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Graeme Smith - Ahead Of Champions Trophy, South Africa Great Hopes To See Proteas Ending ICC Trophy Drought - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - India - Sri Lanka - Bangladesh - Pakistan

Ahead Of Champions Trophy, South Africa Great Hopes To See Proteas Ending ICC Trophy Drought

Former captain Graeme Smith is optimistic that South African will end its prolonged wait for an ICC trophy this year, long before they host the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in 2027. With the eight-team Champions Trophy beginning on February 19 and World Test Championship (WTC) final scheduled for June this year, Smith believes South Africa is on the brink of breaking their ICC trophy drought. "Hopefully, we will end that wait much before the 2027 World Cup, with the Champions Trophy and WTC final coming up but if South Africa could win a WC trophy in front of a home crowd, it would be amazing," Smith told PTI Bhasha.

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Not Australia Or England: Sri Lanka Legend Picks Two Favourites For Champions Trophy 2025 Title - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - Zimbabwe - New Zealand - India - Sri Lanka - Afghanistan - Bangladesh - Pakistan

Not Australia Or England: Sri Lanka Legend Picks Two Favourites For Champions Trophy 2025 Title

Legendary spinner Muttiah Muralitharan has picked last edition finalists, India and Pakistan favourites for the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy. The fever of the Champions Trophy is slowly gripping fans as the tournament will return on February 19 after more than seven years. The top eight ODI sides will compete for the coveted trophy, including India, Australia, England, New Zealand, South Africa, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and defending champions Pakistan.

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Andrew Macdonald - Todd Murphy - "It's Too Early To Judge": Australia Coach Backs Test Debutant Cooper Connolly - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - Sri Lanka - county Andrew

"It's Too Early To Judge": Australia Coach Backs Test Debutant Cooper Connolly

Australia coach Andrew McDonald remains optimistic about Cooper Connolly's Test future despite a subdued debut, insisting the young batting all-rounder has plenty of time to cement his place in the team's top six. Connolly was handed a whirlwind debut in just his fifth first-class game, with selectors expecting challenging batting conditions in the second Test against Sri Lanka at Galle. However, the pitch proved more manageable than anticipated, aside from a fiery spell on day three when Sri Lanka unleashed a devastating new-ball attack that triggered a collapse of 7-64.

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Ricky Ponting - Virat Kohli - Shaheen Afridi - Babar Azam - Rohit Sharma - Ravi Shastri - Mohammad Rizwan - Naseem Shah - "Pakistan Are Very Dangerous": Ravi Shastri's Blunt Warning For Team India Ahead Of Champions Trophy - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - India - Sri Lanka - state Oregon - Bangladesh - Pakistan

"Pakistan Are Very Dangerous": Ravi Shastri's Blunt Warning For Team India Ahead Of Champions Trophy

Former India head coach Ravi Shastri feels Mohammad Rizwan-led Pakistan will have "enough depth to be dangerous in home conditions" in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy. Pakistan have the benefit of playing at home conditions as the country is set to co-host a senior ICC event for the first time since the World Cup in 1996. "There's always pressure when you play at home in the sub-continent – whether it's India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, or Pakistan – the expectations are massive," Shastri remarked when speaking with host Sanjana Ganesan on the latest episode of The ICC Review.

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Joe Root - Jos Buttler - Harry Brook - Rohit Sharma - Team India - Jamie Overton - Shubman Gill - "Watch This, Haters": India Vice-Captain Shubman Gill Takes Stunning Diving Catch, Sends Internet On Fire - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka

"Watch This, Haters": India Vice-Captain Shubman Gill Takes Stunning Diving Catch, Sends Internet On Fire

Team India vice-captain Shubman Gill had an incredible day in the outfield in the second ODI between India and England at Cuttack. Gill took as many as three catches during England's batting, but the pick of the bunch was a stunning effort to dismiss Harry Brook. Trying to hit a slower ball by Harshit Rana, Brook did not get the perfect timing, sending it high up. However, Gill had to run a fair distance backwards before completing a diving catch, sending the crowd into raptures.

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Nathan Lyon - Alex Carey - Josh Inglis - Marnus Labuschagne - International - Dimuth Karunaratne - Matthew Kuhnemann - Australia thump Sri Lanka by nine wickets to sweep series - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - South Africa - Sri Lanka - county Smith

Australia thump Sri Lanka by nine wickets to sweep series

:A clinical Australia took a little over three days to pound Sri Lanka by nine wickets in the second test and complete a 2-0 series sweep in Galle on Sunday.

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Nathan Lyon - Alex Carey - Steve Smith - Josh Inglis - Dhananjaya De-Silva - Matthew Kuhnemann - Smith credits plans as Australia ace trial by spin in Sri Lanka - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - Sri Lanka

Smith credits plans as Australia ace trial by spin in Sri Lanka

Australia captain Steve Smith attributed their 2-0 series victory against Sri Lanka to the perfect execution of their batting plans against the turning ball in Galle.

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Joe Root - Nathan Lyon - Steve Smith - Travis Head - Jacques Kallis - Steven Smith - Kusal Mendis - Angelo Mathews - Usman Khawaja - Matthew Kuhnemann - Australia Win Second Test And Series Against Sri Lanka - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - Sri Lanka

Australia Win Second Test And Series Against Sri Lanka

Australia won the second Test against Sri Lanka by nine wickets in Galle on Sunday to sweep the series 2-0. Set a target of 75 to win, Australia lost only Travis Head as they romped to a commanding victory before lunch on day four. Steve Smith's men had earlier on Sunday bundled Sri Lanka out for 231, after the hosts had resumed on 211-8 from overnight. Sri Lanka's resistance lasted just 26 minutes, losing Kusal Mendis for 50 and Lahiru Kumara for nine. 

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