World cup 2019
Sri Lanka aim for survival against sublime England (Preview)
June 20 (CRICKETNMORE) With just four points from five games, Sri Lanka will aim for an improbable victory and survive in the ongoing World Cup when they take on hot favourites England at Headingley on Friday.
The 1996 champions have managed to win just one game so far, that too against Afghanistan in what was a tense battle for them. The other two points that they have in their kitty are because of the washouts against Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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de Grandhomme was the standout performer: Williamson
June 20 (CRICKETNMORE) New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson, who played the captain's knock to guide his team to a four-wicket win in a tense World Cup encounter against South Africa, ...
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Kane Williamson keeps his cool in another New Zealand-South Africa classic
ICC Media Release It was the game we have all been waiting for. This ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup has served up bouncers and big hits but until now there ...
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Van Der Dussen shining brightly for South Africa
June 20 - Rassie van der Dussen provided a silver lining for South Africa in their defeat to New Zealand and insists the experience was a brilliant learning curve for him. ...
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Kane Williamson's ton guides New Zealand to thrilling win over South Africa
Birmingham, June 20 (CRICKETNMORE): New Zealand captain Kane Williamson led from the front and showed nerves of steel with a masterful unbeaten hundred as he guided his team to a ...
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Bangladesh full of confidence after win over West Indies, claims Mashrafe
June 20 (CRICKETNMORE) - Confidence in abundance and a dressing room full of believers means Bangladesh are a side to watch out for according to captain Mashrafe Mortaza. The Tigers are ...
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ICC approves Rishabh Pant as replacement for Shikhar Dhawan
Southampton, June 19 (CRICKETNMORE): The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed on Wednesay that the Event Technical Committee of the World Cup has approved Rishabh Pant as a replacement play ...
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Show must go on, will win World Cup: Shikhar Dhawan
Southampton, June 19 (CRICKETNMORE): An emotional Shikhar Dhawan said on Wednesday that the "show must go on" without him at the ongoing World Cup after the India opener was ruled ...
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WC 2019: New Zealand restrict South Africa to modest 241/6
Birmingham, June 19 (CRICKETNMORE): A disciplined bowling display helped New Zealand restrict South Africa to a modest 241/6 in their rain hit World Cup contest at the Edgbaston cricket ground ...
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WC 2019: Indian physios working closely with injured Bhuvneshwar Kumar
Southampton, June 19 (CRICKETNMORE): The Indian team is waiting for an update on the status of pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar's fitness. Speaking to the media after a two-day break post India's ...
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India have looked best,Shikhar Dhawan rule out no surprise,says Sourav Ganguly
Kolkata, June 19 (CRICKETNMORE) India have so far looked the best team followed by England and Australia in the World Cup 2019, said former India captain Sourav Ganguly on Wednesday, ...
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Hashim Amla becomes Second fastest to amass 8K ODI runs
Birmingham, June 19 (CRICKETNMORE): South Africa opener Hashim Amla added another feather to his illustrious cap by becoming the second fastest batsman after Virat Kohli to score 8,000 ODI runs ...
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Afghanistan coach Phil Simmons to spill beans on Ahmadzai after World Cup
London, June 19 (CRICKETNMORE) Afghanistan coach Phil Simmons on Wednesday indicated in a tweet that he will reveal chief selector Dawlat Ahmadzai's role in the removal of Asghar Afghan as ...
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New Zealand opt to field against South Africa (Toss)
June 19 (CRICKETNMORE) New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson won the toss and opted to field against South Africa in their World Cup 2019 group game at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground ...
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Rohit Sharma relying on 'cut' to stamp authority this WC
June 19 (CRICKETNMORE) India opener Rohit Sharma has been in imperious form in the ongoing World Cup, having scored 319 runs in the three matches that the Men in Blue ...
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