On this day in 2004 – Steve Harmison took career-best figures of seven for 12
Steve Harmison produced a stunning spell of seven for 12 as England bowled out West Indies for 47 in Jamaica on this day in 2004.
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How Internet Sensation Kid Ended Up Training With Idol Sachin Tendulkar
A practice video that his parents uploaded on social media led to a life-changing experience for five-year-old Sachin Tendulkar fan S K Shahid, who recently got to spend five days training with the maestro himself. Shahid, whose father works in a hair salon, became an internet sensation recently when a video of his batting training caught the attention of international media and the late Shane Warne last month. Warne, who passed away last week due to a suspected heart attack, also wished him luck for the future.
Social network: How internet sensation kid ended up training with idol Tendulkar
Tendulkar fan SK Shahid, who recently got to spend five days training with the maestro himself. Shahid, whose father works in a hair salon, became an internet sensation recently when a video of his batting training caught the attention of international media and the late Shane Warne last month. Warne, who passed away last week due to a suspected heart attack, also wished him luck for the future.
4 celebrities that supposedly are Sheffield Wednesday supporters
Currently competing for a League One play-off spot, Sheffield Wednesday fans will be hoping that this season ends with a. promotion back to the second-tier.
England's Stuart Broad responds to MCC law changes, saying 'Mankad' dismissals still unfair
Ever since he failed to walk after edging Ashton Agar to slip at Trent Bridge in the 2013 Ashes, Stuart Broad has been regarded by most Australians as being prepared to push the boundaries of cricket's spirit.
West Indies and England licking wounds ahead of Test series
NORTH SOUND (Antigua and Barbuda): West Indies and England initiate the rebuilding process from the rubble of disastrous campaigns when their three-match Test series begins on Tuesday at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. The visitors' 4-0 thrashing in the latest Ashes contest and a record-equalling nine defeats in the last calendar year have pushed England into sweeping changes. The Caribbean side are contending with yet another Test slump in which a 2-0 series reversal in Sri Lanka at the end of 2021 left them with a record of five losses in their last six matches. Desperate to distance themselves from the soul-destroying experience Down Under, the English side taking the field in Antigua is set to show at least six changes, including debutant opener Alex Lees, from their final capitulation in Hobart eight weeks earlier. Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, the celebrated swing and seam bowling tandem who are the country's highest-ever wicket-takers in Tests, were sensationally omitted from this touring party.
Ravindra Jadeja Hailed As Great All-Rounder After Test-Winning Exploits
Ravindra Jadeja was hailed Monday as one of the world's best all-rounders after his swashbuckling unbeaten 175 with the bat and nine-wicket haul with the ball propelled India to a first Test victory over Sri Lanka inside three days. The left-hander's match-defining knock in Mohali, his best in Tests, and figures of 5-41 and 4-46 with his left-arm spin saw Sri Lanka crushed by an innings and 222 runs on Sunday.
Shane Warne was an icon that transcended cricket and almost spoiled England's finest hour
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