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Read MoreBennett keeps Barbados in the hunt
Jason Bennett produced another superb spell of pace bowling as Barbados kept themselves in the hunt despite conceding a first-innings…
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The Pakistan board is trying to get England to play four Tests when they tour Pakistan in November this yearCricinfo…
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The future of the picturesque and historical Galle International Stadium as a Test and one-day international venue is at stake…
Read MoreShahadat puts Bangladesh A in control
A career-best 5 for 63 from Shahadat Hossain put Bangladesh A in a strong position on the second day of…
Read MoreUSACA elections back on
Bobby Refaie, the USACA's secretary, announced that the 2005 election process is to be resumed with immediate effect, with an…
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