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Looking Forward To The Unique Challenges And Passionate Crowds: Sunil Narine On Joining DSG
T20 World Cup: Durban’s Super Giants new West Indian signing Sunil Narine is "looking forward to the unique challenges" of playing in the SA20.
Narine is one of the most experienced T20 players in the world. The all-rounder is a two-time T20 World Cup winner, a multiple Indian Premier League champion and has played over 550 T20 matches in leagues all around the globe.
The 37-year-old has though only played one season previously in South Africa, where he helped the now-defunct Cape Cobras finish runners-up in the domestic T20 competition back in the 2013/14 season. He will be making his SA20 debut in Season 4.
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'Should Allow Like-for-like Substitute': Vaughan Bats For Change In ICC Rules After Pant's Injury
Former England: Former England captain Michael Vaughan asserted that rules should allow a like-for-like substitute for injuries suffered during the first innings of a Test match after a toe fracture almost ruled Rishabh Pant out of the remainder of the fourth Test against England.
Pietersen Applauds Sarfaraz Khan’s Fitness Transformation, Sends Message To Prithvi Shaw
Indian Premier League: Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has praised Sarfaraz Khan for his hard work and dedication, after the middle-order batter from Mumbai lost nearly 17 kilograms in a bid to revive his India career.
Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy: India Might Consider Playing Three Spinners In Manchester, Says Steve Harmison
Follow The Blues: Former England pacer Steve Harmison feels that India might consider playing three spinners in their playing XI for the fourth Test against England in Manchester starting on Wednesday. India picked two spinners - Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar - in the last two Tests in Edgbaston and Lord's. The result in Edgbaston was in India's favour, while they narrowly lost by 22 runs at Lord's to go 1-2 down in the five-match series.
Vaughan Puzzled As To Why Only England Were Penalised For Poor Over Rate At Lord’s
ICC World Test Championship: Former England captain Michael Vaughan questioned why England were penalised for a slow over-rate, claiming that both India and England maintained similarly slow over rates during the Lord’s Test.
Dawson At No.8 Could Make Strong Lower Order For England: Hussain
New Delhi: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes having left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Dawson at number eight could make for a formidable lower middle order for the hosts’ ahead of the fourth Test against India, starting in Manchester on July 23.
Stop Giving Your Wicket Away To Stupid Over-aggressive Shots, Says Geoffrey Boycott To England Batters
Geoffrey Boycott: Former England great Geoffrey Boycott has come down heavily on England’s top order, urging them to move beyond the Bazball ideology and show greater discipline with the bat after their latest Test collapse against India
'I’m Not Sure I’ve Got Any Nails Left': Trott On Thrilling Final Day Contest At Lord's
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Former England batter Jonathan Trott joked that the nail-biting finish to the third Test between India and England at Lord's left him with no nails.
India Must Rethink How They Play Fast Bowling, Says Monty Panesar, As England Win Lord’s Test
Old Trafford Test: Former England spinner Monty Panesar believes India need to revisit their approach to fast bowling after falling to a narrow 22-run defeat in a thrilling third Test at Lord’s here on Monday. The result allowed England to lead the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 2-1 in front of a roaring home crowd.
3rd Test: India Could Not Cope With Theatrics On Day 5, Says Broad
After Jofra Archer: Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad believes India could not cope with the theatre of Test match cricket after losing four wickets in the morning session of the Lord's Test on Monday.
3rd Test: Root-Stokes Partnership Is Key For England, Says Trott
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Former England batter Jonathan Trott feels that the partnership between Joe Root and skipper Ben Stokes for the fifth wicket will be vital for the home side to recover from early blows in their second innings against India at Lord's.
'I Didn’t Like The Acting...' Trott Slams Gill For Heated Final-over Clash At Lord’s
Former England: Former England batter Jonathan Trott has criticised India captain Shubman Gill’s animated response to the English openers just before the close of Day 3 play of the Lord's Test and said being the captain, Gill should have shown restraint and set a better example.
Brilliant Drama, Great Theatre & Red-blooded Contest: Atherton Reflects On Last-over Drama At Lord's
Former England: Former England captain Mike Atherton reflected on the final over where India’s captain Shubman Gill had a fiery exchange with Zak Crawley for the latter's cheeky delaying tactics during the final minutes on Day 3 of Lord's Test, saying he loved watching the "brilliant drama" and the "fantastic end to a nip-and-tuck day".
KL Rahul Was Clinical In His Approach And Looked In Control: Anil Kumble
Match Centre Live: Legendary spinner Anil Kumble heaped heavy praise on opener KL Rahul for his "clinical approach" against the Jofra Archer-led pace attack in the third Test at Lord's.
Stuart Broad Labels Australia’s Current Top Three 'the Most Muddled'
The Grade Cricketer: Former England pacer Stuart Broad has delivered a scathing assessment of Australia’s current Test top order, labelling it the “most muddled” he has ever seen.
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