Tim David has been named by Tasmania to face Victoria in a domestic One-Day Cup game on Saturday, with coach Jeff Vaughan confirming he is pushing for the ODI World Cup
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- David named for Tasmania in push for 2027 ODI World Cup spot
- Shikhar Mohan in India A squad for last two four-dayers against New Zealand A
- Injured Ishan Kishan ruled out of second T20I against New Zealand
- Taskin returns for first Bangladesh vs West Indies Test
- Mariu, Nicholls, Lister, Hay in star-studded New Zealand A squad for India A four-dayers
- Cummins: Australia can’t ‘paper over cracks’ after innings thrashing
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Shikhar Mohan in India A squad for last two four-dayers against New Zealand A
India A will play a series of three four-day matches against New Zealand A alongside the senior India team’s white-ball matches against New Zealand
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Injured Ishan Kishan ruled out of second T20I against New Zealand
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is the only other specialist batter in the touring party and could come into the XI as Ishan Kishan’s replacement
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Taskin returns for first Bangladesh vs West Indies Test
Litton Das, who missed the ODI tri-series in the UAE because of an injury, has been brought in, while Towhid Hridoy has retained his place
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Mariu, Nicholls, Lister, Hay in star-studded New Zealand A squad for India A four-dayers
The New Zealand A squad is of 19 members, but the players will be rotated – 13 will be available for each of the three four-dayers, with the others released to play the Ford Trophy
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Cummins: Australia can’t ‘paper over cracks’ after innings thrashing
Australia will need to seriously consider changes to their batting line-up for the deciding Test in Cape Town
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‘Everyone wants to have a go at us’ – Bavuma on life as world champions
Rabada’s spirit, Jansen’s performance and Bavuma’s own runs offered a strong response from the WTC champions after going down in Durban last week
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Karachi to host President’s Trophy final between State Bank of Pakistan and Markhor IT Solutions
The five-day fixture will begin on October 24
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Sri Lanka batters chase down 430 to trump Brook’s double-ton
Janith Liyanage seals victory with six off the penultimate ball
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South Africa conjure comeback win despite losing two days to rain
Mulder played a key role on the final day, ending Head’s century and removing nightwatcher Boland after he had survived 166 balls