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Tuesday 24 January 2017
BBL knockout: Brisbane flair up against slick Sixers
Heat finished on top of the group while the Sixers just about qualified after a victory in their final league match
Australian Cricketers' Association presses for financial transparency
The ACA board assembled in Sydney in order to ensure more financial accountability ahead of the MOU meetings set to take place next week
Hurricanes aim to break Sixers duck in repeat semifinal
Sydney Sixers Women have never been defeated by Hobart Hurricanes in five of their previous encounters in the Women's Big Bash League
Learning from mistakes has made me a better player: Hardik Pandya
Indian all-rounder stressed on the valuable lessons learnt during the 'A' tour of Australia
Not all gloom and doom for Bangladesh: Chandika Hathurusingha
Bangladesh coach believes even as the team lost all the eight matches on the New Zealand tour, there is no need to make drastic changes
SC allows BCCI to propose names for interim committee
The apex court also reiterated that nominated members above 70 years of age won't be appointed
Harmanpreet creates a splash at WBBL, disappointment for Mandhana
The India T20I skipper finished just outside the top-ten with her tally of 296 runs while her deputy's campaign ended prematurely with an ACL tear
Elyse Villani fifty carries Scorchers into final
Having lost their previous semifinal to Sydney Thunder, the Scorchers didn't leave any stone unturned to knock Heat out of the race
Saha-Pujara marathon scripts memorable RoI win
The wicketkeeper notched up his maiden FC double hundred while Pujara posted his 37th century in the six-wicket win
Sky's the limit for women's cricket, believes Lanning
The 24-year-old claimed the Belinda Clark Award for the third time. Only Australian legends Karen Rolton and Shelley Nitschke have claimed the award more times, with four wins apiece
Rogers to return to Somerset as batting coach and mentor
The 39-year-old finished his 18-year long first-class career last year, leading the club to the doorsteps of their maiden County Championship title
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