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3 weeks agoMy proudest moments are when I had to fight': Michael Carberry on cricket, cancer and captaincy
Michael Carberry progressed from a Surrey academy prospect to a professional cricketer by learning from elite players and eventually seeking new opportunities at Kent after limited first-team chances.
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3 weeks agoGavaskar links Sunrisers signing of Pakistan's Abrar to Indian deaths
Sunil Gavaskar criticized an Indian-owned Hundred franchise for signing Pakistani bowler Abrar Ahmed, arguing that payments to Pakistani players indirectly fund weapons that cause Indian military and civilian casualties.
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2 weeks agoI wanted the rollercoaster of being emotionally invested': Ian Bell on coaching, England and the 2005 Ashes WhatsApp
Bell insists that time batting against the red ball is still fundamental to the modern player. He emphasizes the value of scoring runs in first-class cricket and how it sets you up, learning how to bat, how to build hundreds, and how to stay out there for multiple sessions.
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English Premier League
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3 weeks agoAll we wanted to do was go and win the Ashes': Ollie Pope hits out at England critics
England's players were committed to winning the Ashes despite perceptions otherwise, with poor performance and off-field incidents creating a misconception of indifference toward the series.
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1 month agoPakistan's Abrar signed by India-owned Sunrisers in Hundred auction
Leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed was bought by Sunrisers Leeds for 190,000 pounds ($254,000) in the men's auction for the Hundred, despite concerns that Indian-owned teams might avoid signing cricketers from Pakistan. In February, media reports suggested that Manchester Super Giants, MI London, Southern Brave and Sunrisers Leeds would not consider signing Pakistani players for the United Kingdom-based competition amid tensions between neighbours India and Pakistan.
English Premier League
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1 month agoI'm available for discussion': Kevin Pietersen puts himself up for England role
Rob Key has mentioned it on a couple of occasions, but we've never really got to that position where it's like: OK, what should we do here? If Rob Key called me and said: I want to talk to you properly, then I'll talk to him, definitely. I'm available to have the discussion.
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2 months agoOllie Peake: the boy who used to sleep in his cricket gear emerges as Ashes hope for Australia
Ollie Peake, 19, captains Australia Under-19s, producing match-winning performances and rapidly progressing through youth and senior ranks while prioritising Victoria team success.
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1 month agoMcCullum hits back at unfair' critics and says England can achieve something special'
Brendon McCullum defends his coaching record, asserting England's informal environment prioritizes elite performance and skill implementation despite criticism about focus on leisure activities.
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1 month agoBrendon McCullum poised to stay on as ECB backs England head coach
McCullum is believed to have convinced the ECB he remains the right man for the job as a result of performances and attitude shown by the white-ball team in India. England won six of their eight World Cup games and five of six matches on the white-ball tour to Sri Lanka that preceded it, showing fighting spirit to come through tight contests against Pakistan and New Zealand.
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1 month agoGet real Australia: Mark Waugh and Ian Healy slam selectors after T20 World Cup exit
Australia were eliminated early from the T20 World Cup after group-stage losses and a rain-abandoned match, prompting criticism over selection choices and Steve Smith's omission.
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