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Once a journalist. Now finally doing something worthwhile. Here I speak only for myself. Kuldip Lal has over 1032 followers on Twitter.
Mahela Jayawardene finished with an average of 49.84 over 149 Tests with 34 hundreds
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Jayawardene bows out of Test cricket with a half century knock

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An Indian cricket supporter kneels in front of a wax figure of Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar during a promotional event at the Sydney Cricket Ground April 20 2013.
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‘One in a billion’ Tendulkar bids farewell to the game

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The West Indies won their first international title since the 50-over World Cup triumph under Clive Lloyd in 1979.
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Gangnam style: Windies stun Sri Lanka to grab T20 title

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Kevin Pietersen.
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Pietersen back in England cricket team

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South African captain AB de Villiers runs between the wickets during the ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup's Super Eight match between South Africa and Australia at the R. Premadasa International Cricket Stadium in Colombo
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Proteas thumped by Australia in World T20

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Jonathan Bairstow of England is bowled by Piyush Chawla of India during the ICC World Twenty20 2012 match between England and India.
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India, Pakistan win in world Twenty20

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Hansie Cronje
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Hansie Cronje: The shame-faced hero

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Skipper bails out Sri Lanka for the second time

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Is it time for Tendulkar to leave cricket?

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Will jail terms for match-fixing deter cheats?

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The jail terms dished out to three cricket players convicted of match-fixing could deter others, and might bring back the sport’s credibility.

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