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Starc boost for DC ahead of crucial clash with RR
DC are on a three-match losing streak, while RR beat Punjab Kings in their previous match
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GT opt to bowl at home, both teams unchanged
Phil Salt was not available so Jacob Bethell will continue to open with Kohli
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MCC backs third umpire’s decision to give Raghuvanshi out ‘obstructing the field’
A clarification issued by the MCC said it was the “wilful crossing of the pitch that caused his downfall”
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Samarawickrama, Dilhari help Sri Lanka clinch series
Bangladesh did not find meaningful contributions with the bat, which left them well short in the chase
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MCC backs umpire’s decision to give Raghuvanshi out ‘obstructing the field’
Raghuvanshi became just the fourth player in the IPL to be given out ‘obstructing the field’ in a KKR-LSG clash
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Sangakkara and Mahanama part of Transformation Committee to run SLC
The majority of the committee’s members hail from corporate, legal, and political spheres, with former Member of Parliament Eran Wickramaratne appointed as chair
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Parag penalised after being caught vaping during PBKS vs RR match
The BCCI said it was “exploring other options to initiate proceedings for stringent action against the erring team, its officials and player/s to ensure that the reputation of IPL remains intact”
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Paterson, Baartman named in SA A squad for tour of England
The squad will play two four-day matches in England from May 22 and will be led by batter Marques Ackermann
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Klaasen continues to be ‘Mr Consistent’, while ‘stronger base’ lifts Head’s game
Travis Head, with a 30-ball 76, and Heinrich Klaasen, with an unbeaten 30-ball 65, played big roles as Sunrisers Hyderabad chased down Mumbai Indians’ 243 with eight balls in hand