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- ETPL: Vijay Shankar to team up with Ashwin at Dublin Guardians
- Rodrigues ruled out of Asia Cup and Asian Games; Rawal gets maiden T20I call-up
- Ireland search for consolation win in final ODI
- India and Sri Lanka meet in a vastly different Test landscape
- Gill: ‘Extra time in preparation definitely helps’
- De Silva on Dickwella selection: In Galle, ‘player with the best glovework plays’
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Rodrigues ruled out of Asia Cup and Asian Games; Rawal gets maiden T20I call-up
Rodrigues picked up a hamstring injury during the Hundred, and an assessment confirmed a high-grade tear
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Ireland search for consolation win in final ODI
Their batters put up a much-improved performance in the fourth ODI. But can they stop Afghanistan from making it 4-0?
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India and Sri Lanka meet in a vastly different Test landscape
Stranded in the middle of the table, both teams need a 2-0 win to stay in realistic contention of making the WTC final
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Gill: ‘Extra time in preparation definitely helps’
“Most of the players in this team require a bit of time to be able to adjust to the conditions”
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De Silva on Dickwella selection: In Galle, ‘player with the best glovework plays’
There are better batters who keep wicket, but no better keeper in Sri Lanka than Niroshan Dickwella, captain Dhananjaya de Silva says ahead of first Test against India
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Tanzid, Shanto and Mehidy keep Bangladesh in front after gripping day’s play
Australia had most of their success in a brief spell with the second new ball, but it’s been Bangladesh most of the way otherwise
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Tanzid’s maiden century, Shanto’s unbeaten fifty extend Bangladesh’s dominance
Australia have sent back Mominul Haque and Tanzid Hasan so far on the second day but haven’t been able to excercise much control
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Melbourne Renegades name Twining their WBBL coach
Twining is currently an assistant coach with Australia’s women’s side and will return to his role after the WBBL
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Nabi four-for and Hope 56* give Amazon Warriors winning start
Jamaica Kingsmen, who could only put up 117 after being asked to bat first, have now lost all their three CPL 2026 matches