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Pakistan Team Scripts History, Shatters Sensational 232-Year-Old Record
A 232-year-old record has been shattered in the ongoing Presidents Trophy, where Pakistan TV (PTV) pulled off the lowest successful defence in the history of first-class cricket.
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Former England Selector Ed Smith Appoined As Next MCC President
Former England selector Ed Smith has been named MCC's next president. He will serve a 12-month term, taking up the post on October 1 this year.
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MCC President Fred Oldfield Reflects On Awarding Sachin Tendulkar With Honorary Cricket Membership
The Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) President Fred Oldfield on Saturday reflected on legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar being honoured with Honorary Cricket Membership of MCC.
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Stephen Fry Named As Next Marylebone Cricket Club President
British actor and writer Stephen Fry has been named the next president of Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on Wednesday
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Cricket-Loving British Actor Stephen Fry Named Next MCC President
British actor and writer Stephen Fry was Wednesday named as the next president of the influential Marylebone Cricket Club, which is the custodian of the laws of the game.
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Marylebone Cricket Club Set To Name First Female President In 233 Years
Current incumbent Kumar Sangakkara, the first non-British MCC president, nominated Clare Connor via video link from his native Sri Lanka during an annual general meeting on Wednesday.
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Kumar Sangakkara Set For Second Consecutive Term As MCC President
Kumar Sangakkara took charge as the president of the MCC on October 1, 2019.
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Kumar Sangakkara Named MCC Captain For Pakistan Tour In 2020
MCC will send a touring squad to Pakistan next year under the captaincy of president Kumar Sangakkara.
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Kumar Sangakkara To Captain MCC Against Essex
Kumar Sangakkara will lead the MCC against English county champions Essex in Sri Lanka next March.
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Kumar Sangakkara Named As First Non-British MCC President
One member of the royal family has been the MCC president but, until now, nobody from overseas.
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Pakistan Team Scripts History, Shatters Sensational 232-Year-Old Record
A 232-year-old record has been shattered in the ongoing Presidents Trophy, where Pakistan TV (PTV) pulled off the lowest successful defence in the history of first-class cricket.
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Former England Selector Ed Smith Appoined As Next MCC President
Former England selector Ed Smith has been named MCC's next president. He will serve a 12-month term, taking up the post on October 1 this year.
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MCC President Fred Oldfield Reflects On Awarding Sachin Tendulkar With Honorary Cricket Membership
The Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) President Fred Oldfield on Saturday reflected on legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar being honoured with Honorary Cricket Membership of MCC.
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Stephen Fry Named As Next Marylebone Cricket Club President
British actor and writer Stephen Fry has been named the next president of Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on Wednesday
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Cricket-Loving British Actor Stephen Fry Named Next MCC President
British actor and writer Stephen Fry was Wednesday named as the next president of the influential Marylebone Cricket Club, which is the custodian of the laws of the game.
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Marylebone Cricket Club Set To Name First Female President In 233 Years
Current incumbent Kumar Sangakkara, the first non-British MCC president, nominated Clare Connor via video link from his native Sri Lanka during an annual general meeting on Wednesday.
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Kumar Sangakkara Set For Second Consecutive Term As MCC President
Kumar Sangakkara took charge as the president of the MCC on October 1, 2019.
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Kumar Sangakkara Named MCC Captain For Pakistan Tour In 2020
MCC will send a touring squad to Pakistan next year under the captaincy of president Kumar Sangakkara.
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Kumar Sangakkara To Captain MCC Against Essex
Kumar Sangakkara will lead the MCC against English county champions Essex in Sri Lanka next March.
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Kumar Sangakkara Named As First Non-British MCC President
One member of the royal family has been the MCC president but, until now, nobody from overseas.
