Domestic cricket’s ‘class divide’

I’d asked Ryan ten Doeschate about what it’s been like in the Netherlands dressing room since he started going back home with his IPL riches. Were his teammates jealous? He responded delicately: “There will be guys who are far better first-class cricketers than I am, but have not made their mark on T20 cricket, who will feel aggrieved that ‘a slogger’ is getting paid these disproportionate sums of money.”  Read More >>>> 

Domestic cricket’s ‘class divide’

India-England Test series | Cricket

“It was very important to end the series on a high. There’s always disappointment when you try and win a series, then lose 3-2. I thought the way the lads performed today was really good. It was an important toss to win, but you still have to execute your skills. More News>>>>

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>Almost two decades before rotation became a dirty word, Dennis Lillee thoroughly endorsed the policy dividing Australia's cricket community.

>And while he will not say so publicly, Lillee has told some of his most powerful friends in the game that he still endorses the same strategy today.

>Writing a newspaper column in 1996, Australia's greatest fast bowler used a detailed example of how his former West Australian teammate turned Australian women's hockey coach Ric Charlesworth employed a broad squad to win gold at the Atlanta Olympics. More New....

highlights: India vs England, 4th ODI

# Cook (76 off 106 balls) has posted his 15th fifty in ODIs - his sixth against India. The said knock is his highest score in ODIs on Indian soil, eclipsing the 75 at Rajkot on January 11, 2013.

# Pietersen and Cook have shared a stand of 95 - England's highest for the second wicket in ODIs at Mohali. Their fourth highest for this wicket-position against India in India in ODIs.

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