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- Crane century lifts Glamorgan as Surrey are set massive target
- England bowl first, Sri Lanka hand debut to Tharindu Ratnayake
- Nottinghamshire sent back to school as Karvelas all but ends title hopes
- Robson on song to help shore up Middlesex’s advantage in Bristol
- Abhishek’s record century delivers India’s clean sweep of Afghanistan
- Potts, Andersson leave Northants with stiff chase in promotion bid
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Dulani and Samarawickrama set up Sri Lanka’s victory in T20I series opener
Harshitha Samarawickrama and Imesha Dulani hit half-centuries in Sri Lanka’s innings to set up a 25-run win
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RR opt to bowl and leave out Hetmyer, Bishnoi
Punjab Kings also made two changes while Parag said there was a “cloud cover and little showers as well”
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Vic Flowers, former Barmy Army cheerleader, to stand as Reform UK candidate
Supporters’ group distances itself from former cheerleader, who will be standing for Oldham Council
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Corteen-Coleman named in England Women’s T20 World Cup squad
England name 15-player squad with Sciver-Brunt captaining, and Wyatt-Hodge retained for eighth campaign
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Bangladesh target series win in rainy Chattogram
If Latham fails to recover from injury in time, Kelly will captain NZ once again
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Chawla: DC should ‘forget everything and move on’
DC folded for 75 against RCB and their NRR took a beating
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Weatherald returns to two-time defending Shield champions South Australia
Test opener returns to SA, where he played the first eight seasons of his Shield career, after Tasmania agreed to release him from the final two years of his contract
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Bhuvneshwar leads Purple Cap race; Kohli climbs up Orange Cap list
RCB quick grabbed 3 for 5 against DC, before Kohli moved up to No. 4 among run-getters
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Former quick Geoff Allott named New Zealand Cricket chief executive
Allott played 10 Tests and 31 ODIs for New Zealand but has also served as NZC’s general manager of cricket and an NZC board director, taking over after the resignation of Scott Weenink