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Money Making Online (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
India Vs SriLanka 3rd Test Match, Second Day India beat Srilanka Score 393 only 78 Overs. On this day Virender Sehwag hit the second fastest double century and going to hit may be 400. Sehwag reached his double hundred in 168 balls. New Zealand Player Nathan Astle hold the record for the fastest in 153 balls. Fastest Triple Century reached batsmen's are Brian Lara of the West Indies, Donald Bradman...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 09/16/2009
• Chennai franchise boosted by all-rounder's availability • Match-fitness of freelance player is concern, says Delhi chief Andrew Flintoff's decision to go down the freelance route could have far-reaching repercussions for the future of the game and the Twenty20 leagues around the world. The Chennai Super Kings, who coughed up $1.55m (£940,000) for his services at the Indian Premier...
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Dipz Cricket World (Free subscription) | 09/02/2009
These are the top 10 Ashes batsman I have enjoyed watching since 1990 onwards 1) Steve Waugh – To have an average of 58 in Ashes test shows the true class and guts of the players and that was what Steve Waugh was all about. His best innings have to be the 157 not out at The Oval on one leg in 2001 then in his last Ashes innings scored 102 at Sydney 2) Allan Border – The one batsman you...
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Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 08/25/2009
Michael Hussey hopes his career-saving century at The Oval will have a similarly revitalising effect as Matthew Hayden's corresponding innings four years ago
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Different Shades of Green (Free subscription) | 08/22/2009
Even fewer people have credited Ian Bell with being a perceptive cricketing sage than with being a Test class number three batsman, but when he warned at the end of the first day at The Oval that people shouldn't pronounce judgement on England's first innings total until Australia had batted, I decided that he had a point. A fairly obvious and trite one, granted, but a point nevertheless. I've been...
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Dipz Cricket World (Free subscription) | 08/19/2009
While we all speculate about who will be picked for the forthcoming Ashes teams, I wonder how many, if any, would hold their own against the best players of the past generation. It set me thinking who would make the XI for each country based on Test cricket in the last 30 years, so naturally I had to share my thoughts here.... It's particularly hard to select an Australian team. So many great players,...
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Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 08/11/2009
Matthew Hayden, the former Australia opener, appears more upset with Phillip Hughes' quick demotion from the Test team than the man himself.
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Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 08/11/2009
Matthew Hayden is set to join the board of Cricket Australia barely six months after retiring from international cricket
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euronews24 (Free subscription) | 08/09/2009
England should ignore any media criticism and pick the same team for the final Ashes Test, says former Australia opener Matthew Hayden.With Australia set to win the fourth Test within three days, there are calls for England to make changes for the l ...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 07/31/2009
The lack of snarl and bite in the current Australian team makes one remember the grizzled campaigners of old These Australians are way too nice for their own good. With the exception of their muzzled captain, Ricky Ponting, a rehabilitated larrikin of the old school, and possibly Peter Siddle and Ben Hilfenhaus, who are not yet fully house-trained, they are seriously lacking in the essential ingredient...
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Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 07/24/2009
Matthew Hayden has planned to set up a youth academy in Chennai and wants to take the help of Rahul Dravid and his Super Kings coach Stephen Fleming in the venture
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 07/23/2009
Ian Bell is the likely replacement but he is the antithesis of Kevin Pietersen and must bat down as low as six to minimise disruption The loss of Kevin Pietersen is every bit as significant to England's Ashes chances as was that of Glenn McGrath toAustralia four years ago. The cracks can be papered over and indeed players, understanding the need to step up, may yet play above themselves as a result....
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 07/21/2009
The Ashes captains have shown little regard for the etiquette of the game with their appeals and claimed catches A lingering smell of enmity hangs over the Ashes now, the likes of which we haven't had since ... well, 2005. It is an enduring myth – perpetrated by the famous picture of Andrew Flintoff crouching down to console Brett Lee after victory at Edgbaston – that the series four years...
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