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Pakistan board chief defends preparing lifeless pitch to thwart Australia
MELBOURNE : Pakistan's cricket boss has hit back at criticism of the lifeless Rawalpindi pitch that produced a dull draw in the first test against Australia, saying it was necessary to nullify the tourists' attack while protecting the under-strength hosts.
Wood acknowledges extra scrutiny facing England bowlers
There was always going to be extra scrutiny of the England pace attack after the omission of veterans Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad for the West Indies tour, something that is not lost on Mark Wood and his team mates.
Fans clash in ugly scenes in Seville ahead of West Ham Europa League tie
Rangnick explains Ronaldo absence for Man Utd in derby defeat
Bruno Fernandes put in his place as "night and day" comparison quashed
Rangnick explains Ronaldo absence for Man Utd in derby defeat
Manchester United target £25m move for Lyon striker Moussa Dembele
Manchester United are monitoring Lyon striker Moussa Dembele as they look to revitalise their attack this summer.
Watch: Pakistan Captain Bismah Maroof 's Cradle Gesture For Daughter After Hitting 50 Wins Hearts
Pakistan skipper Bismah Maroof and her daughter has been the apple of everyone's eye ever since their rendezvous with the India women's team stars post their World Cup match on March 6. Bismah's new-born daughter Fatima was again the center of attraction as her mother dedicated her first post "motherhood" half-century to her through an adorable gesture on the field. After reaching her 50, Maroof gestured towards the pavilion forming a small cradle with her hands. The crowd and the players all stood up and applauded the gesture which was done when the world was celebrating the International Women's Day.
West Indies battle raises more questions over England bowling attack
The limitations of an England attack missing James Anderson and Stuart were partially exposed by the West Indies, who overcame some soft dismissals to keep the first Test in the balance in Antigua.