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Will Bangalore keep faith with veterans in 2021 IPL season?
Although the 2020 season ended in disappointment for Bangalore, there are signs that they can remain a force in the IPL.
An overhaul of their squad would not be too detrimental, although their hierarchy must ensure they lock down the key men
in their side to sustain their charge. Read more...
IPL Shows That Tournament Bubbles Can be a Success
The 2020 IPL has been a far cry from what we are used to seeing due to the current pandemic but it has been a huge success and has shown the way
forward for other tournaments if they need to go ahead in the future but have concerns. Read more...
West Indies Preparations Hit by New Zealand Isolation Rules The West Indies continue their run of being a team prepared to travel the world and play cricket
despite the current pandemic that is happening. Their next stop off is in New Zealand, though preparations for the games there is not going to be easy
due to how they are scheduled and the isolation rules that they have to follow when they get into the country.
Read more...
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inter-county competition in Wales and England. The inception of the game has been very successful resulting in online casinos like
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Approaching Milestones [Updated: 08:33 Jan 26 2021 (UTC+0930)] |
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Tests: Ravindra Jadeja, Dhananjaya de Silva, Roston Chase, Marnus Labuschagne and Temba Bavuma near
2,000 runs. Nathan Lyon nears 400 wickets, Ishant Sharma nears 300 wickets. Kagiso Rabada nears 200 wickets, while
Mehidy Hasan Miraz nears 100 wickets. Jos Buttler nears 100 wicket keeping dismissals. James Anderson nears 100 field
catches. Joe Root nears 100 matches. Read more...
ODI's: Upul Tharanga and Martin Guptill near 7,000 runs. Azhar Ali, Kusal Mendis, Fakhar Zaman, and Samiullah Shinwari near 2,000 runs. Tendai Chatara, Yuzvendra Chahal, Adam Zampa, and Chris Mpofu near 100 wickets. Samiullah Shenwari nears 1,000 runs/50 wickets. Shoaib Malik nears 100 catches. Read more... Twenty20's: Virat Kohli nears 3,000 runs while Mohammad Shahzad, and Ross Taylor near 2,000 runs. Sabbir Rahman, Joe Root, Shaiman Anwar, Evin Lewis, Brendan Taylor, Jonny Bairstow, Andrew Balbirnie, Najibullah Zadran and George Munsey near 1,000 runs. Safyaan Sharif, Paul van Meekeren, and Mark Watt near 50 wickets. Martin Guptill and Ross Taylor near 50 catches. Eoin Morgan and Mohammad Hafeez near 100 matches, while Calum MacLeod, Andre Russell, and Rashid Khan near 50 matches. Read more... |
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Recent Records and Achievements [Updated: 11:50 Jan 26 2021 (UTC+0930)] |
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Tests: England win successive matches against Sri Lanka at Galle International Stadium to record their fourth
series win against Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka. Joe Root scores his nineteenth century, fourth against Sri Lanka, and is England's
fourth highest run scorer.
James Anderson records his fourth best innings bowling performance, and has now taken six wickets or more in an innings
on six occasions. Angelo Mathews scores his eleventh century, third against England, and first at Galle International
Stadium.
ODI's: Bangladesh clean sweep the series 3-0, and remain unbeaten in both matches against the West Indies at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium. Afghanistan win successive matches against Ireland at Sheikh Zayed Stadium. Rahmat Shah scores his fifth century, and second against Ireland. Paul Stirling scores his eleventh century, second against Afghanistan, and is Ireland's leading run scorer. Bangladesh win successive matches in the series, and have now won four of their ten matches against the West Indies at Shere Bangla National Stadium. Twenty20's: New Zealand win successive matches, and remain unbeaten in their three matches against Pakistan at Seddon Park. New Zealand win the first match of the series and now have a 50% win/loss ratio against Pakistan at Eden Park, Australia win the third match of the series, but lose the series 1-2. Read more... |
