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I know this was a few days ago, and I know he's only playing Omang, but if you haven't seen it this record breaking performance is certainly worth a gander.

@cricket Ireland leave Team India miles behind with monumental Test achievement

https://www.hindustantimes.com/cricket/ireland-leave-team-india-miles-behind-with-monumental-test-achievement-after-historic-win-against-afghanistan-101709352808252.html

I always want to side

WTF is T201? Is this just a typo of T20I?

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@cricket With T20WC24 being hosted in the States We will get Team USA for sure so that will be a new qualifier, but what's terning in Africa? emergingcricket.com/news/ugand…

#CWC2023 @cricket

Do these guys we've stop finding stuff to complain about?

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Cricket Umpiring in Japan: Interview with Sagir Parkar

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Pat Cummins looks set to miss Australia’s ODI tour of South Africa due to his fractured wrist and instead return for the series against India ahead of the World Cup in October.

The World Cup could be Cummins’ last time captaining the ODI side, with the quick to determine after the tournament whether he can continue juggling the role with bowling duties and the Test captaincy.

Cummins injured his left wrist diving in the field on day one of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval but played on before beginning his ongoing recovery.

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Via: https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/australia-news-pat-cummins-set-to-be-fit-for-odi-world-cup-despite-wrist-fracture-1391247

Cummins set to be fit for ODI World Cup despite wrist fracture Marnus Labuschagne has been dropped from the one-day squad; Tanveer Sangha and Aaron Hardie included

Strong squad, what would be your XI?

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Probably the key part:

“[W]e face the real prospect of losing important Test and BBL cricket matches from Queensland to interstate venues during the pre-Olympic displacement from the Gabba and hold a reasonable fear that a suitable solution to enable continuity of matches in Brisbane may not meet our needs or expectations,” they wrote.

“...We are preparing ourselves for a worst-case scenario where cricket could face the loss of access to the Gabba for potentially greater than seven years during the period of demolition, construction and post-Games return.”

Hence their public demands for an Allan Border Field redevelopment before the bulldozers move in at Woolloongabba. It would be, they argue, the “most efficient, cost-effective, and timely option” for the sport.