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    Depleted New Zealand battle for survival There was no case of second-time-unlucky for Tillakaratne Dilshan, and a blazing century pushed a tummy-bug-hit New Zealand to the brink as the Galle Test entered its climactic phase. Having taken a 153-run lead, with Muttiah Muralitharan taking his...
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    The Ashes 2009

    Broad and Swann leave Australia in tatters Stuart Broad produced a bowling performance to rival that of Andrew Flintoff at Lord's, as he and Graeme Swann combined to rout Australia's batting in a sensational session on the second afternoon at The Oval. From a confident but never comfortable 61...
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    The Ashes 2009

    Alastair Cook out for 9. England 27/1
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    The Ashes 2009

    England 27/0 (12 overs) & 332 Australia 160 Day 2 - Session 3
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    Ryder and McCullum out with stomach bugs New Zealand wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum and reserve keeper Jesse Ryder have been hit by a stomach bug and have returned to their hotel room at the start of the fourth day of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle today. Reece Young will keep wickets...
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    McCullum commits to Otago for Champions League Brendon McCullum has confirmed that he will be playing for Otago Volts in the inaugural Champions League. The wicketkeeper-batsman also said that he was not interested in playing for New South Wales, after the Australian domestic team showed keen...
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    Perseverance in Siddle pays off It is no coincidence that Australia's Ashes resurgence has coincided with that of Peter Siddle. Thirteen wickets at 17.15 at Edgbaston, Headingley and The Oval have taken the Victorian pace man from a precarious position within the Australian attack to the...
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    Bell rediscovers his ugly side Ian Bell and Churchillian rhetoric do not tend to belong in the same sentence - in fact, chinchillian would be an adjective more befitting of such a mousy character. But never mind the blithe assumptions that can be taken from this latest unfulfilled performance...
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    Bell optimistic on dusty pitch An unfamiliar and subcontinent-style pitch has revived England's hopes of capturing the Ashes despite the hosts falling away after a useful start to the deciding Ashes Test. In the lead-up to the game Surrey said they would not be influenced into producing a...
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    Trott stays calm during pressure debut He's not the new Kevin Pietersen, but Jonathan Trott had good reason to feel like his fellow South African-raised, England batsman. Pietersen, who was a guest in the dressing room, has long been responsible for carrying his adopted home and Trott was...
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    The Ashes 2009

    England 16/0 (6 overs) & 332 Australia 160 Day 2 - Session 3
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    The Ashes 2009

    Min overs remaining 23.0
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    The Ashes 2009

    England 332 & 14/0 (5 overs) Australia 160 England lead by 186 runs with 10 wickets remaining Day 2 - Session 3
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    The Ashes 2009

    England 332 Australia 80/1 (25.0 overs) Australia trail by 252 runs with 9 wickets remaining in the 1st innings Day 2 - Session 2
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    The Ashes 2009

    It's the second day of the test match.
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    The Ashes 2009

    England 282/7 (78 overs) Day 1 - Session 3
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    The Ashes 2009

    13 overs left in the day's play.
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    The Ashes 2009

    England 277/7 (77 overs) Day 1 - Session 3
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    The Ashes 2009

    England 277/7 (76 overs) Day 1 - Session 3

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