Only Glenn McGrath, Pat Cummins and Dennis Lillee have taken more Test wickets for Australia at a better average than Hazlewood
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- Rawal century, Shree Charani four-for hand India comfortable win
- Rashid takes three as Afghanistan fold Zimbabwe for 169 in tri-series final
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- Zimbabwe bat with two changes; Farooqi back for Afghanistan
- S Meghana retires from all formats at 30
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Mehidy hits fifty as Bangladesh’s lead crosses 200 on third morning
Josh Hazlewood has picked up two wickets on the third day, but it has largely been frustrating for Australia, two dropped catches compounding their misery
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Cricket Australia chief highlights bilateral ODI revenue conundrum
CA CEO Todd Greenberg says there needs to be more meaning in bilateral ODIs but is concerned by the financial cost if they are removed from the schedule
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Walter, Tongue make the difference as Super Giants surge into Men’s Hundred final
Brook and Rickelton fight for SRL, but target of 187 proves to be out of reach
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Baker and Winfield-Hill take in-form Sunrisers into final
Deepti Sharma takes Sunrisers home after Brave scrape up to 114
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Haynes, Verreynne hundreds lead Nottinghamshire through from 1 for 3
Yorkshire unable to capitalise on early wickets as Notts chase 274 with eight balls to spare
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Gay warms up for first Pakistan Test with pair in tour game
Bashir takes four wickets as Babar Azam retires hurt with hand injury
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Bedingham century drives Durham into One-Day Cup semi-final
Ghafari takes four with his legspin as Lancashire succumb to 162-run defeat at
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Baker and Winfield-Hill take Sunrisers into the women’s Hundred final
Southern Brave could only make 114 for 7 batting first and that total proved a little light
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Babar to miss remainder of practice match after blow to right hand
He is expected to be back in action by the start of next week and will train with the Pakistan team ahead of the first Test against England