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India, Pakistan drawn in same group at T20 Cricket World Cup: ICC
Champions West Indies, meanwhile, have been pooled with former winners England, Australia and South Africa in the tournament which is set to take place in Oman...
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Kiwi joy as long-suffering 'nice guys' crowned Test champions
The Black Caps were also lauded for the manner in which they claimed victory, with pundits saying their sporting spirit shone through during a deserved victory in Southampton.
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Southee double gives New Zealand hope in World Test final against India
Tim Southee removed both India openers late on Tuesday to give New Zealand hope of an unlikely victory in the World Test Championship final as the showpiece match headed into the reserve sixth day.
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Rain delays start of World Test Championship final
This fixture, worth $1.6 million to the winners and $800,000 to the runners-up, represents the culmination of a two-year programme of series to crown a champion team in men's Test cricket, with India and New Zealand topping the qualifying table.
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Cricket's David and Goliath face off in Test Championship final
India face New Zealand in the inaugural World Test Championship final on Friday in a match that could have a profound influence on cricket globally.
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Advantage New Zealand but India 'not worried', says Pujara
Friday's final in Southampton comes after two years of Test series to determine the world's top two teams.
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India, New Zealand to share title if World Test final ends in draw
The two teams will face off in Southampton, England from June 18 to 22, with June 23 kept as a reserve day only for lost playing time.
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Kohli warns players 'cooked' in bubble life ahead of IPL season
Virat Kohli, one of the game's most disciplined captains, raised his concerns after his India side edged England by seven runs in a thrilling decider to clinch the one-day series 2-1 in Pune on Sunday.
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'We didn't have a chance,' says Kohli as Bairstow, Stokes blast England to win
Bairstow (124) and Stokes (99) put on 175 for the second wicket and smashed 17 sixes between them as England romped home in 43.3 overs with six wickets to spare in Pune.
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Dhawan, Krishna star as India thrash England in first ODI
Chasing 318 for victory, England were bowled out for 251 in 42.1 overs despite a blazing 94 by Jonny Bairstow to trail the series 1-0.
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England's Buttler hails 'pioneer' Morgan after 100th T20
Buttler, whose unbeaten 83 eclipsed India skipper Virat Kohli's swashbuckling 77, said Morgan was an inspiration to up-and-coming England cricketers.
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Brilliant Buttler guides England to T20 win over India
Buttler carried his bat through the run chase to score 83 not out, smashing four sixes and five fours, to guide England to 158 for two with 10 balls to spare.
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England thrash India by eight wickets in 1st T20
Chasing a modest 125, England romped home in 15.3 overs to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series at the world's biggest cricket stadium in Ahmedabad.
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Sam Curran backs England's rotation policy in busy year
Some pundits slammed the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for giving breaks to key players including Jos Buttler, Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali during the India Tests.
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England spin bowler Bess 'chucked under the bus' - Harmison
India ended the second day on 294-7 in reply to England's first-innings 205 all out, a lead of 89 runs, after Rishabh Pant's hundred led a recovery from 146-6.
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Patel, Ashwin spin England out for 205 in final Test
Joe Root won the toss for the third time in the series and chose to bat at the world's biggest cricket venue in Ahmedabad, where India won the spin-dominated third Test inside two days.
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Stokes fifty props up England in final India Test
Ollie Pope, on 21, and Dan Lawrence, on 15, were batting after England, who are 2-1 down heading into the final Test, won the toss in Ahmedabad.
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Kohli credits Test success to not grumbling about pitches
India lead the series 2-1 after a crushing two-day, 10-wicket win on a viciously turning pitch at the same stadium in the day-night third Test last week.
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Root wants England to be 'brave' against Indian spinners
The tourists have sustained heavy defeats in the past two matches -- by 317 runs in Chennai and 10 wickets in a chastening two-day finish in Ahmedabad -- but can still draw the series 2-2.
