While Ben Stokes is likely to attract a lot of attention, the focus will also be on Tymal Mills; A few unknown names from the Caribbean too might get gigs
Pakistan cricket team captain Misbah ul haq
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Indian cricket team captain Virat kohli
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Australian cricket team captain Michael Clarke
Michael John Clarke captain of the Australian cricket team. He is very good player.
England cricket team captain Alastair Cook
Alastair Nathan Cook, Born 25 December 1984.He is good player.He is Left handed batsman.
Afghanistan cricket team captain Mohammad Nabi
Nabi is a key player for the Afghanistan team.He was born in 3 March 1985.He is a good batsman.
Sri Lankan cricket team captain Angelo Mathews
Angelo Mathews Born 2 June 1987. Batting; Right handed and Bowling; Right arm fast medium. He is a All rounder. And he is a good player.
New Zealand cricket team captain Brendon McCullum
Brendon McCullum, born 27 September 1981. He is a Right handed batsman.
South Africa cricket team captain Graeme Smith
On 3 March 2014, South Africa captain Graeme Smith, who announced his retirement on Tuesday
Bangladesh cricket team captain Mushfiqur Rahim
Mushfiqur Rahim, was born on 1 September 1988.He is Right handed batsman.
Zimbabwe cricket team Captain Brendan Taylor
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Kenya cricket team captain Collins Obuya
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Saturday, 18 February 2017
IPL brings hope for Nathu Singh
Destiny had other plans as a shoulder injury meant the Rajasthan medium-pacer would warm the benches throughout the T20 league
Umesh best pacer in India now: Rodney
Former Australian paceman heaped praise on the Indian saying he has a great action but Indian conditions don't suit fast bowling
Friday, 17 February 2017
ECB names five more Cricket Liaison Officers
Tim Boon, Dean Cosker, Richard Ellison, Wayne Noon and Lloyd Tennant will join Graham Cowdrey, Stuart Cummings, Tony Pigott, Steve Davis and Phil Whitticase as liaison officers
Turner, Head dismissals proved to be the game-changer: Klinger
Australia lost their fourth consecutive home T20I against Sri Lanka after losing to them by five wickets at MCG
Intermittent rain abandons Peshawar-Quetta clash
Tamim Iqbal's fluent fifty drove Peshawar to 117 for 3 in 16 overs, but due to rain, play was called off and both teams shared one point each
Peshawar Zalmi, Quetta Gladiators look to maintain league dominance
The Brendon McCullum-led Lahore Qalandars need to find their winning formula quickly in order to keep themselves afloat for qualification.
Morkel will be considered for Champions Trophy: Faf du Plessis
The 32-year-old pacer has been laid low by a bulging disc in his back since the One-Day International tri-series played in West Indies in June last year
We know what to expect against Ashwin and Jadeja: Shaun Marsh
The 33-year-old feels sticking to a strong game-plan will help the visiting batsmen fare well in the forthcoming Test series
Leach not considered for first 'Test' against Sri Lanka A
The ECB had previously confirmed that Leach had not been selected for England's tours to Bangladesh and India last year because of an illegality in his action
Leach left out of first 'Test' against Sri Lanka A
The ECB had previously confirmed that Leach had not been selected for England's tours to Bangladesh and India last year because of an illegality in his action
Leach to miss first 'Test' against Sri Lanka A
The ECB had previously confirmed that Leach had not been selected for Englands tours to Bangladesh and India last year because of an illegality in his action
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