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    newscricket3 days ago

    ICC World Cup 2019 | Ben Stokes asked the umpire to take back the four overthrow runs, claims James Anderson

    English pacer James Anderson has stated that Ben stokes asked the umpires to take the four overthrow runs back in the last over of the World Cup final. The ball hit Stokes' bat as he dived for a second run and raced towards the boundary, and it eventually had a massive impact on the result. 
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    newscricket16 days ago

    Ashes 2019 | James Anderson under scanner after suffering calf injury in County Championship game

    James Anderson has suffered a calf injury ahead of next month’s Ashes series after he was forced to leave the ground during a County Championship match with a calf injury on Tuesday. The 36-year-old pulled up on his run-up during Lancashire's match against Durham and was forced to leave the field.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    Used mints, sun cream, zip to alter ball condition, says Monty Panesar

    Monty Panesar has made some shocking revelations by stating that he used mints, sun cream, and even the zip of his trouser pocket to alter the condition of the ball. The spinner has opened up about the same in his autobiography, ‘The Full Monty’, excerpts of which appeared in the Daily Mail.
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    newscricket3 months ago

    IPL 2019 | Once your action is complete, you cannot go down, and hit the stumps, says Ravichandran Ashwin

    Delivering his statement on the controversial Jos Buttler Mankading, Ravichandran Ashwin has stated that once a bowler loads his action, he can’t go down and hit the stumps to effect a dismissal. The spinner has further added that he doesn’t do illegal stuff and is not regretting the Mankading.
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    newscricket5 months ago

    VIDEO | Ben Stokes stops game midway to flaunt his handstand

    Ben Stokes has always prioritized his fitness and his incredible out-fielding is just the byproduct of the amount of effort he puts in the gym every day. Yesterday, he stopped the game making teammate James Anderson wait to flaunt his fitness and did a proper handwalk, stunning Rob Key on air.
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    featurecricket10 months ago

    India vs England | Winners and losers ft. Hanuma Vihari, Kuldeep Yadav, and James Anderson

    And one of the finest series of the current era has come to an end with a lot of stories to ponder about. And so we are also back with our Winners and Losers series to tell you who gained what and who lost what in the final rubber at The Oval - a Test in which fortunes fluctuated far too many times.
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    newscricket10 months ago

    India vs England | I don't like looking too far ahead, says James Anderson

    James Anderson has stated that his short sighted approach towards the game has kept him consistent enough to bowl well throughout his journey and he added that he doesn't think about retirement. He also spoke largely of Alastair Cook and said that he will miss their on and off-field interactions.
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    newscricket10 months ago

    Make pitches that are seam friendly in the beginning and spin friendly later, suggests Shane Warne

    Shane Warne has asked all the curators to start making pitches that are seam friendly at the beginning of the Test and spin friendly later on, so as to make it tough to bat and make the game exciting for both the sides. He has also stated that Kookaburra balls should be replaced with Duke balls.
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    newscricket10 months ago

    India vs England | Glenn McGrath tips James Anderson to breach 600-wicket barrier

    Glenn McGrath backed James Anderson to cross the 600-wicket milestone in the future after the former surpassed the Australian as the leading wicket-taker in Test cricket amongst fast bowlers. McGrath believes Anderson still has more to offer and the next target for him will be Anil Kumble’s record.
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    newscricket10 months ago

    Joe Root pleased with the way Alastair Cook play his last innings in international cricket

    After the last international game of Alastair Cook, English skipper Joe Root has stated that he is pleased seeing the former captain retiring in real style. Root has also mentioned that he is satisfied with the way the English lower order batsmen have contributed in the series against India.
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