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| It’s a great day for the game and for us: Fleming
Australia have lost their place at the top of the world ODI rankings after New
Zealand batted superbly to register a thrilling five-wicket victory over their
rivals in Auckland on Sunday.
The home side successfully chased down Australia`s record
Eden Park total of 336 for four with eight
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Aussies should overhaul plan for World Cup: Jenner
Former Australian leg spinner Terry Jenner feels Australian
team's dependency on captain Ricky Ponting is worrying factor and it
need to overhaul its plan for the World Cup.
"For the last four years the plan has been the same and it's starting
not to work," said Jenner.
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| I lost focus during tri-series finals: McGrath
Veteran Australian pace spearhead Glenn McGrath has conceded that thoughts
of retirement crossed his mind during the tri-series finals against England.
"When you announce your retirement, the last thing you want to do is actually
retire before you play your last game. I think I did l
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Lara is the best: McGrath
Australian pacer, Glenn McGrath, today named West
Indies legend Brian Lara as the best batsman he ever bowled to in
his international career, "just slightly ahead" of Sachin Tendulkar.
When asked to name his toughest opponent in his 13-year-old career, McGrath
picked Lara
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| McGrath Also Set To Retire third best wicket-taker.
According to reports in the Sydney Morning Herald Glenn McGrath's
final match in international cricket will be the Sydney Test against England.
McGrath's hometown newspaper said they had certified that he would not be playing
at the World Cup in March nor will he be continuing his one-da
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Warne, McGrath to call it quits
Two great Australian bowlers Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath are all
set to bid adieu to the international cricket at the end of the Ashes series.
Shane Warne, who has claimed 699 Test wickets, will announce
his retirement tomorrow while McGrath, who has 555 Test scalps, would make a
simi
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| Australia wins Adelaide Test
Australia today defeated England by six wickets in the second Test to take
2-0 lead in the Ashes Test series.
Chasing a modest total of 168 runs from a minimum of 36 overs, the Baggy Green reached home with six wickets in hand.
Australia lost Justin Langer (7), Matthew Hayden
(18), Ricky
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