Tri-series just another serving in never-ending feast of international cricket
It is tempting to think that there is more professional international cricket currently being played than at any other time during the history of the game.
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Paul Willemse: ‘I closed my childhood dream when I sang La Marseillaise’
In front of 81,000 people, Paul Willemse experienced an identity crisis. He was standing alongside his French teammates, minutes away from making his Test debut against Wales at the Stade de France in February 2019. This should have been a positive experience but something was not right.
Malan: Door not closed on Kevin O'Brien
New Irish cricket head coach Heinrich Malan has said the door hasn't been closed on Kevin O’Brien’s international career despite the Dubliner not being on the list of players awarded central contracts by Cricket Ireland for the forthcoming season.
Basil Hameed spins UAE to win over PNG and second place in World Cup League 2
Basil Hameed picked up his third player of the match award in the space of seven games as he helped the UAE up to second place in the Cricket World Cup League 2 table.
Cheetahs, WP change it up for Currie Cup tussle in Bloemfontein
Cheetahs coach Hawies Fourie has made one rotational change to his backline and four changes to his pack.
France set sights on All Blacks' No 2 ranking, Springboks stay No 1
After beating Wales 13-9 in Cardiff, France have their sights on overtaking New Zealand at No 2 in the official World Rugby rankings.
IPL 2022: What Hardik Pandya Said When Asked If He Would Bowl For Gujarat Titans In Tournament
In his new avatar as Gujarat Titans skipper, a fit-again Hardik Pandya on Sunday claimed his bowling would be a "surprise" element in the upcoming Indian Premier League. The ace Indian pace bowling all-rounder, who struggled to manage his bowling workload post his back surgery, will return to action in the IPL since his last appearance for India against Namibia in the T20 World Cup at Dubai on November 8. Asked whether he would bowl again, Hardik said it would be a "surprise".
His bowling would be a 'surprise', claims fit-again Gujarat Titans skipper Hardik Pandya
Hardik Pandya on Sunday claimed his bowling would be a "surprise" element in the upcoming Indian Premier League. The ace Indian pace bowling all-rounder, who struggled to manage his bowling workload post his back surgery, will return to action in the IPL since his last appearance for India against Namibia in the T20 World Cup at Dubai on November 8. Asked whether he would bowl again, Hardik said it would be a surprise. "Sir, it would be a surprise, so let it be a surprise," the 28-year-old said on the sidelines of their jersey launch at their home ground Narendra Modi Stadium here.