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Lehmann and Manou lead Redbacks' run-fest
Darren Lehmann slammed 104 off just 106 balls, while Graham Manou made a quickfire 91 as South Australia completely dominated the third day of their P
Show heart and save face, says Smith
Australia and the World XI will employ opposite policies for the Super TestPeter English in Sydney13-Oct-2005 Graeme Smith: ‘To beat
‘Cha-Ching!,’ ‘Everyone’s a winner’ – Many Charlton fans revel in ‘superb’ news about £15m deal
Many Charlton Athletic fans have reacted to the transfer of former Addicks player Karlan Grant from Huddersfield to West Browmich Albion, which will h
Glasgow Rangers: Fans react to Bongani Zungu update
Glasgow Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is still on the look-out for a new midfielder. The Gers have been busy in the transfer window this summer, s
Chelsea news: The Blues get a big boost in transfer chase of £70m-rated star
Chelsea have been one of the most active Premier League clubs in the ongoing summer transfer window. And maybe that doesn’t come as a big surprise giv
Newcastle United: Jetro Willems posts cryptic tweet as future is uncertain
Newcastle United ace Jetro Willems has posted a rather cryptic tweet on his official Twitter page as his immediate future at the Tyneside club seems u
Flintoff and Hoggard grab the initiative for England
England took three wickets in the morning – including both Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis for ducks – and four more in the evening session to grab th
Rajin Saleh named captain
Rajin Saleh has been named the new Bangladesh captain for next month’s Champions Trophy in England after Habibul Bashar was ruled out with an injured
Aston Villa fans react to John McGinn returning to training
Aston Villa haven’t had much to get excited about lately but the return of John McGinn to training should fill his teammates and management with optim
Ehsan Mani takes a hard line on Zimbabwe
Ehsan Mani, the ICC president, has said that the ECB has been given time until its board meeting in April to announce its decision about touring Zimba