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Virat Kohli shines against Pakistan: India hands 228-run loss to arch-rivals

Virat Kohli Shines Again: India's 228 Run Victory over Pakistan

Time and time again Virat Kohli proved why he’s rated as the “King of Cricket”. Round two of the game between India and Pakistan in the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup 2023 was another instance. The men in blue registered the massive 228-run win over their arch-rivals. They have now made their case …

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Broad, Bails and a Brilliant Ashes

For the final time in his cricket career, Stuart Broad strides in from the Pavillion. A raucous English crowd at his back. A cagey Alex Carey at the crease. The whole country hopes they witness a fairytale ending to a legendary career. Broad delivers his iconic two-seamer. The Aussie wicket-keeper attempts to prod the ball …

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Should Test Matches Have a Reserved 6th Day? What Can Be Done To Stop Wash Outs?

With Australia 214-5 and trailing by a first-innings deficit of 61 at Tea on Day 4, England was in with a chance of possibly squaring the Series 2-2, to keep their hopes alive of regaining the Ashes after eight years. But sadly the weather gods had other ideas and washed out the final day’s play. …

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Brook, Wood, And Woakes Keep England Alive in Ashes

Mark Wood and Chris Woakes’s cameo partnership of 24 after Harry Brook’s swashbuckling 75 secures a three-wicket win over Australia at Headingley, to keep their hopes of an Ashes Series victory alive. England began Day 4 27-0, chasing a target of 251 to win, Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley, did extremely well to see off …

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Australia in Pole Position to Poke England’s Ashes Bear

Having delivered the World Test Championship before the storms arrived in South London, Australia are fully engaged with removing the only rain blot on their UK copybook in recent history. They haven’t won an Ashes series outright in England for 22 years. Australia’s Test travels to the mother country in the 21st century have not …

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World Test Championship: India and Australia Fight for the Mace in the Pack

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Forget that eternal Ashes trailer for a while. How about watching the second episode of cricket’s long-form World Cup final? Five-day rules, ok? India and Australia are going to the Oval for the World Test Championship and it’s going to be a hell of a fight. Don’t worry about how we got here. Enjoy the …

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Stokes Prepares Soft Launch Before Ashes Attack

The first day of an English Test summer is always a reason to be cheerful. Given this is an Ashes year, it doesn’t matter that the opponents are ‘only’ Ireland. The Green and Whites should have conjured a victory in 2019 when they dismissed Joe Root’s side for 85 on the opening morning. Well, that …

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County Championship Round Up

Middlesex clinched their first win of the season in thrilling fashion at Lords, Sam Robson hitting the winning runs in near-darkness. A bold declaration from Nottinghamshire’s captain Steven Mullaney on the final afternoon left Middlesex chasing 249 to win in forty overs after the rain had ravaged most of day four. Stephen Eskinazi was promoted …

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Rob Key- Unlocking England’s Potential

Rewind a year, and England’s Test side was floundering. A dismal Ashes series in Australia had been followed by a series defeat in the West Indies. England had won just one of their last fourteen Test matches, and their cricket unsurprisingly looked shorn of any confidence; tentative, cautious, and at times torturous. Ashley Giles had …

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