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RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) — World test champion South Africa will be heavily relying on its fit-again spinner Keshav Maharaj to level the two-test series against Pakistan as yet another dry pitch is prepared for the second test, starting on Monday.
A revolution was underway; Sunday night was mere vindication, however necessary, of India’s growing stature as a cricketing powerhouse, men and women both.
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Travis Head's Absence from Final Matches Carrara, Australia - November 3: Australian cricketer Travis Head will not participate in the last two matches of the five-match series as he prepares for the upcoming Ashes,
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Boom or bust: 'It's all happening at the MCG' but can Test cricket hit the heights in other countries?
When the sun starts to sting a little, you know it’s getting close. The thrill, the excitement, you can smell it in the
Guwahati will host its first Test with revised timings due to early sunsets. Play starts at 9 am, with tea before lunch to maximise daylight. It's the first time India will alter the session order in Tests to ensure all overs finish in natural light.
Jemimah Rodrigues' epic 127 leads India to one of the greatest World Cup wins, and provides them with a chance to change the women's game as we know it.
Openers Jake Weatherald and Matthew Renshaw will get their final opportunity to push for an Ashes call-up, while all-rounders Cameron Green and Beau Webster will be eager to prove their fitness after injury setbacks.