Ashes for England, history for Broad
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Time for South Africa to introspect, again
da mrbet： South Africa's mental toughness has been questioned often, and defeats like the one at Kingsmead will continue that trendda apostaganha： Fir
The epitome of the English sportsman
da casino： Shep was a cricketer before he was an umpire, and in both roles he loved the game immenselyda leao： David Frith29-Oct-2009Former umpire Dav
Choking to win
da pinnacle： India weren't blasted out of this Test, as a 337-run margin would suggest, but squeezed out of itda lvbet： Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at the
Sanath Jayasuriya: 'If I don't respond when a player approaches me, I'm not doing the right thing'
da bwin： The Sri Lanka coach talks about his tenure with the team and the mixed bag of results so farda pixbet： Interview by Andrew Fidel Fernando06-D
World Cup trends: Where have all the thrillers gone?
da bet7： This weekend, all teams would have played four of their nine round-robin games. What do the numbers from the first half of this World Cup tel
Michael Bracewell turns on Beast mode to script Malahide miracle
da wazamba： When he came to the crease, NZ needed 181 off 130 balls; Bracewell ended with 127* off 82, with the lower order for companyda bet esporte：
Has batting become easier in the second half of a Test in recent times?
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How Colin Munro reverse-swatted Zahir Khan, and his fortunes
da betsul： The New Zealander, who admits to not always being able to pick the turn off the left-arm wristspinner's hands, has brought in an innovative
Tough talk no match for tough cricket
da lvbet： No matter how much 'mental disintegration' the Australians engage in, one rule of thumb they must remember: you've got to stick it out if yo