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Pat Cummins says he will not appear in any more ads for Cricket Australia energy company sponsor

Sport’s governing body denies Test captain’s climate concerns are the reason for the end of the multimillion-dollar partnership with Alinta

The Guardian - AU

Hurricanes open to Tim Paine BBL cameo

Former Test cricket captain Tim Paine has a chance of filling the final spot on the Hobart Hurricanes' Big Bash League roster, coach Jeff Vaughan says.

AAP

Joe Root and Ollie Pope hit hundreds to keep England ticking in thrilling second New Zealand Test

This was a triumphant, harum-scarum day of batting for England, who scored 383 runs in 88 overs. Yet at its end, they remain 80 behind. Plenty seems possible across the final two days.

Evening Standard

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Henry Nicholls thinks Brendon McCullum is an ‘inspiring’ appointment by England

McCullum was appointed England Test head coach last week

The Independent UK

Hanigan and Ryan return to boost Waratahs

Waratahs prop Angus Bell says the arrival of experienced duo Ned Hanigan and Paddy Ryan from playing in Japan has given their Super Rugby Pacific team a boost.

AAP

Reds and Brumbies to provide Test taster

The unbeaten Brumbies will play the Queensland Reds in a heavyweight Super Rugby Pacific clash that doubles as a Wallabies power struggle.

AAP

Lillee leads tributes as Marsh farewelled

Dennis Lillee was among the family and friends to remember Rod Marsh's full life as the former Test wicketkeeper's funeral service in Adelaide on Thursday.

AAP

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Test and Trace employees speak out about 'phenomenal amount of money wasted' on scheme

They say they faced increased aggression and hostility from those they called during the final weeks

Wales Online

Shane Warne dies aged 52: Cricket's greatest bowler lived a life that veered wondrously between disaster and glory

As fans reel from the news of his death, it is impossible to avoid conjuring images of Shane Warne that are not sombre and serious at all. How could a "Warnie" moment ever be sombre and serious, writes Russell Jackson.

ABC News

Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf contracts COVID, doubtful to make his Test debut against Australia

KARACHI: Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf has tested positive for COVID-19, rendering him doubtful to make his Test debut against Australia in the opening match of the three-game series, starting in Rawalpindi on March 4.

The Times of India

Paine involved in Tasmania coaching set-up

Former Test captain Tim Paine has been helping to coach the Tasmanian Tigers but hasn't turned his mind to a playing comeback just yet.

AAP

Astronics Registers Solid Bookings In Q4; Reveals Adverse Ruling In UK Patent Dispute

Astronics Corp (NASDAQ:ATRO) reported Q4 preliminary revenue of $116 million (+1.1% year-over-year) and preliminary bookings of $177 million (+52.6% Y/Y) for a book-to-bill of 1.5. The Q4 revenue included $99 million from the Aerospace segment and $17 million from the Test segment. Bookings for the Aerospace segment were ~$147 million, nearly…

Benzinga

Wales’ Six Nations defence ‘hinges on momentum’, Dan Biggar insists

The reigning champions face a testing tournament opener against Ireland before hosting Scotland and then tackling England

The Independent UK

The Master of Spin Speaks

On a January night during the 11 pm slot in 1992, cricket followers in India watched a young, overweight and blonde-haired Shane Warne for the first time in action on Doordarshan‘s Test Match highlights. It used to be a 30-minute package in times when cable television was yet to make…

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Book Review: A Century Is Not Enough By Sourav Ganguly

A Century Is Not EnoughBy Sourav Ganguly, co-written with Gautam BhattacharyaPublished by JuggernautPages 258It was on a sunny winter day in December 1995 when, as a schoolboy, I watched Sourav Ganguly on a cricket ground for the first time. He was dismissed for a paltry nine runs in Bengal’s first…

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Chronicle of an Imperfect cricketer

There was a type of melancholic and underachieving Indian in the late 1980s and 90s who watched cricket with an empathy for the struggling career of a technique-obsessed Indian batsman. He wanted Sanjay Manjrekar to succeed but there was something strange that the Mumbai batsman’s invisible admirers wouldn’t like to…

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