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Stokes named ICC player of the year after a smashing 2019

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Ben Stokes was named the International Cricket Council (ICC) player of the year on Wednesday, capping an unforgettable 2019 for the swashbuckling England all-rounder...
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Aussies playing dead until World Cup comes to life

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The most successful team in Cricket World Cup history is out to shake off the shame of Sandpapergate
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No expectations on the Proteas may just be what they need

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Instead of chokers, the team are being tagged as dark horses at this year’s Cricket World Cup
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ICC boss ‘confident’ of corruption-free cricket World Cup

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The 2019 World Cup is due to take place in England and Wales from May to July
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King Kohli is back on top

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The 29-year-old scored 97 and 103 when India beat England by 203 runs in the third Test at Nottingham’s Trent Bridge on Wednesday
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Sri Lanka’s Lions lack bite of yore

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Dogged by scandal and missing stars who have retired, Sri Lanka may struggle at home against the Proteas
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ICC ups punishment for ball-tampering

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The changes come in the wake of a ball-tampering scandal in South Africa in March
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KG: ‘I’m obsessed with winning’

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He is all passion and there’s no holding back when presented with a good wicket or a big player
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Smith slams decision to overturn Rabada ban

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The Australia skipper finds it strange that he was not called to testify in the appeal process.
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Rabada needs a miracle to play in Cape Town

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The only way Rabada could feature in Cape Town is if the ICC move incredibly quickly determine their own original punishment for Rabada was too harsh.
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ICC hit Rabada with series ban

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The cricketer has accumulated eight demerit points within a 24-month period automatically leading to a two match suspension.
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Rabada in hot water for ‘aggressive’ send-off

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The cricketer now has five demerit points and has been fined 15% of his match fee.
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Honesty, the Proteas’ brutal policy

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In the aftermath of South Africa’s bumpy Test performance against England, it’s time to face the facts
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‘Gutless’ ICC accused of bias

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Former players slammed the International Cricket Council (ICC) for not issuing sanctions after Kohli accused Smith of abusing the review system.
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Pink is the daftest colour in cricket’s latest balls-up

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Odd, isn’t it, that of all the changes we are prepared to make to Test cricket, the colour of the clothes the game is played in appears sacrosanct?
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