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PM Narendra Modi Pays Tribute to Philip Hughes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today joined the cricket world in mourning the death of young Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, who lost his life after being hit by a bouncer.
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Phillip Hughes, of Potential, Promise and a Sad Ending
Phillip Hughes played in 26 Test and became the first Australian batsman in the history of ODI cricket to score a century on debut.
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The Ashes: Chris Rogers feels pressure to hold Australia spot
The opener said he is feeling the heat to perform as potential replacement Phil Hughes is in the midst of a run-scoring spree in the domestic Sheffield Shield competition.
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India vs Australia: Phil Hughes backs changes in ODI rules
With the introduction of two new balls, the Indian pacers who rely more on reverse swing after the ball becomes old, have been rendered ineffective.
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David Warner, Phil Hughes will make their mark in the Ashes: Ricky Ponting
Ponting, who retired from international cricket last year after 168 Tests, feels David Warner will have learned from his exclusion while Hughes has been harshly treated.
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The Ashes: No.3 conundrum for Australia - Phil Hughes or Usman Khawaja
Usman Khawaja averages a lowly 24.38 from 14 innings at the position and appears to be in the firing line for the fifth Ashes Test. Phil Hughes, who played in the first two Ashes Tests, has since had the most decent record at no.3, scoring 372 runs at an average of 37.20 in 10 innings.
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The Ashes: Steve Waugh urges Darren Lehmann to stick by Australia's top six
Steve Waugh said he experienced first-hand the benefits of selectors showing faith, as he did not win a Test match until his 13th Test and failed to score a ton until his 26th Test.
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Steve Waugh, Phil Hughes and the need for patience
Steve Waugh won eight of the nine Ashes Tests in which he led - the Sydney loss in 2003 came with Australia 4-0 up - but his approach to the contests was shaped by his first experience of them, in 1986-87. He scored 310 runs and took 10 wickets at 33.6, but England won 2-1 on Australian soil.
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The Ashes: Matthew Wade wastes chance to boost third Test bid
Ed Cowan added 66 and Phil Hughes made 84 in an opening stand of 150 as Australia, who trail 2-0 against England in the five-Test series, ended the first day on 354 for five after winning the toss.
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The Ashes: Batting order changes 'frustrating' but Phillip Hughes keen to make a mark
The constant changing of batting order is due to to two possible reasons - Phil Hughes not making one spot his own and Australia's batting not clicking in general. Hughes too finds it a bit frustrating but is keen to make a mark.
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Ashton Agar: A dream Ashes debut for spinner who spun with his bat
Ashton Agar played a memorable knock which rescued Australia from dire straits on Day 2 of the first Ashes Test against England.
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Who is Ashton Agar?
Ten weeks ago, 19-year-old Ashton Agar from Melbourne was looking forward to spending the English summer as an Australian Institute of Sports scholar. His life changed this week after Australia gave him the Baggy Green ahead of the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge.
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The Ashes: Alastair Cook, Kevin Pietersen resurrect England after Starc's double blow
Cook and Pietersen added an unbroken stand of 69 runs for the 3rd wicket as they saw England through to stumps on Day 2 after Ashton Agar's heroics with the bat stole the show for Australia.
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The Ashes: England vs Australia Day 2, as it happened
Alastair Cook and Kevin Pietersen rallied to take England to a comfortable 80/2 at stumps on Day 2 with a lead of 15 runs over Australia. This was after Australia had scored 280 courtesy a last wicket stand of 163 between Phil Hughes and Ashton Agar.
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Ashes warm-up: Ton-up Michael Clarke puts Aussies on top vs Worcestershire
Clarke, who had been suffering from a recurrence of his longstanding back injury during the early stages of the tour, got in touch for next week's first Test against England at Trent Bridge by making 124 off just 98 balls.
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PM Narendra Modi Pays Tribute to Philip Hughes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today joined the cricket world in mourning the death of young Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, who lost his life after being hit by a bouncer.
-
Phillip Hughes, of Potential, Promise and a Sad Ending
Phillip Hughes played in 26 Test and became the first Australian batsman in the history of ODI cricket to score a century on debut.
-
The Ashes: Chris Rogers feels pressure to hold Australia spot
The opener said he is feeling the heat to perform as potential replacement Phil Hughes is in the midst of a run-scoring spree in the domestic Sheffield Shield competition.
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India vs Australia: Phil Hughes backs changes in ODI rules
With the introduction of two new balls, the Indian pacers who rely more on reverse swing after the ball becomes old, have been rendered ineffective.
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David Warner, Phil Hughes will make their mark in the Ashes: Ricky Ponting
Ponting, who retired from international cricket last year after 168 Tests, feels David Warner will have learned from his exclusion while Hughes has been harshly treated.
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The Ashes: No.3 conundrum for Australia - Phil Hughes or Usman Khawaja
Usman Khawaja averages a lowly 24.38 from 14 innings at the position and appears to be in the firing line for the fifth Ashes Test. Phil Hughes, who played in the first two Ashes Tests, has since had the most decent record at no.3, scoring 372 runs at an average of 37.20 in 10 innings.
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The Ashes: Steve Waugh urges Darren Lehmann to stick by Australia's top six
Steve Waugh said he experienced first-hand the benefits of selectors showing faith, as he did not win a Test match until his 13th Test and failed to score a ton until his 26th Test.
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Steve Waugh, Phil Hughes and the need for patience
Steve Waugh won eight of the nine Ashes Tests in which he led - the Sydney loss in 2003 came with Australia 4-0 up - but his approach to the contests was shaped by his first experience of them, in 1986-87. He scored 310 runs and took 10 wickets at 33.6, but England won 2-1 on Australian soil.
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The Ashes: Matthew Wade wastes chance to boost third Test bid
Ed Cowan added 66 and Phil Hughes made 84 in an opening stand of 150 as Australia, who trail 2-0 against England in the five-Test series, ended the first day on 354 for five after winning the toss.
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The Ashes: Batting order changes 'frustrating' but Phillip Hughes keen to make a mark
The constant changing of batting order is due to to two possible reasons - Phil Hughes not making one spot his own and Australia's batting not clicking in general. Hughes too finds it a bit frustrating but is keen to make a mark.
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Ashton Agar: A dream Ashes debut for spinner who spun with his bat
Ashton Agar played a memorable knock which rescued Australia from dire straits on Day 2 of the first Ashes Test against England.
-
Who is Ashton Agar?
Ten weeks ago, 19-year-old Ashton Agar from Melbourne was looking forward to spending the English summer as an Australian Institute of Sports scholar. His life changed this week after Australia gave him the Baggy Green ahead of the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge.
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The Ashes: Alastair Cook, Kevin Pietersen resurrect England after Starc's double blow
Cook and Pietersen added an unbroken stand of 69 runs for the 3rd wicket as they saw England through to stumps on Day 2 after Ashton Agar's heroics with the bat stole the show for Australia.
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The Ashes: England vs Australia Day 2, as it happened
Alastair Cook and Kevin Pietersen rallied to take England to a comfortable 80/2 at stumps on Day 2 with a lead of 15 runs over Australia. This was after Australia had scored 280 courtesy a last wicket stand of 163 between Phil Hughes and Ashton Agar.
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Ashes warm-up: Ton-up Michael Clarke puts Aussies on top vs Worcestershire
Clarke, who had been suffering from a recurrence of his longstanding back injury during the early stages of the tour, got in touch for next week's first Test against England at Trent Bridge by making 124 off just 98 balls.
