Outstanding' Call to Make Steve Smith Captain
Following injury to Michael Clarke in Adelaide Test, Cricket Australia turned to Steve Smith for captaincy in the remainder of the Test series vs India.
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Steve Smith Should Remain Captain Even if Michael Clarke Returns, Says Ian Chappell
Steve Smith was named 'stand-in' skipper of Australia after Michael Clarke was ruled out of the Test series vs India after their win in Adelaide due to a hamstring injury.
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Captains Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Steve Smith in Spotlight for Gabba Test
Mahendra Singh Dhoni takes back the reins from Virat Kohli while Steve Smith fills in for an injured Michael Clarke
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Steve Smith: Five Lesser Known Facts About Australia's New Captain
Steve Smith was named Australia's 45th Test captain after Michael Clarke was ruled out of the series against India.
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'Whirlwind' Blows Baby-Faced Steve Smith to Australia Captaincy
Long marked for big things, Steve Smith was named Australia's 45th Test captain in place of injured Michael Clarke and will have scarcely two days to digest the appointment before leading the team against India in the second Test in Brisbane.
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Steve Smith Named Australia's Stand-in Skipper For Remaining Three Tests vs India
With regular skipper Clarke expected to miss the rest of the four-match Test series due to injury, 25-year-old Steve Smith was handed the job after Australia's first Test victory in Adelaide on Saturday.
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Britain's Prince Harry in New Zealand Amid Flag Debate
Britain's Prince Harry arrived in New Zealand Saturday to start a week-long visit amidst a national debate on whether the country should trim part of its colonial British ties by changing the flag.
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Steve Smith May Replace Michael Clarke as Australia's Permanent Captain
Australian media has reported that senior cricket officials Down Under are reassessing Michael Clarke
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Steve Smith and I Could Play Together in Australian Team: Michael Clarke
Michael Clarke has been given a February 21 deadline by Cricket Australia (CA) to make himself available to captain the team for the World Cup, starting February 14.
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Brad Haddin Backs Choosing Steve Smith as Skipper
Steve Smith replaced Michael Clarke as skipper after the latter was injured during the Test series against India.
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India vs Australia: Brad Haddin Backs 'Outstanding' Call to Make Steve Smith Captain
Following injury to Michael Clarke in Adelaide Test, Cricket Australia turned to Steve Smith for captaincy in the remainder of the Test series vs India.
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Steve Smith Should Remain Captain Even if Michael Clarke Returns, Says Ian Chappell
Steve Smith was named 'stand-in' skipper of Australia after Michael Clarke was ruled out of the Test series vs India after their win in Adelaide due to a hamstring injury.
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Captains Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Steve Smith in Spotlight for Gabba Test
Mahendra Singh Dhoni takes back the reins from Virat Kohli while Steve Smith fills in for an injured Michael Clarke
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Steve Smith: Five Lesser Known Facts About Australia's New Captain
Steve Smith was named Australia's 45th Test captain after Michael Clarke was ruled out of the series against India.
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'Whirlwind' Blows Baby-Faced Steve Smith to Australia Captaincy
Long marked for big things, Steve Smith was named Australia's 45th Test captain in place of injured Michael Clarke and will have scarcely two days to digest the appointment before leading the team against India in the second Test in Brisbane.
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Steve Smith Named Australia's Stand-in Skipper For Remaining Three Tests vs India
With regular skipper Clarke expected to miss the rest of the four-match Test series due to injury, 25-year-old Steve Smith was handed the job after Australia's first Test victory in Adelaide on Saturday.
