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Saturday 30 December 2017
Not under any delusions for what we'll be presented with: Kohli
The India captain Virat Kohli along with head coach Ravi Shastri, addressed the media in Cape Town, ahead of the three-Test series against South Africa
Maharashtra Cricket Association adopts Lodha committee reforms
Earlier in the month, the managing committee had given its nod in the matter before the SGM decided on the same on December 30
Moeen approaching a nightmare
The offspinner's tour started badly with a side injury which forced him to miss the opening two warm-up matches
Delhi fight back with Sudan's double blow
Vidarbha went into Tea at 129 for 2, with Faiz Fazal and Sanjay Ramaswamy falling in quick succession after a 96-run opening stand
Manoj Tiwary - The indefatigable 'Chota Dada'
The Bengal cricketer recollects his cricketing journey and the constant challenges involved in carrying forward Sourav Ganguly's legacy
Smith happy to fill his boots while purple patch lasts
"I just enjoy batting and making runs," the Australian captain said after his third ton of the Ashes series
We came into this game excited about winning: Root
England captain lauded his side for the performance in Melbourne after a deflating first three Tests
Failure at big stages, controversies highlight England's B- year
Despite some notable high points including a good Test series win against South Africa and some fine limited-overs play, their overall report card is one of failure
Another successful year for high-flying Afghanistan
It was a memorable year for Zimbabwe and Ireland too but they also had their fair share of disappointments
Much at stake for Associates in 2018
In the associate world, Afghanistan and Ireland were granted full membership and granted Test status by the ICC
Smith closes in on ton, match heads towards draw
The Australian skipper started the session at 50, and scored 37 more runs in 77 balls in the session, while Marsh played out 97 balls for 10 runs
Late strikes give England hope
Joe Root and Stuart Broad struck late in the session for the visitors to boost their hopes
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