11 October 2018
1st Test, Day 3: Pakistan in command against Australia
Pakistan's off-spinner Bilal Asif took six-wicket haul in his debut test as the visitors were bowled out for 202 on the third day of the first test...
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10 October 2018
BCCI declines Mumbai Cricket Association’s request to ‘host’ ODI
In danger of losing the fourth ODI between India and the West Indies at the Wankhede Stadium on October 29 due to lack of signing...
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9 October 2018
Matthew Hayden injured in surfing accident
Matthew Hayden has suffered multiple injuries after being involved in a surfing accident in Queensland. The former Australia opener was surfing with his son near Stradbroke...
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4 October 2018
South Africa vs Zimbabwe 2nd ODI: South Africa win by 120 runs
Imran Tahir took 6/24 including his first ODI hat-trick to help South Africa trounce Zimbabwe by 120 runs on Wednesday. Chasing 199, Zimbabwe were bowled...
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4 October 2018
Women’s World Twenty20: Celeste Raack joins experienced Ireland squad
Australia-born Celeste Raack has been named in an experienced 15-player Ireland squad for the ICC Women's World Twenty20 in the Caribbean in November. Leg-spinner Raack,...
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3 October 2018
MS Dhoni Takes Time Off Cricket to Play Charity Football in Mumbai
After team India's Asia Cup success, MS Dhoni took some time off cricket and was seen practicing some football in Mumbai. Dhoni took part in...
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2 October 2018
Sarah Taylor: England wicketkeeper to miss Women’s World T20
England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor will miss the Women's World Twenty20 in the Caribbean as part of the ongoing management of her anxiety. The 29-year-old took...
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1 October 2018
South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 5 wickets in 1st ODI
Zimbabwe were bowled out for just 117. Lungi Ngidi 3-19 and Imran Tahir 2-23 were the pick of the South African bowlers. In reply, South...
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