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Holder in provisional squad for Super50 Cup - Stabroek News
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – West Indies Test captain Jason Holder has been included in a 22-man Barbados Pride provisional squad announced yesterday by the Barbados Cricket Association, in preparation for next month’s Regional Super50 Cup in
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Indian govt to decide fate of IPL, not cricket board - minister
MUMBAI, (Reuters) – India’s sports minister today said any decision to allow the Indian Premier League to go ahead this year would be taken by the government, not the Indian cricket board, and would be based on how well the country has contained the novel
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Shaun Pollock says Quinton de Kock GUILTY of run-out deception
Shaun Pollock believes Proteas wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock was guilty of deception in the run-out of Pakistan batsman Fakhar Zaman.
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Skerritt sees no threat from USA's recruitment drive | New York Carib News
Having attained One-Day International (ODI) status by placing fourth at the World Cricket League 2019 Division Two Tournament, USA Cricket is now on a global scouting campaign to gather resources towards increasing the sport’s popularity there. USA Cricket together with its commercial partners
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Belief, attitude ideal for series win, says Simmons - Stabroek News
SOUTHAMPTON, England, CMC – Head coach Phil Simmons has backed his energised West Indies to end their long drought in England but has stressed the importance of executing in all three areas of the game, if they were to pull off a victory in the three-Test series starting here
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Pakistan in command despite Anrich Nortje's five-fer in Rawalpindi
Pakistan took four early Proteas wickets to dominate the second Test in Rawalpindi, despite a five-wicket haul by Anrich Nortje.
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South Africa: More Industries to Reopen Soon
When President Ramaphosa announced in May that the country would be moving to alert level 3 from 1 June, he said government would give consideration to re-opening other sectors of the economy, if the necessary safety precautions were put in place and
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Sammy says nickname controversy is opportunity to educate on racism
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Former West Indies captain Daren Sammy says he has accepted a former team mate’s explanation of a potentially racist nickname he was given at the Sunrisers Hyderabad and hopes the issue can be used to educate players about
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Windies eager to put absence of key players behind them - Stabroek News
On the eve of their second and final warm up match ahead of their three-Test series against England, some West Indies players are keen to show that they can fill the void left by Darren Bravo, Keemo Paul and Shimron
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Stokes will be brilliant as England captain, says Broad
(Reuters) – Ben Stokes would have no trouble stepping into the role of England captain if Joe Root were to miss the first test of their three-match series against West Indies, fast bowler Stuart Broad said
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Australia coach Langer backs board cuts despite losing Hick
MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Australia head coach Justin Langer has defended the board’s decision to lay off staff despite losing batting coach Graeme Hick from his coaching
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Fans, media mourn ‘Great Indian Batting Collapse’ in Adelaide - Stabroek News
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) - A cricket-mad India reacted with shock and disbelief yesterday after Virat Kohli’s men registered the country’s lowest test innings score in the opening day-night contest against Australia in
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Spin-heavy India eye series win against England, WTC final spot - Stabroek News
MUMBAI, (Reuters) - India will go into the fourth and final test against a spin-scarred England tomorrow needing only a draw to win the series, which will also seal their spot in the June final of the inaugural World Test Championship against New
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Afrikaners in South Africa - Overview and History
The Afrikaners are a South African ethnic group who are descended from 17th century Dutch, German, and French settlers to South Africa. The Afrikaners slowly developed their own language and culture when they came into contact with Africans and Asians. The word “Afrikaners” means
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Chase elevated to Test vice-captain for NZ Tour - Stabroek News
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Roston Chase has been appointed West Indies Test vice-captain for the Tour of New Zealand, the Daily Nation newspaper reported yesterday. The article Chase elevated to Test vice-captain for NZ Tour appeared first on Stabroek News.
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OMINOUS! Caribbean side will be bigger threat in England than before — Estwick | New York Carib News
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) — Assistant Coach Roddy Estwick believes West Indies are better poised now than three years ago to carve out a positive series result on their proposed tour of
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We were close to the top, but couldn’t get there: Williams - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe captain Sean Williams lauded the way his side fought back in their second innings of the second Test against Afghanistan even though they lost the match on the fifth evening, thus missing out on a series win. After winning the first Test in under two days, Zimbabwe would have fancied their
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Jason Holder: Give the West Indies batting time - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
NUMBER one Test all rounder in the world Jason Holder said fans of West Indies cricket need to be more patient with the batting unit as it is filled with inexperience and players who have been recently reintegrated into the squad. West Indies had a woeful effort with the bat in the opening Tes
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Creating conditions for peaceful acceptance of election outcome
Today, there is a tendency to paint the Private Sector with one brush, and the fact that some persons have come out publicly proffering an opinion which unfortunately fueled a plethora of ridicule in some areas, has contributed to shrinking the pool of assumed ‘untainted’ nonpartisan influential
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Taylor, John (1952- )
John David Beckett Taylor, the Baron of Warwick, was born on September 21, 1952 in Birmingham, England. His parents, Derief, a professional cricket player, and Enid, a nurse, were originally from Jamaica. Taylor was educated at Moseley Grammar School and later studied English Literature and Law at
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India's new fitness tests include a 2km time trial at a crazy fast speed!
India's new fitness tests include either a yo-yo test or a 2km time-trial to be completed in a crazy-fast time.
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Hope sees perfect opportunity for series win
West Indies batsman Shai Hope reckons the upcoming test series against England as the perfect opportunity for his side to come out with a series
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CSA postpone the start of the amateur cricket season until February
No amateur cricket will be possible during the month of January according to a statement issued by the governing body.
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Australia board apologises after India players complain of racist abuse - Stabroek News
SYDNEY, (Reuters) - Cricket Australia apologised to the India team yesterday and launched a probe into allegations visiting players were subjected to racial abuse by part of the crowd during the third test at Sydney Cricket
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Matthews all-round fireworks fail to save Hurricanes - Stabroek News
SYDNEY, Australia, CMC – Barbados and West Indies all-rounder, Hayley Matthews, produced a strong all-round performance but it was not enough to prevent Hobart Hurricanes from their third defeat in four games in the Women’s Big Bash League here
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Flower recounts Pakistan horror ordeal
GRANT Flower has relived his ordeal in Pakistan when he was part of that country’s national cricket team coaches, alleging that former captain Younis Khan held a knife to his throat when he tried to offer him some batting advice. BY TERRY MADYAUTA The former Zimbabwe batsman served as
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England and Windies players take a knee ahead of first Test - Voice Online
ENGLAND AND West Indies players all took a knee ahead of the start of the... The post England and Windies players take a knee ahead of first Test appeared first on Voice Online.
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Player safety enhanced by strict travel protocols: Mansingh - Stabroek News
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – A member of Cricket West Indies’ medical advisory committee, Dr Akshai Mansingh, has backed the travel and COVID-19 quarantine protocols put in place for the upcoming Bangladesh tour and believes players will not be placed at any unnecessary risk while on international
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Region Six lifts maiden Commissioner’s T20 Cup - Stabroek News
An exceptional all-round performance from Kareem Mentore ensured Region Six defeated the Tactical Service Unit (TSU) by 11 runs to lift the 2021 Police Commissioner’s T20 Cup. The article Region Six lifts maiden Commissioner’s T20 Cup appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Nandu, Singh tons lead Kaieteur to victory - Stabroek News
Centuries from Matthew Nandu and Roy Singh ensured Kaieteur Cricket Club a 105-run win over Canadian Eagles in the Brampton Etobicoke and District Cricket League Premier Division Saturday. The article Nandu, Singh tons lead Kaieteur to victory appeared first on Stabroek News.
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