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Read MoreVikram Rathour quits first-class cricket
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Graeme Smith insisted his team had put security concerns to one side and were mentally ready to take on Pakistan…
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A typically aggressive innings from Ian Blackwell and another impressive display from Andrew Strauss helped England to recover from 192…
Read MoreAuckland bowlers feast on Academy batsmen
Close Auckland 317-8d (T McIntosh 96, S Singe 57, C Pryor 40*, J Ryder 3-14, M Orchard 2-65, W Cornelius…
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Nottinghamshire ended weeks of speculation by confirming that they have signed Ryan SidebottomWisden Cricinfo staff11-Nov-2003Nottinghamshire ended we
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Australia dominated a rain-curtailed day, as Justin Langer made an unbeaten century to take them to 262 for 2The Wisden…
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