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Twenty20
IPL's Daredevils sign Samuels to replace injured de Kock
Samuels, who was not sold in this year's IPL auction, was part of the West Indies Twenty20 side that won the World Twenty20 last year.
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Chris Gayle reaches 10,000-run landmark in T20
He prefers playing in the Twenty20 leagues across the world, a format in which he is nearly 2,500 runs clear of his nearest rival and former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum.
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England skipper Morgan signs up for SA T20 tournament
Cricket South Africa announced on Thursday that Morgan has signed up for the first two seasons of the tournament, along with Kevin Pietersen and Jason Roy.
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Tahir weaves spell as Proteas beat New Zealand
The South African top order underlined how dangerous they would be in the one-day series with nearly all making telling contributions.
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Brilliant Bumrah secures India's thrilling win
The teams now move to Bangalore for the third and final Twenty20 International which marks the end of England's tour.
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Allan Border calls for end to T20 internationals
The former Australian captain says he hopes the 50 over game will not be allowed to "wither and die".
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India ease past Windies in World T20
The 2007 champions restricted their big-hitting West Indian opponents to a below-par 129 for seven.
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Pakistan offers insurance for visiting teams
Pakistan will offer visiting players insurance worth $2m each in a bid to overcome security fears.
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Southee out due to thumb injury
Fast bowler Tim Southee has been ruled out of New Zealand's tour of South Africa.
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Du Plessis to lead Proteas against NZ
Faf du Plessis will captain South Africa in the Twenty20 series against the Black Caps.
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Windies crush Australia to reach T20 final
Chris Gayle and Kieron Pollard lit up the second semi-final with scintillating power-hitting.
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Mystery spinners crack Twenty20 code
Sri Lanka’s Ajantha Mendis is leading the spinners pack in the Twenty20 World Cup.
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Time for Proteas to deliver - Kirsten
Proteas coach Gary Kirsten says they must do all they can to not crash out of the T20.
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Proteas living on hope and a prayer
The Proteas still have hope of staying in the World Twenty20 World Cup.
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India crushes England
Indian spinners ripped through England’s batting order in their T20 World Cup clash.
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Proteas grapple with illness
Five South African players have fallen ill ahead of their T20 opening game against Zimbabwe.
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Aussies can win T20 World Cup - Clarke
Australia test captain Michael Clarke believes his country win the Twenty20 World Cup.
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Proteas to wrap up England tour
South Africa will look to wrap up their Twenty20 series against England on Wednesday evening.
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Pakistan humiliate Australia in Twenty20
Pakistan crushed Australia by seven wickets in the opening Twenty20 international on Wednesday.
