Anderson 'praying' for England recall after West Indies axe
England great James Anderson hopes his record-breaking international career has not been ended following his dramatic omission from the upcoming tour of the West Indies.
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Root wants a fresh start after Ashes rout
Captain Joe Root says it's time for a fresh start after England's Ashes debacle and reckons he's grateful to be given the opportunity to take the team forward.
Erwee relives the toughest of Proteas Test debuts, reveals moment that gave him goosebumps
Proteas opening batter Sarel Erwee didn't have a binary start to his Test career, but was quick to acknowledge the high degree of difficulty he faced in the first Test against New Zealand last week.
Eoin Morgan becomes a Freeman in the City of London
England's World Cup winning-captain Eoin Morgan was awarded the Freedom of the City of London on Wednesday.
Haris Rauf Reprimanded For Slapping Team-Mate In Pakistan Super League Match: Pakistan Central Board Source
Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf escaped with a reprimand after he was seen slapping his Lahore Qalandars teammate Kamran Ghulam in a Pakistan Super League match. A source in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said match referee Ali Naqvi only reprimanded Rauf since neither of the umpires had reported the incident to him in Lahore Qalandars' match against Peshawar Zalmi. Former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi and some other ex players, however, felt that Rauf was out of line.
Joe Root feels grateful to be kept on as England captain after Ashes thrashing
Joe Root expressed his gratitude at being given the chance to continue as England captain despite another Ashes mauling and hopes a new-look side can rebound quickly in the West Indies.
Dolphins hammer Western Province to secure final CSA T20 Challenge playoff spot
Cape Town — The Dolphins have secured the final place in the CSA T20 Challenge playoffs with a crushing 65-run victory over Western Province at St George's Park.
'Grateful' Root says time for fresh start after Ashes drubbing
England captain Joe Root said on Wednesday that it was time for a fresh start after their Ashes debacle and that he was grateful to be given the opportunity to take the team forward, ahead of their tour to the West Indies.