Imran goes boom
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A distinguished leader
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All pace and no spin? Selection dilemma follows Pakistan to Centurion
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Siraj dangerously close to being a complete fast bowler
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Tidy Faheem Ashraf gives Pakistan an opening, but floodgates stay shut
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South Africa's return to winning ways – what went right and what still needs fixing?
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Talking Points – where did the power in Sunrisers' play go?
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England must show the maturity to repay Strauss's trust
da premier bet： Andrew Strauss, MD of England cricket, wants England's players to make their own choices on and off the field. Now is the time to show
Pakistan ready to bury ghosts of the past
da spicy bet： They have won only four Tests in Australia, the last of which came in 1995. But the ludicrous has seemingly become logical in 2016 and P
An accountant among NZ's rockstars
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