Sri Lankan players willing to answer Pakistan SOS
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New English Women's coach promises bright future
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Somerset fight back after Fulton century
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West Indies revival continues in evenly poised Test
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Manicaland v Matabeleland: Exciting finish in prospect after two days.
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Hagley Oval development gets court's okay
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Haigh scoops British Book award
da aposte e ganhe： Gideon Haigh's examination of one of the finest bowlers to play the game, was named the Cricket Book of the Year at the 11th annua
Clarke promotion would add stability to line-up – Warner
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Reardon and Hartley save Bulls from disaster
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Taylor, de Villiers star in high-scoring thriller
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