Rab. Des 17th, 2025
Trending News: Warne breaks the 600-wicket barrierGood length, good resultsPietersen the pulveriserDark horses and settling scoresSehwag's first-ball woes'I just thought I had nothing to lose'Nearly breaking freeWarne hits backDan Lawrence still has shots to play after missing his Test openingZimbabwe fail the fitness TestSymonds' scoring spree and India's losing streakA hero's burdenThe art of the riposteAustralia's cracks finally exposedOdd man inThe Murali story in numbersPakistan brought down to earthSehwag decodes Mendis mysteryComing to fruition'Dhoni is priceless'Laxman and Ganguly master a meanieSuperstitious debutant, a umpire under fire and other storiesHayden must goRated OIndia's efforts fail to match aspirationsBuoyant India unfazed by dismal recordWe're here to bury StanfordRecords tumble in inaugural championshipThe Sangakkara edgeWarnie's latest trickShadow-practise, dream, waitIron manIll-prepared Australia need Twenty20 rethinkFourth-innings giant and a subcontinent star'We have all had to grow up'A duck for a victoryKieswetter goes against the scriptStruggling Bangladesh seamers face the heatIs Murali losing his touch?Responsible Suman steps up for DeccanAn Australian sort of heroFar ahead of the packManic SaturdayBest chance for Pakistan's batsmenTendulkar better than everFrom out of nothing'Glad I don't need to face him'Tsotsobe's poor luck continuesA city made for cricketBell finally ends quest for Ashes tonStrauss and Tendulkar weave a tapestry to savourEngland's chance to end Perth jinxMisbah does a Gooch, and school's outNew highs for Netherlands despite defeatLopsided but laidbackThe stumping, the inevitables and vintage SymondsIndia's bowling rises to the challengeAnguish and ecstasy for RampaulDharamsala revisited, and the dugout catchA Kolpak contract that aided South AfricaTed Alletson's great inningsA staggering achievementHarare callingA stitch in time and lightning reflexesWhat, no hundredth?Leadership lifts HaddinSmith's unhappy return'He taught us to value our wicket''I show intent and it came off today' – WarnerRigid India falter againThe pain then, the happiness now'Three formats cannot be played in equal numbers'The troubled, passionate cricketer from Nevisde Villiers shows New Zealand the wayNew Zealand attack allows South Africa off the mat'Not just a Black Cap''When I was younger I used to bowl like Shoaib'Strauss shows his diplomatic skills over TwitterBangladesh jubilant, but not done yetPressure off Hafeez as he finds formLee takes his leavePhilander and SA creating their own historyWhat's their story?New Zealand refuse to breakA German at the cricketEscape the hustle'Everyone gets a second chance and I want it too'Tendulkar states his defence'Is he bowling or begging?'Roelof's roar and Lumb's comic fieldingSouth Africa lose their middle-order mettleDormant Khulna pitch a bowler's headacheEngland rewarded after learning harsh lessonsMoment yet to sink in for Abul HasanHenriques' unique featHistory and stats point to Ashes glory for EnglandOne of the last great romanticsElgar makes the leap with maiden Test hundredAustralian batting goes 19th centuryDaniel Vettori, lower-order saviour
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Rab. Des 17th, 2025
Trending News: Warne breaks the 600-wicket barrierGood length, good resultsPietersen the pulveriserDark horses and settling scoresSehwag's first-ball woes'I just thought I had nothing to lose'Nearly breaking freeWarne hits backDan Lawrence still has shots to play after missing his Test openingZimbabwe fail the fitness TestSymonds' scoring spree and India's losing streakA hero's burdenThe art of the riposteAustralia's cracks finally exposedOdd man inThe Murali story in numbersPakistan brought down to earthSehwag decodes Mendis mysteryComing to fruition'Dhoni is priceless'Laxman and Ganguly master a meanieSuperstitious debutant, a umpire under fire and other storiesHayden must goRated OIndia's efforts fail to match aspirationsBuoyant India unfazed by dismal recordWe're here to bury StanfordRecords tumble in inaugural championshipThe Sangakkara edgeWarnie's latest trickShadow-practise, dream, waitIron manIll-prepared Australia need Twenty20 rethinkFourth-innings giant and a subcontinent star'We have all had to grow up'A duck for a victoryKieswetter goes against the scriptStruggling Bangladesh seamers face the heatIs Murali losing his touch?Responsible Suman steps up for DeccanAn Australian sort of heroFar ahead of the packManic SaturdayBest chance for Pakistan's batsmenTendulkar better than everFrom out of nothing'Glad I don't need to face him'Tsotsobe's poor luck continuesA city made for cricketBell finally ends quest for Ashes tonStrauss and Tendulkar weave a tapestry to savourEngland's chance to end Perth jinxMisbah does a Gooch, and school's outNew highs for Netherlands despite defeatLopsided but laidbackThe stumping, the inevitables and vintage SymondsIndia's bowling rises to the challengeAnguish and ecstasy for RampaulDharamsala revisited, and the dugout catchA Kolpak contract that aided South AfricaTed Alletson's great inningsA staggering achievementHarare callingA stitch in time and lightning reflexesWhat, no hundredth?Leadership lifts HaddinSmith's unhappy return'He taught us to value our wicket''I show intent and it came off today' – WarnerRigid India falter againThe pain then, the happiness now'Three formats cannot be played in equal numbers'The troubled, passionate cricketer from Nevisde Villiers shows New Zealand the wayNew Zealand attack allows South Africa off the mat'Not just a Black Cap''When I was younger I used to bowl like Shoaib'Strauss shows his diplomatic skills over TwitterBangladesh jubilant, but not done yetPressure off Hafeez as he finds formLee takes his leavePhilander and SA creating their own historyWhat's their story?New Zealand refuse to breakA German at the cricketEscape the hustle'Everyone gets a second chance and I want it too'Tendulkar states his defence'Is he bowling or begging?'Roelof's roar and Lumb's comic fieldingSouth Africa lose their middle-order mettleDormant Khulna pitch a bowler's headacheEngland rewarded after learning harsh lessonsMoment yet to sink in for Abul HasanHenriques' unique featHistory and stats point to Ashes glory for EnglandOne of the last great romanticsElgar makes the leap with maiden Test hundredAustralian batting goes 19th centuryDaniel Vettori, lower-order saviour
Chicago 12, Melborne City, USA

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