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Cricket Australia Lauds Bill Lawry on Australia Hall of Fame Induction
Cricket Australia congratulated former Aussie skipper Bill Lawry, who was given the honour at a gala celebration in Melbourne on Thursday.
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Muppet Show II: Shane Warne slams Australian rotational policy, calls to tweak ODI and T20 rules
Warne also suggests changes to the ODI and T20 formats, saying too many changes in rules and restrictions will spoil the limited-overs game.
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As Aussie season begins, Tony Greig, Bill Lawry's banter missing in commentary box
Tony Greig and Bill Lawry are being missed in the commentary box with the first Test of the Australian cricket season beginning here on Friday.
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Shane Warne involved in road rage incident
Australia spin legend Shane Warne on Tuesday found himself in the middle of a road rage incident when a cyclist hit the bonnet of his car at a traffic light here.
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The dream is dead for Sachin, Dravid and Laxman
It's all over, as Bill Lawry would say. Sachin Tendulkar: 22 years of international cricket, five Test tours to Australia. Rahul Dravid: close to 16 years of international cricket, four tours to Australia. VVS Laxman: same as Dravid. They will never win a Test series in Australia. How broken the three must feel. Australia, the land that loved t...
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Warne had threatened to walk out of first IPL
Shane Warne has revealed he threatened to walk out of the Rajasthan Royals side during the first season over interference in team selection by "certain people". In an interview to a television channel, Warne said he had had to make some tough decisions in his tenure as Rajasthan captain, and having his say over selection was one of them.
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Now, Royals say no issues with the pitch
The Rajasthan Royals have finally taken what appears as a conciliatory tone in the pitch debacle issue that erupted after their loss against the Chennai Super Kings at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium on Monday.
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'Ridiculous to have instructions on pitch'
Giving a new twist to the controversy over the Sawai Mansingh wicket here, Rajasthan Royals skipper Shane Warne today termed the "instructions" to make a new strip for the side's remaining home games in the Indian Premier League as "ridiculous".
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ODI was Bradman's brainchild: Bill Lawry
ODI was the brainchild of Sir Donald Bradman and it was only money and nothing else which encouraged its introduction into the international arena.
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Lawry, McKenzie into Australian hall of fame
Bill Lawry and Graham McKenzie, whose Test careers ran side by side, will be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame on Monday.
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Warne, Lawry demand Warner's inclusion
Shane Warne joined in the chorus along with former Oz skipper Bill Lawry in demanding the inclusion of wonderkid David Warner in the ODI squad.
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Former skippers back Ponting in hour of crisis
Former captains Richie Benaud, Bill Lawry and Mark Taylor threw their weight behind Ricky Ponting and said people need to be patient as the present.
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Lee not fit to be at his best: Ex-Aus captain
Former Australian captain Bill Lawry suggests that the only way to save the pace spearhead's career is to keep him off cricket for a while.
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Cricket Australia Lauds Bill Lawry on Australia Hall of Fame Induction
Cricket Australia congratulated former Aussie skipper Bill Lawry, who was given the honour at a gala celebration in Melbourne on Thursday.
-
Muppet Show II: Shane Warne slams Australian rotational policy, calls to tweak ODI and T20 rules
Warne also suggests changes to the ODI and T20 formats, saying too many changes in rules and restrictions will spoil the limited-overs game.
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As Aussie season begins, Tony Greig, Bill Lawry's banter missing in commentary box
Tony Greig and Bill Lawry are being missed in the commentary box with the first Test of the Australian cricket season beginning here on Friday.
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Shane Warne involved in road rage incident
Australia spin legend Shane Warne on Tuesday found himself in the middle of a road rage incident when a cyclist hit the bonnet of his car at a traffic light here.
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The dream is dead for Sachin, Dravid and Laxman
It's all over, as Bill Lawry would say. Sachin Tendulkar: 22 years of international cricket, five Test tours to Australia. Rahul Dravid: close to 16 years of international cricket, four tours to Australia. VVS Laxman: same as Dravid. They will never win a Test series in Australia. How broken the three must feel. Australia, the land that loved t...
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Warne had threatened to walk out of first IPL
Shane Warne has revealed he threatened to walk out of the Rajasthan Royals side during the first season over interference in team selection by "certain people". In an interview to a television channel, Warne said he had had to make some tough decisions in his tenure as Rajasthan captain, and having his say over selection was one of them.
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Now, Royals say no issues with the pitch
The Rajasthan Royals have finally taken what appears as a conciliatory tone in the pitch debacle issue that erupted after their loss against the Chennai Super Kings at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium on Monday.
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'Ridiculous to have instructions on pitch'
Giving a new twist to the controversy over the Sawai Mansingh wicket here, Rajasthan Royals skipper Shane Warne today termed the "instructions" to make a new strip for the side's remaining home games in the Indian Premier League as "ridiculous".
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ODI was Bradman's brainchild: Bill Lawry
ODI was the brainchild of Sir Donald Bradman and it was only money and nothing else which encouraged its introduction into the international arena.
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Lawry, McKenzie into Australian hall of fame
Bill Lawry and Graham McKenzie, whose Test careers ran side by side, will be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame on Monday.
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Warne, Lawry demand Warner's inclusion
Shane Warne joined in the chorus along with former Oz skipper Bill Lawry in demanding the inclusion of wonderkid David Warner in the ODI squad.
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Former skippers back Ponting in hour of crisis
Former captains Richie Benaud, Bill Lawry and Mark Taylor threw their weight behind Ricky Ponting and said people need to be patient as the present.
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Lee not fit to be at his best: Ex-Aus captain
Former Australian captain Bill Lawry suggests that the only way to save the pace spearhead's career is to keep him off cricket for a while.
