Fast bowler will join his domestic side after playing for India against West Indies in September-October
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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
- Brook defends Rashid omission after England fail to defend 429
- Zimbabwe bat with two changes; Farooqi back for Afghanistan
- S Meghana retires from all formats at 30
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Kamil Pooran earns maiden T20I call-up for WI tour of India; Holder rested
Shimron Hetmyer will miss the ODI leg of the tour, which starts on September 27, but will link back up for the T20Is
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Brook wants to keep No. 1 ranking after England sweep aside Sri Lanka
England’s record under Harry Brook improves to 23 win out of 26 completed T20Is
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Jos Buttler ransacks small chase as England cruise to 3-0 series sweep
Bowlers share wickets around in underpowered Sri Lanka effort that saw them all out in 18.5 overs
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Jones holds nerve in last-ball thriller as Blaze bow out with domestic treble
Beaumont and Elwiss make crucial half-centuries, as Hampshire finish as losing finalists once again
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Hlubi, Nini seal 5-0 win for South Africa
Zimbabwe were 102 for 2 chasing 165 but couldn’t see the game through with Hlubi and Nini finishing with three wickets each
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Dottin to miss Zimbabwe tour, Matthews to only play ODIs
Allrounder Chinelle Henry returns to the squad following an injury during the T20 World Cup
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‘Even I don’t know what exactly happened’ – Rashid on being removed as Afghanistan T20I captain
“I came to know [about the captaincy change] when the board announced it,” he says
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England bowl first in bid for series clean sweep against Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka make one change, with Thushara coming into the XI for Chameera
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CPL awaits new champions as Kingsmen and Falcons look to make history
For only the third time in CPL history, the final will be played without either Guyana Amazon Warriors or Trinbago Knight Riders