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David Miller: Momentum and confidence most important for South Africa

David Miller wants South Africa to carry on with the way they are playing

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Seven reasons why 400 is becoming a new norm in ODIs

With the new rules and bats coming into play scoring runs have become much easier.

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Fan impressed by Chris Gayle swims river to retrieve ball

A fan impressed by Chris Gayle's knock of 151 in the Natwest T20 Blast swam across the Tone river to retrieve a ball smashed by the big hitter

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Pakistan escape without a fine after violating ICC clause

Pakistan escape without a fine after violating ICC clause.

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India stand 2nd in the latest ICC T20 rankings

India remained static at second in the latest ICC T-20 Rankings, which continued to be headed by Sri Lanka.

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Sri Lanka restrict New Zealand to 142/7 in 2nd T20 at Pallekele

Despite New Zealand’s batsmen getting starts, they could manage only 142 in their second Twenty20 International against Sri Lanka played at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium on Thursday.

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The Big Fix: An enthralling fiction on match-fixing in cricket

"The Big Fix" by Vikas Singh is an enthralling fictional book which discovers the murky world of match-fixing with the emergence of the T20 franchises. Nishad Pai Vaidya reviews the book and describes it as a must read for a cricket fan or any avid reader.

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Shivnarine Chanderpaul’s blitz helps Derbyshire to victory in Friends Life T20

West Indies middle-order batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul hit a superb unbeaten half-century to lead Derbyshire to a thrilling seven-wicket win over Lancashire in the Friends Life T20 tournament on Tuesday.

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Eoin Morgan ruled out of second T20 against New Zealand with hand injury

Stand-in captain Eoin Morgan has been ruled out of England's second Twenty20 International against New Zealand at The Oval on Thursday, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced.

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S Sreesanth’s parents say their son is innocent

The parents of arrested cricketer S Sreesanth said in Kochi on Wednesday that their son is innocent and has no links with the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2013 spot-fixing controversy.

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