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Batters hold key to India series, says South Africa captain Bavuma
JOHANNESBURG : South Africa is one of the most challenging places in the world for batters and the side which can adapt to the seamer friendly conditions quickest has the best chance of success in the first Test against India, according to home captain Temba Bavuma.
India could look to Rahul to fill wicketkeeper void in first Test
JOHANNESBURG : KL Rahul is likely to don the wicketkeeper gloves for India in the first Test against South Africa that begins in Pretoria on Tuesday, despite having started only one first class match in the role in the past.
Mauricio Pochettino bemoans Chelsea's lack of ruthlessness after Wolves defeat
Mauricio Pochettino lamented Chelsea's lack of ruthlessness in front of goal after a flurry of missed chances contributed to a 2-1 defeat to Wolves at Molineux.
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It's the weekend before Christmas, and that means… nine things I liked and disliked — Christmas edition! This week, we check in on the Golden State Warriors after Draymond Green's suspension, the undeniable offensive chemistry that's developing in Milwaukee and how the MVP front-runner and a GOAT candidate keep opponents guessing.
Manchester United's next six Premier League fixtures compared to Liverpool FC, Tottenham and rivals
Manchester United's defeat to West Ham saw them drop to eighth in the Premier League table.
India chase history in test series in South Africa
PRETORIA : India go in search of history when they face hosts South Africa in two tests starting in Pretoria on Tuesday, hoping to claim a first ever series victory in a country where they have come close before only to fall agonisingly short.
PCB Mulls Regulation To Forbid Agents From Signing More Than 2-3 Players
The Pakistan Cricket Board is looking to implement a regulation which forbids any player's agent or company from signing more than 2 to 3 players at one time for representation. The cricket management committee running the Board affairs is expected to take a final decision on this regulation in the next couple of days after two agencies signed on dozens of Pakistani team players and officials for representation. After realising that one agent, Talha Rehmani and his company Saya Corporation represented 7-8 leading Pakistani players and officials including Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Muhammad Rizwan, PCB has now learnt that another agency known as International Cricketers Association (ICA) also has contracts with many players and officials presently touring Australia.