The fa cup
Cummins: Gallipoli trip united squad ahead of World Cup defence
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - In the weeks ahead, with the ten ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup teams playing each other before four progress to the semi-finals, expect plenty of quotes about losing a battle but not the war.
And while just one team will be triumphant and nine will be ultimately vanquished, perhaps it pays not to stretch the metaphor too far, losing your wicket is never the ultimate sacrifice.
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Mitchell Starc speaks ahead of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - Mitchell Starc knows just how to ride the emotional roller-coaster of expectation - but he certainly won’t be giving England any tips. Starc’s 22 wickets saw ...
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Mohammad Nabi confident ahead of Afghanistan’s second World Cup
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - No longer the novices of international cricket, Afghanistan have all grown up - but all-rounder Mohammad Nabi knows that with maturity comes expectation. Afghanistan are on ...
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I will be trying another hat-trick in CWC says Lasith Malinga
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - There may be just a few signs of grey in that trademark hair but Lasith Malinga is certainly showing no signs of slowing down. The 35-year old needs ...
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Jason Holder confident West Indies match-winners will deliver when it counts
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - When it comes to potential match-winners, West Indies are undoubtedly blessed - but captain Jason Holder insists it counts for nothing unless they can deliver as a team. ...
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Spirit of 1996 still powers Sri Lanka says Dimuth Karunaratne
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - It remains cricket’s great underdog story - Arjuna Ranatunga’s Sri Lankan team shocking the world to claim their sports greatest prize 23 years ago. His successor ...
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Hashim Amla relishing playing at the World Cup during Ramadan
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - Hashim Amla is delighted to be starting the World Cup in what he called the “best month of the year,” the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. ...
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Shaheen Afridi ready to learn on the job ahead of first World Cup
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - Being branded the next Wasim Akram, compared to Mitchell Starc by your coach and given the reins to Pakistan's bowling attack would daunt most 19-year-olds. But ...
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Chris Gayle is an inspiration for me says Ross Taylor
May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - Ross Taylor remains undecided on his ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup future but if another four years is his desire, he doesn’t have far to look for ...
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Australia time their return to form perfectly on eve of World Cup defence
May 26 (CRICKETNMORE) - What a difference a year makes? Beaten by England 5-0 in last summer’s ODI series, Australia’s white-ball woes were clear for all to see. But recent evidence ...
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Mehidy Hasan hoping mix of youth and experience will help Bangladesh at the World Cup
May 26 (CRICKETNMORE) - When it comes to Cricket World Cup experience, it’s fair to say Mehidy Hasan and Mashrafe Mortaza couldn’t be further apart. But as his tournament debut approaches, ...
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Australia will only get better after England win - Nathan Lyon
May 26 (CRICKETNMORE) - Despite beating the world No.1 side on Saturday in their first World Cup warm-up game, Australian spinner Nathan Lyon insists his side have still got plenty ...
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Australia’s Usman Khawaja pleased to take England scalp ahead of The World Cup
May 26 (CRICKETNMORE) - Usman Khawaja admits claiming the scalp of the world’s No.1 side on the eve of the World Cup is a real confidence booster for Australia. Australia ...
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Colin De Grandhomme pleased to take scalp of IPL team-mate Virat Kohli
May 26 (CRICKETNMORE) - Taking the wicket of Virat Kohli with your third ball isn't a bad way to start a Cricket World Cup campaign. That's exactly what New Zealand all-rounder Colin ...
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History beckons for Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan
May 26 (CRICKETNMORE) - It’s not every day the opportunity arises to emulate legendary South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis. But as he stands on the brink of a place in history, ...
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