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West Indies test players return to small group training
The West Indies had been scheduled to visit England for three tests in June but the tour was pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The England and Wales...
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ECB announces 61 million pounds aid package due to coronavirus
The start of the English cricket season has been delayed until at least 28 May due to the outbreak, and the ECB is also drawing up contingency plans in case the season is pushed back further.
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ECB sets aside €69m after Steinhoff loss
It was probably related to debt issued by Steinhoff, which the ECB decided to sell at a loss in January after the South African retailer became embroiled in an accounting scandal.
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#RandReport: Rand gains as investors bet ECB will delay tapering
The rand firmed on Wednesday, shrugging off September’s weak business confidence print.
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OPINION: Greek deal leaves bitter aftertaste
Hugo Dixon says Greece’s immediate prospects are bleak.
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Tsipras scrambles to ready tough reforms package
The offer must go far enough to satisfy Greece’s sceptical creditors but may face resistance.
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Greece imposes capital controls as crisis deepens
The government has shut down the system to keep the banks from collapsing.
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ECB raises emergency funding for Greek banks - sources
The move is the third day in a row that the ECB has sanctioned additional funding.
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England overpower India by nine wickets
England thrashed India by nine wickets to record their first win in the tri-series tournament in Australia.
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Collier apologises to CSA
England cricket chief David Collier has been forced to apologise to Cricket South Africa.
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Smith reacts to Collier comments
Proteas test captain Graeme Smith has praised acting CSA CEO Jacques Faul's strong leadership.
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Strauss retires from cricket
England test captain Andrew Strauss has announced his retirement from professional cricket.
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Pietersen apologises to Strauss
Kevin Pietersen has apologised for sending text messages criticising his teammates and staff.
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Strauss surprised by Pietersen row
England captain Andrew Strauss says the fallout between Kevin Pietersen and the ECB came as a surprise.
