John Buchanan feels no sympathy for his opposite number Duncan Fletcher after England's second consecutive Test lossCricinfo staff11-Dec-2006
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Women and men will play back-to-back state Twenty20 matches next month in an experiment Karen Rolton hopes could soon be…
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Gwen Herath, the flag bearer of women's cricket in Sri Lanka for nearly a decade, has silently quit following the…
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Shane Warne has hit back at Duncan Fletcher's claims that the England batsmen played Warne very well in the first…
Read MoreFernandes key to Man United derby win
The latest instalment of the Manchester derby is not quite the title clash that Manchester United would have envisaged. The…
Read MoreMurali spins Sri Lanka to series leveller
Muttiah Muralitharan was the ringmaster, claiming his ninth ten-wicket haul of the year, as Sri Lanka wrapped a series-levelling 217-run…
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Duncan Fletcher claims to have the confidence of the England players and will continue to review his position on a…
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