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Politics should be kept away from sports:Afridi
Delhi:Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has called for cricket to be used as a tool to improve relations between India and Pakistan and for politics to be kept away from sports. Cricket has been...
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Australia's most-capped female cricketer Blackwell retires
SYDNEY: Australia´s most-capped female player and vice-captain Alex Blackwell was hailed as a "tremendous leader" in the women´s game after announcing her retirement from international and state...
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KARACHI: A security consultant tasked by the ICC, FICA and various international cricket boards has arrived in Karachi to review security arrangements in the city for proposed final match of the...
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U-19 WC: Akash Gill becomes first Canada batsman to hit ton
Canada and Zimbabwe progressed to the ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup Plate semi-finals, with convincing victories over Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Namibia, respectively in Christchurch on Monday....
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ICC WOMEN’S WORLD TWENTY20 2018 VENUES ANNOUNCED
Antigua and Barbuda, Guyana and St Lucia were today announced by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as the venues for the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 2018, which will be staged from 9-24...
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Blind Cricket World Cup:India beat Pakistan
KARACHI: India held their nerve to beat Pakistan by two wickets in the final of the 5th Blind Cricket World Cup in Sharjah on Saturday. Batting first, Pakistan scored 308 for the loss of 8 wickets in...
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MCG gets official ICC warning for 'poor' pitch
MELBOURNE - The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) has received an official warning after the pitch for the fourth Ashes Test was rated ‘poor’ by the International Cricket Council (ICC) earlier this...
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ICC Under- 19 Cricket World Cup from January 13
The 11th edition of the ICC Under- 19 Cricket World Cup will start from January 13, 2018. The final match of the tournament will be played on February 3, 2018. The tournament is scheduled to take...
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