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IND vs AFG | India will look to fine tune winning combination ahead of World Cup

India and Afghanistan face off in the final T20I match, providing an opportunity for players to showcase their skills.

The Hindu

Cummins to captain "on the fly" against unknown Windies

Australia's captain Pat Cummins admits he knows little of many West Indian opponents entering the first Test in Adelaide.

AAP

ICC steers clear in row over South Africa cricketer’s pro-Israel comments

The International Cricket Council has said it will not get involved in the decision by Cricket South Africa to strip David Teeger of his captaincy of the under-19 side

The Guardian - UK

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ICC bans Bangladesh cricketer Nasir Hossain for two years on corruption charges

Bangladesh all-rounder Nasir Hossain was on Tuesday banned from all cricket for two years, with six months of that suspended.

The Hindu

Steve Smith to take his talents to the top and open Australia's innings in 1st Test against West Indies

Steve Smith dares the West Indies attack to waste the new ball with short-pitched deliveries as he opens for Australia in the Test series opener.

The Hindu

West Indies captain pleads for more Test cricket

Captain Kraigg Brathwaite says the first step to restoring the West Indies to their former cricket glory is to schedule more Test matches.

AAP

Smith instantly re-energised by opening shift: Cummins

Australia captain Pat Cummins says Steve Smith has been instantly re-energised by his shift to open the batting against the West Indies in the first Test.

AAP

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Ben Duckett insists England will be well prepared for India Test series

The squad are currently in state-of-the-art facilities in Abu Dhabi on a training camp.

The Independent UK

A wild baggy green chase? The mystery of David Warner’s missing caps

After the cricketer made a nationwide plea for their return, the caps were found in a ‘half-coffin’ cricket bag. But how did they get there?

The Guardian - AU

Promoted allrounder Green to feel 'less rushed' at No.4

Recalled Australian allrounder Cameron Green is feeling grateful and excited at returning to the Test team to bat in his preferred spot of No.4.

AAP

Fresh scans for Black Caps skipper Williamson

Kane Williamson is set to miss the rest of New Zealand's T20 series against Pakistan with a hamstring issue ahead of Tests against South Africa and Australia.

AAP

PAK vs NZ, 2nd T20I | New Zealand beats Pakistan by 21 runs, leads 5-match series 2-0

New Zealand defeats Pakistan by 21 runs in the second Twenty20 International, taking a 2-0 lead in the series.

The Hindu

Smith won't entertain selection issue if move backfires

Steve Smith expects the freedom of more attacking cricket at the top of the Test order, but hasn't considered what it means for his spot if the move fails.

AAP

West Indies hope new blood helps bring better fortune

The West Indies' struggles have become one of Test cricket's longest ongoing issues, but they are hopeful debutants will bring fresh energy in Australia.

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We won't complain if pitches in India spin from ball one: Ollie Pope

Ollie Pope, a right-handed middle-order batter, did not shy away from the thought that the nature of pitches will be a hot topic of discussion during the series.

The Hindu

A step in right direction for Afghanistan: Trott on first-ever bilateral series against India

“The bilateral series (against India) is a step in the right direction for our side. It’s an indication of the progress made by the side,” said Trott in his pre-match press conference ahead of the second T20I on Sunday.

The Hindu

Modern day batters aren't patient anymore: Kallis

Kallis, a modern day legend with 45 Test hundreds, only second to Sachin Tendulkar, said that jury is still our on whether offensive batting on decisive track is the way to go.

AAP

Aussie pilot Naqvi flying high in cricket's 300 club

Antum Naqvi, a Belgian-born Australian club cricketer, is eyeing a Test place with Zimbabwe after a record-breaking, first-class triple hundred in Harare.

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Test cricket is the real test of a player’s merit: Clive Lloyd

Sir Clive Lloyd, former West Indies captain, receives a warm reception in Kolkata and emphasizes the importance of Test cricket.

The Hindu

Nothing new or foreign to me: Steven Smith on opener role in Tests

Gearing up to open batting for Australia in Tests, Steve Smith on January 13 asserted that it was not a new role for him since he has the experience batting at No. 3 and he likes the challenge of facing the new ball.

The Hindu

IND vs AFG | India eyes series win over Afghanistan as fringe players look to impress; Kohli to return

Afghanitan tour of India: India vs Afghanistan second Twenty20 international in Indore on January 14, 2024

The Guardian - UK

Ollie Pope: ‘If the pitches in India spin from ball one we won’t complain’

The England vice-captain tells Ali Martin he is ready to step up if Ben Stokes suffers an injury and has learned from his previous struggles in India

The Hindu

It was hostile environment in Ahmedabad in the WC match against India: Mickey Arthur

Former Pakistan team director, Mickey Arthur, reflects on the tough moments during the ODI World Cup match against India and the lack of support for the team, while defending his role as director and emphasizing the need for stability and trust within the team.

AAP

Warner sees clear upside in Smith's shift to the top

David Warner has declared Steve Smith's move to the top of the Test order will play into Australia's hands by forcing bowlers to change tactics against him.

The Hindu

As franchise leagues kidnap the game, Test cricket must find windows: Mark Nicholas

Mark Nicholas, president of the MCC and renowned cricket commentator, discusses the future of Test cricket and the importance of the MCC's role in the game.

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