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Ben Dunk, Cameron White and Doug Bollinger in Australia's T20 Squad for South Africa Series; Shane Watson Returns
Ben Dunk, 27, was one of the top players in the Twenty20 Big Bash League last season.
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Champions League Twenty20: Sunil Narine Has Long Career Ahead, Says KKR Coach Trevor Bayliss
Asked about Sunil Narine being reported for suspected illegal bowling action, Kolkata Knight Riders coach Trevor Bayliss said the development came as a surprise as he has been with KKR for the past three years.
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2nd one-dayer: New Zealand A must do the running against India 'A'
New Zealand A got a glimpse of what to expect during India A's dominating six-wicket win on Sunday. Although marked by all-round effort, the two men who stood out were Robin Uthappa and Unmukt Chand, the openers who put together 178 to help chase down the target of 258 with nearly six overs to spare.
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Playing Doug Bracewell at the Delhi Daredevils nets helped a lot: Manprit Juneja
Juneja hopes that India A can press for a win after his 178 put the home team in control against New Zealand A.
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India A reach 94-2 in reply to New Zealand A's 437
India A still have an uphill task at hands as the hosts are trailing by 343 runs with eight wickets remaining in their first innings.
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2nd Test: Joe Root's maiden ton takes England to 337/7 on Day 2
It was another composed display by Root following his 71 in England's 170-run first win in the first of this two-Test series at Lord's last week and means he has now scored 861 first-class runs in seven innings this season.
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Daniel Vettori out of second Test against England
Doug Bracewell, who missed out at Lord's, will play at Headingley meaning the tourists will field four seamers, with spin provided by part-time off-break bowler Kane Williamson.
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No Doug Bracewell as New Zealand unchanged for 2nd England Test
Spinner Bruce Martin and opening batsman Hamish Rutherford both made their Test debuts in Dunedin, with Rutherford hitting 171 in his first innings, the seventh highest debut in Test history, and Martin taking five wickets.
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New Zealand's Doug Bracewell ruled out of first Test, 'sorry' for behaviour
Team manager Mike Sandle said he was disappointed in Bracewell, who had brought unwelcome attention on the Black Caps on the eve of the Test. New Zealand lost both the recently completed one-day and Twenty20 series against England 2-1 and go into the Test series as underdogs.
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Preview: England firm favourites for New Zealand Test series
The home side come into the series after a drubbing in South Africa, where they lost both Tests by an innings, and they are still adjusting to the axing of Ross Taylor as captain in favour of Brendon McCullum late last year. England are set to welcome James Anderson and Steven Finn back into the bowling attack after they were rested for the tou...
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Hashim Amla's ton guides South Africa as New Zealand attack falls away
In the morning, Smith had to shake off a forceful blow on the helmet early on from Bracewell, but recovered after some brief treatment to push South Africa on after choosing to bat first. His stand with Amla put South Africa in initial control at 99-1 at lunch and then 121-1, but the Kiwis pulled it back early in the afternoon.
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1st T20: Bowlers lead South Africa to massive victory over hapless New Zealand
A great start for Faf du Plessis, the new South Africa T20 skipper.
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Kiwi pacers give a spin to the tale
It may look like a mistimed flick by Virender Sehwag that brought an end to his free-flowing knock, but, in reality, he was precisely drawn into it by Doug Bracewell. A brilliant catch by Daniel Flynn only made it easier for the plan to be executed.
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New Zealand in with a chance, feels coach Carter
New Zealand have as good a chance as India to win the second Test given their array of fast bowlers who will have a major say in the outcome, according to Kiwi team's assistant and bowling coach Bob Carter.
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2nd Test, Day 3: Ashwin's five saves India's day, New Zealand lead by 244
The second Test between India and New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore was fascinatingly poised at stumps on the third day, with New Zealand 232 for 9, a lead of 244. Having chased 207 here to win against Australia in 2010, and with the pitch showing little signs of wear, India hold a slender advantage.
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Ben Dunk, Cameron White and Doug Bollinger in Australia's T20 Squad for South Africa Series; Shane Watson Returns
Ben Dunk, 27, was one of the top players in the Twenty20 Big Bash League last season.
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Champions League Twenty20: Sunil Narine Has Long Career Ahead, Says KKR Coach Trevor Bayliss
Asked about Sunil Narine being reported for suspected illegal bowling action, Kolkata Knight Riders coach Trevor Bayliss said the development came as a surprise as he has been with KKR for the past three years.
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2nd one-dayer: New Zealand A must do the running against India 'A'
New Zealand A got a glimpse of what to expect during India A's dominating six-wicket win on Sunday. Although marked by all-round effort, the two men who stood out were Robin Uthappa and Unmukt Chand, the openers who put together 178 to help chase down the target of 258 with nearly six overs to spare.
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Playing Doug Bracewell at the Delhi Daredevils nets helped a lot: Manprit Juneja
Juneja hopes that India A can press for a win after his 178 put the home team in control against New Zealand A.
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India A reach 94-2 in reply to New Zealand A's 437
India A still have an uphill task at hands as the hosts are trailing by 343 runs with eight wickets remaining in their first innings.
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2nd Test: Joe Root's maiden ton takes England to 337/7 on Day 2
It was another composed display by Root following his 71 in England's 170-run first win in the first of this two-Test series at Lord's last week and means he has now scored 861 first-class runs in seven innings this season.
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Daniel Vettori out of second Test against England
Doug Bracewell, who missed out at Lord's, will play at Headingley meaning the tourists will field four seamers, with spin provided by part-time off-break bowler Kane Williamson.
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No Doug Bracewell as New Zealand unchanged for 2nd England Test
Spinner Bruce Martin and opening batsman Hamish Rutherford both made their Test debuts in Dunedin, with Rutherford hitting 171 in his first innings, the seventh highest debut in Test history, and Martin taking five wickets.
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New Zealand's Doug Bracewell ruled out of first Test, 'sorry' for behaviour
Team manager Mike Sandle said he was disappointed in Bracewell, who had brought unwelcome attention on the Black Caps on the eve of the Test. New Zealand lost both the recently completed one-day and Twenty20 series against England 2-1 and go into the Test series as underdogs.
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Preview: England firm favourites for New Zealand Test series
The home side come into the series after a drubbing in South Africa, where they lost both Tests by an innings, and they are still adjusting to the axing of Ross Taylor as captain in favour of Brendon McCullum late last year. England are set to welcome James Anderson and Steven Finn back into the bowling attack after they were rested for the tou...
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Hashim Amla's ton guides South Africa as New Zealand attack falls away
In the morning, Smith had to shake off a forceful blow on the helmet early on from Bracewell, but recovered after some brief treatment to push South Africa on after choosing to bat first. His stand with Amla put South Africa in initial control at 99-1 at lunch and then 121-1, but the Kiwis pulled it back early in the afternoon.
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1st T20: Bowlers lead South Africa to massive victory over hapless New Zealand
A great start for Faf du Plessis, the new South Africa T20 skipper.
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Kiwi pacers give a spin to the tale
It may look like a mistimed flick by Virender Sehwag that brought an end to his free-flowing knock, but, in reality, he was precisely drawn into it by Doug Bracewell. A brilliant catch by Daniel Flynn only made it easier for the plan to be executed.
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New Zealand in with a chance, feels coach Carter
New Zealand have as good a chance as India to win the second Test given their array of fast bowlers who will have a major say in the outcome, according to Kiwi team's assistant and bowling coach Bob Carter.
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2nd Test, Day 3: Ashwin's five saves India's day, New Zealand lead by 244
The second Test between India and New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore was fascinatingly poised at stumps on the third day, with New Zealand 232 for 9, a lead of 244. Having chased 207 here to win against Australia in 2010, and with the pitch showing little signs of wear, India hold a slender advantage.
