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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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CLT20: Ben Hilfenhaus, Doug Bollinger Blow Away Northern Knights
Sent into bat, Hobart Hurricanes rode on a brilliant half century from Aiden Blizzard and Shoaib Maik's quickfire 45 to score 178 for three before Ben Hilfenhaus (3/14) came up with a lethal opening spell to derail Northern Knights' chase.
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George Bailey says Mitchell Johnson will be missed in ICC World Twenty20, backs Doug Bollinger to deliver
Australia have never won the ICC World Twenty20. Skipper George Bailey feels the team has enough bowling depth to exploit conditions in the sub-continent.
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Doug Bollinger reprimanded for Code of Behaviour breach
The Sydney Thunder left-arm bowler was reported by the umpires for breaching Article 2.1.4 - using language that is obscene, offensive or insulting during a match. The incident occurred during the Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Thunder match.
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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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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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CLT20: Ben Hilfenhaus, Doug Bollinger Blow Away Northern Knights
Sent into bat, Hobart Hurricanes rode on a brilliant half century from Aiden Blizzard and Shoaib Maik's quickfire 45 to score 178 for three before Ben Hilfenhaus (3/14) came up with a lethal opening spell to derail Northern Knights' chase.
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George Bailey says Mitchell Johnson will be missed in ICC World Twenty20, backs Doug Bollinger to deliver
Australia have never won the ICC World Twenty20. Skipper George Bailey feels the team has enough bowling depth to exploit conditions in the sub-continent.
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Doug Bollinger reprimanded for Code of Behaviour breach
The Sydney Thunder left-arm bowler was reported by the umpires for breaching Article 2.1.4 - using language that is obscene, offensive or insulting during a match. The incident occurred during the Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Thunder match.
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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.
