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Monday, December 13, 2010
India in South africa 2010/2011
Smith and Amla cleared for first Test
Monday 13-December-2010 11:54
Amla and Smith - fit for opening Test.
Proteas captain Graeme Smith and batsman Hashim Amla have been cleared to play for South Africa in the three-Test series against India starting at SuperSport Park on Thursday."Graeme's hand is good. Doctors have cleared him and he's ready to go," coach Corrie van Zyl said on Monday.
"He's confident and looking forward to this week's preparation. We just hope that we can get out there and prepare.
"Hashim seems to be fine and started his preparations last week."
The ring finger on Smith's left hand was broken while batting in the first ODI against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates in November.
Amla was struck on the left wrist while fielding in the last day of the second Test against Pakistan.
Looking ahead to the game, Van Zyl said that he would be stupid to underestimate the Indian bowling attack even though they would be playing in less familiar conditions.
There has been much hype about the pace and bounce of the wickets in South Africa and how this will favour the South African seamers rather than the Indian bowling attack.
"We're not going to give them turning tracks here. That's not going to happen, but we would be stupid to underestimate the Indian bowlers," he said.
"We're going to play on wickets which are going to benefit our style of play, but it is one thing playing on them, it's another thing executing."
India are ranked number one on the ICC's test rankings, but have not yet won a test series in South Africa.
Much is expected from players like Sachin Tendulkar, who will be seeking his 50th test century on this tour; Rahul Dravid, who boasts a test average of 53,31; and the aggressive Virender Sehwag, who averages 54,71.
Van Zyl said the South Africans are not focusing on these stars.
"It's an excellent Indian team which comes to our shores, but as far as individuals are concerned, if you're talking about a very good Indian team, then you can't single out individuals.
"They're not number one because of one individual, they're number one because they're a very good unit.
"If we're going to look at one or two individuals we're going to miss the boat here.
"We're making sure that we're not focused on one individual. We're preparing for the whole Indian team," he said.
Pre-match preparations for the first Test have been marred by wet weather, which has made it difficult to practice outdoors.
"We put in place specific plans for all the players who weren't involved in the MTN finals to work with their franchise coaches," said Van Zyl.
"The idea was that we wanted to have a week off after the Pakistan series to refresh, but at the same time also be ready for the practice week.
"Yesterday we got together and did the planning session and obviously we wanted to start working today, but it's not happening the way we wanted it to happen [because of the weather]."
He said some members of the Indian team arrived last week and had been practising in Cape Town to familiarise themselves with the local conditions.
Monday 13-December-2010 11:54
Amla and Smith - fit for opening Test.
Proteas captain Graeme Smith and batsman Hashim Amla have been cleared to play for South Africa in the three-Test series against India starting at SuperSport Park on Thursday."Graeme's hand is good. Doctors have cleared him and he's ready to go," coach Corrie van Zyl said on Monday.
"He's confident and looking forward to this week's preparation. We just hope that we can get out there and prepare.
"Hashim seems to be fine and started his preparations last week."
The ring finger on Smith's left hand was broken while batting in the first ODI against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates in November.
Amla was struck on the left wrist while fielding in the last day of the second Test against Pakistan.
Looking ahead to the game, Van Zyl said that he would be stupid to underestimate the Indian bowling attack even though they would be playing in less familiar conditions.
There has been much hype about the pace and bounce of the wickets in South Africa and how this will favour the South African seamers rather than the Indian bowling attack.
"We're not going to give them turning tracks here. That's not going to happen, but we would be stupid to underestimate the Indian bowlers," he said.
"We're going to play on wickets which are going to benefit our style of play, but it is one thing playing on them, it's another thing executing."
India are ranked number one on the ICC's test rankings, but have not yet won a test series in South Africa.
Much is expected from players like Sachin Tendulkar, who will be seeking his 50th test century on this tour; Rahul Dravid, who boasts a test average of 53,31; and the aggressive Virender Sehwag, who averages 54,71.
Van Zyl said the South Africans are not focusing on these stars.
"It's an excellent Indian team which comes to our shores, but as far as individuals are concerned, if you're talking about a very good Indian team, then you can't single out individuals.
"They're not number one because of one individual, they're number one because they're a very good unit.
"If we're going to look at one or two individuals we're going to miss the boat here.
"We're making sure that we're not focused on one individual. We're preparing for the whole Indian team," he said.
Pre-match preparations for the first Test have been marred by wet weather, which has made it difficult to practice outdoors.
"We put in place specific plans for all the players who weren't involved in the MTN finals to work with their franchise coaches," said Van Zyl.
"The idea was that we wanted to have a week off after the Pakistan series to refresh, but at the same time also be ready for the practice week.
"Yesterday we got together and did the planning session and obviously we wanted to start working today, but it's not happening the way we wanted it to happen [because of the weather]."
He said some members of the Indian team arrived last week and had been practising in Cape Town to familiarise themselves with the local conditions.
Ashes: Andy Flower guarded on Chris Tremlett inclusion
Third Ashes Test: Australia v England
Venue: Perth Dates: 16-20 December Start time: 0230 GMT
Coverage: Listen live on Test Match Special on BBC 5 live sports extra, Radio 4 LW & online; highlights (UK only) and day's review on the TMS podcast; live text commentary on BBC Sport website; live on Sky Sports 1; highlights on ITV4
England coach Andy Flower has decided which of his three reserve seam bowlers will replace the injured Stuart Broad.
Rumours sweeping Perth suggest Surrey paceman Chris Tremlett will get the nod ahead of Yorkshire pair Tim Bresnan and Ajmal Shahzad for the third Test.
But following the tour match against Victoria, when the trio took only one wicket between them, Flower is refusing to confirm he has gone for Tremlett.
He said: "You can't put words in my mouth. It's pretty clear in our minds."
With Thursday's match moving swiftly into focus, Flower added: "We've got two days prep, and we'll tell our squad what the XI is the day before the game."
With Broad out of the rest of the series with an abdominal injury and his new-ball partner James Anderson tired from two long flights after a brief trip back to England to be present at the birth of his second child, England's bowling attack is under the spotlight for the first time in the tour.
The players' families have also arrived here in Perth, as agreed with team management, and Flower concedes that there are new challenges to be dealt with as a result.
Venue: Perth Dates: 16-20 December Start time: 0230 GMT
Coverage: Listen live on Test Match Special on BBC 5 live sports extra, Radio 4 LW & online; highlights (UK only) and day's review on the TMS podcast; live text commentary on BBC Sport website; live on Sky Sports 1; highlights on ITV4
England coach Andy Flower has decided which of his three reserve seam bowlers will replace the injured Stuart Broad.
Rumours sweeping Perth suggest Surrey paceman Chris Tremlett will get the nod ahead of Yorkshire pair Tim Bresnan and Ajmal Shahzad for the third Test.
But following the tour match against Victoria, when the trio took only one wicket between them, Flower is refusing to confirm he has gone for Tremlett.
He said: "You can't put words in my mouth. It's pretty clear in our minds."
With Thursday's match moving swiftly into focus, Flower added: "We've got two days prep, and we'll tell our squad what the XI is the day before the game."
With Broad out of the rest of the series with an abdominal injury and his new-ball partner James Anderson tired from two long flights after a brief trip back to England to be present at the birth of his second child, England's bowling attack is under the spotlight for the first time in the tour.
The players' families have also arrived here in Perth, as agreed with team management, and Flower concedes that there are new challenges to be dealt with as a result.
Tamim's effort Bangladesh to series win
Tamim Iqbal's explosive 95 blew away Zimbabwe on a slow Chittagong pitch on which the visitors had limped to 188 for 6, giving Bangladesh a six-wicket victory and a sixth-consecutive series win over Zimbabwe. On a track where the rest of the batsmen managed ten boundaries, Tamim clattered seven sixes and five fours after starting cautiously and surviving some anxious moments. Despite three of the top five batsmen contributing 13 runs between them, and Junaid Siddique taking 105 deliveries to reach a half-century, Tamim's charge allowed Bangladesh to canter to victory as they took the series 3-1.
He had curbed his natural attacking instincts after Imrul Kayes fell to the fourth delivery of the chase, before opening up with a pull over square leg off Chris Mpofu in the seventh over. Mpofu's next over was an example of how the chase progressed - in sporadic spurts amid fortuitous let-offs. Tamim went for his favourite heave down the ground off the first delivery, but got an inside-edge that went just past the stumps for a boundary. The third delivery was lifted cleanly over long-off for six, before Mpofu made a mess of a straightforward chance as Tamim chipped a slower one in the air.
Tamim continued to take his chances, treating the spinners with disdain and repeatedly targeting the area between deep midwicket and long-off. He also played-and-missed in between, highlighting the slow nature of the pitch though it had quickened up a touch compared to when Zimbabwe were batting. Flicks and drives just cleared the infield, but what stood out in Tamim's effort was the urgency with which he approached the modest target, in stark contrast to Zimbabwe's batsmen who had crawled at around two an over for more than half their innings.
Siddique's effort was far scratchier as he struggled to find the gaps. But Tamim's briskness at the other end meant he could get away with working the ball around. Elton Chigumbura rotated his bowlers but it didn't have any effect on Tamim, who reached his half-century in the 20th over off 61 balls. Zimbabwe didn't help themselves as Tamim was left off once again, Tatenda Taibu failing to catch the bottom-edge off Ray Price. Tamim responded by moving from 50 to 95 in 34 deliveries, smashing five more sixes before falling while attempting yet another six, holing out to Graeme Cremer who took a diving catch running in from the deep midwicket boundary. By then, however, Bangladesh needed only 50 off 21 overs.
Taibu and Craig Ervine had earlier put on Zimbabwe's highest partnership of the series but their progress was painfully slow, before a late charge in the batting Powerplay took the visitors to 188 on a surface that didn't turn much. Only nine boundaries were hit - six of them in the final six overs - partly because of the low and slow nature of the surface and the damp outfield, but largely due to the lack of intent Zimbabwe displayed.
The first boundary came in the 24th over when Taibu stepped out and lifted Naeem Islam over mid-off. The batsmen showed more purpose after that and the duo had added 95 before Ervine fell, going for another reverse-sweep and getting a top edge that Mushfiqur Rahim gobbled up. Taibu, who made his first half-century of the series, continued to hustle between the wickets. From 137 for 4 after 44 overs, Zimbabwe took 42 off the batting Powerplay, using the lofted shot over the infield to good effect.
Zimbabwe's downward spiral had continued in the morning after Chigumbura opted to bat, and their confused state was typified by some mindless running. Bangladesh usually rely on their spinners to contain the runs but today their quicks, Mashrafe Mortaza and Shafiul Islam, did that job by being on target right from the start.
Zimbabwe helped Bangladesh with repeated attempts at self-destruction, the first of which came as early as the first legitimate delivery of the match, also the first free-hit of the series. Brendan Taylor pushed a full swinging delivery to extra cover and rushed more than halfway down the pitch before he glanced at Hamilton Masakadza, who was rightly rooted at the non-striker's end. Suhrawadi Shuvo had already swooped down on the ball, and waited for an instant before aiming at the striker's stumps and scoring a direct hit.
Mortaza deserved some rewards for his efforts, and soon trapped Masakadza and Dabengwa leg-before. Zimbabwe had slipped to 21 for 3, and the 11th over was already on. They never really recovered after that, and Tamim's blistering knock in his first series after wrist surgery shut them out completely.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Monty Panesar and Chris Tremlett in England Ashes squad
In an England 16 with few surprises the 11 men who played in the last Test at Lord's against Pakistan are retained.
They are joined by Sussex spinner Panesar, Surrey fast bowler Tremlett with another Surrey man, Steven Davies, taking the reserve wicketkeeping spot.
Fit-again Warwickshire batsman Ian Bell and Yorkshire seamer Tim Bresnan make up the party to defend the Ashes.
While there will be celebrations for them, others are sure to harbour some disappointment that their efforts have been overlooked.
Among them is Ajmal Shahzad, a rapidly improving fast bowler who made his Test debut at Old Trafford in May against Bangladesh. He did little wrong there, and also impressed in his four one-day appearances for England.
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National selector Geoff Miller said: "He was disappointed, obviously. We felt there were a couple of areas to develop on that he wasn't quite right on."
Shahzad's Yorkshire colleague Adil Rashid, 22, is also unlucky following some excellent domestic form throughout the year across all competitions. The leg-spinner's performances were good enough for him to finish second in the Professional Cricketers' Association rankings.
Kent supporters, meanwhile, were hoping James Tredwell might have been selected ahead of either Panesar or Rashid. Instead, Tredwell joins Shahzad among 16 players named in the performance squad, a back-up group who will also be in Australia during the winter.
Rashid and Ravi Bopara are notable absentees from the cohort of supplementary players, with 19-year-old Durham all-rounder Ben Stokes one of the more interesting inclusions.
Alongside the announcement of the two squads, England also revealed the 11 players on central contracts for a year as of 1 October, and for the first time that list features Jonathan Trott and Steven Finn.
It's the million-pound question but yes, I do think that if they all perform to potential there's no reason why we can't retain those Ashes
National selector Geoff Miller
With Ian Bell keeping his contract, Eoin Morgan is the only player of the team who featured in England's last Test not to get a central contract.
Morgan, England's highest rated one-day player, is one of six players with incremental contracts. Bresnan, Bopara, Luke Wright and Michael Yardy join him among those players whose performances automatically trigger the award of a full contract if they make enough appearances for the England team.
The Ashes holders will play five Tests, starting in Brisbane on 25 November.
At 6ft 7ins, Tremlett's ability to generate steep bounce from a length makes the former Hampshire star suited to Australian wickets.
That, along with his 48 County Championship wickets in his first season for Surrey, has brought the player who took 13 wickets in three Tests against India in 2007 recognition from Miller.
Miller said: "We feel that Chris Tremlett's inclusion will add a real threat of pace and bounce to our bowling attack given the conditions in Australia. Chris will be vying for a place in the final team."
606: DEBATE
Every time I've seen Tremlett play, either for Surrey, or for England, he's been excellent
Silk
Panesar is another to have benefited from a move to a new county, with 52 wickets for Sussex. His 39 Test appearances include the eight-wicket match haul he achieved on his Ashes debut in Perth, in the 2006-07 Ashes in which England were whitewashed 5-0.
Miller said of the former Northants slow left-armer: "Monty deserves his opportunity to assume the role as England's second spinner behind Graeme Swann.
"Monty has gone away and worked on his bowling since his last England appearance and he continues to be an attacking threat with the ball in his hand."
Even if Swann is fit and able to reproduce the form that has led to his position on the shortlist for ICC world cricketer of the year, Panesar may be considered for the spin-friendly final Test in Sydney.
The selection of Davies ahead of Somerset's Craig Kieswetter comes after some strong performances from the left-hander when opening the batting with Andrew Strauss in England's one-day side.
"His glovework and batting have continued to reach new levels," said Miller.
There is, meanwhile, no surprise that out-of-form batsman Kevin Pietersen, omitted from England's limited-overs series returns to duty.
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Broad confident of England victory
By the time England arrive in Australia ahead of three warm-up matches in early November, Pietersen would have hoped to return to form in a stint with South African side Kwa-Zulu Natal Dolphins in October.
The series will feature the usual five Tests, starting at the Gabba in Brisbane before moving on to Adelaide for the second Test and then Perth for the third.
England travel to Melbourne for the traditional Boxing Day Test and Sydney for the final match, which starts a day later than normal on 3 January.
Australia play two Tests and three one-dayers in India before fine-tuning their own Ashes squad.
After the Ashes series, England and Australia will meet in two Twenty20 internationals and seven one-dayers, leading into the 2011 World Cup on the subcontinent.
England's full 2010/11 Ashes itinerary
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England Ashes Test squad:
Andrew Strauss (captain, Middlesex), Alastair Cook (vice-captain, Essex), James Anderson (Lancashire), Ian Bell (Warwickshire), Tim Bresnan (Yorkshire), Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire), Paul Collingwood (Durham), Steven Davies (wk, Surrey), Steven Finn (Middlesex), Eoin Morgan (Middlesex), Monty Panesar (Sussex), Kevin Pietersen (Hampshire), Matt Prior (wk, Sussex), Graeme Swann (Nottinghamshire), Chris Tremlett (Surrey), Jonathan Trott (Warwickshire).
England performance programme squad:
Jimmy Adams (Hampshire), Jonny Bairstow (wk, Yorkshire), Danny Briggs (Hampshire), Michael Carberry (Hampshire), Maurice Chambers (Essex), Jade Dernbach (Surrey), Andrew Gale (Yorkshire), James Hildreth (Somerset), Craig Kieswetter (wk, Somerset), Adam Lyth (Yorkshire), Liam Plunkett (Durham), Ajmal Shahzad (Yorkshire), Ben Stokes (Durham), James Taylor (Leicestershire), James Tredwell (Kent), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire).
England central contracts:
Strauss, Anderson, Bell, Broad, Collingwood, Cook, Finn, Pietersen, Prior, Swann, Trott.
Incremental contracts:
Ravi Bopara (Essex), Bresnan, Morgan, Luke Wright (Sussex), Michael Yardy (Sussex).
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They are joined by Sussex spinner Panesar, Surrey fast bowler Tremlett with another Surrey man, Steven Davies, taking the reserve wicketkeeping spot.
Fit-again Warwickshire batsman Ian Bell and Yorkshire seamer Tim Bresnan make up the party to defend the Ashes.
While there will be celebrations for them, others are sure to harbour some disappointment that their efforts have been overlooked.
Among them is Ajmal Shahzad, a rapidly improving fast bowler who made his Test debut at Old Trafford in May against Bangladesh. He did little wrong there, and also impressed in his four one-day appearances for England.
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England ready for Ashes - Collingwood
National selector Geoff Miller said: "He was disappointed, obviously. We felt there were a couple of areas to develop on that he wasn't quite right on."
Shahzad's Yorkshire colleague Adil Rashid, 22, is also unlucky following some excellent domestic form throughout the year across all competitions. The leg-spinner's performances were good enough for him to finish second in the Professional Cricketers' Association rankings.
Kent supporters, meanwhile, were hoping James Tredwell might have been selected ahead of either Panesar or Rashid. Instead, Tredwell joins Shahzad among 16 players named in the performance squad, a back-up group who will also be in Australia during the winter.
Rashid and Ravi Bopara are notable absentees from the cohort of supplementary players, with 19-year-old Durham all-rounder Ben Stokes one of the more interesting inclusions.
Alongside the announcement of the two squads, England also revealed the 11 players on central contracts for a year as of 1 October, and for the first time that list features Jonathan Trott and Steven Finn.
It's the million-pound question but yes, I do think that if they all perform to potential there's no reason why we can't retain those Ashes
National selector Geoff Miller
With Ian Bell keeping his contract, Eoin Morgan is the only player of the team who featured in England's last Test not to get a central contract.
Morgan, England's highest rated one-day player, is one of six players with incremental contracts. Bresnan, Bopara, Luke Wright and Michael Yardy join him among those players whose performances automatically trigger the award of a full contract if they make enough appearances for the England team.
The Ashes holders will play five Tests, starting in Brisbane on 25 November.
At 6ft 7ins, Tremlett's ability to generate steep bounce from a length makes the former Hampshire star suited to Australian wickets.
That, along with his 48 County Championship wickets in his first season for Surrey, has brought the player who took 13 wickets in three Tests against India in 2007 recognition from Miller.
Miller said: "We feel that Chris Tremlett's inclusion will add a real threat of pace and bounce to our bowling attack given the conditions in Australia. Chris will be vying for a place in the final team."
606: DEBATE
Every time I've seen Tremlett play, either for Surrey, or for England, he's been excellent
Silk
Panesar is another to have benefited from a move to a new county, with 52 wickets for Sussex. His 39 Test appearances include the eight-wicket match haul he achieved on his Ashes debut in Perth, in the 2006-07 Ashes in which England were whitewashed 5-0.
Miller said of the former Northants slow left-armer: "Monty deserves his opportunity to assume the role as England's second spinner behind Graeme Swann.
"Monty has gone away and worked on his bowling since his last England appearance and he continues to be an attacking threat with the ball in his hand."
Even if Swann is fit and able to reproduce the form that has led to his position on the shortlist for ICC world cricketer of the year, Panesar may be considered for the spin-friendly final Test in Sydney.
The selection of Davies ahead of Somerset's Craig Kieswetter comes after some strong performances from the left-hander when opening the batting with Andrew Strauss in England's one-day side.
"His glovework and batting have continued to reach new levels," said Miller.
There is, meanwhile, no surprise that out-of-form batsman Kevin Pietersen, omitted from England's limited-overs series returns to duty.
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Broad confident of England victory
By the time England arrive in Australia ahead of three warm-up matches in early November, Pietersen would have hoped to return to form in a stint with South African side Kwa-Zulu Natal Dolphins in October.
The series will feature the usual five Tests, starting at the Gabba in Brisbane before moving on to Adelaide for the second Test and then Perth for the third.
England travel to Melbourne for the traditional Boxing Day Test and Sydney for the final match, which starts a day later than normal on 3 January.
Australia play two Tests and three one-dayers in India before fine-tuning their own Ashes squad.
After the Ashes series, England and Australia will meet in two Twenty20 internationals and seven one-dayers, leading into the 2011 World Cup on the subcontinent.
England's full 2010/11 Ashes itinerary
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England Ashes Test squad:
Andrew Strauss (captain, Middlesex), Alastair Cook (vice-captain, Essex), James Anderson (Lancashire), Ian Bell (Warwickshire), Tim Bresnan (Yorkshire), Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire), Paul Collingwood (Durham), Steven Davies (wk, Surrey), Steven Finn (Middlesex), Eoin Morgan (Middlesex), Monty Panesar (Sussex), Kevin Pietersen (Hampshire), Matt Prior (wk, Sussex), Graeme Swann (Nottinghamshire), Chris Tremlett (Surrey), Jonathan Trott (Warwickshire).
England performance programme squad:
Jimmy Adams (Hampshire), Jonny Bairstow (wk, Yorkshire), Danny Briggs (Hampshire), Michael Carberry (Hampshire), Maurice Chambers (Essex), Jade Dernbach (Surrey), Andrew Gale (Yorkshire), James Hildreth (Somerset), Craig Kieswetter (wk, Somerset), Adam Lyth (Yorkshire), Liam Plunkett (Durham), Ajmal Shahzad (Yorkshire), Ben Stokes (Durham), James Taylor (Leicestershire), James Tredwell (Kent), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire).
England central contracts:
Strauss, Anderson, Bell, Broad, Collingwood, Cook, Finn, Pietersen, Prior, Swann, Trott.
Incremental contracts:
Ravi Bopara (Essex), Bresnan, Morgan, Luke Wright (Sussex), Michael Yardy (Sussex).
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Pietersen to play in South Africa
09 Sep 10 | England
Surgery rules Onions out of Ashes
02 Sep 10 | England
England are vulnerable - Ponting
26 Aug 10 | Australia
Ashes tickets go on general sale
20 Jul 10 | Cricket
England have Ashes edge - Warne
07 Jul 10 | Australia
Full Ashes tour schedule revealed
04 Feb 10 | England
Victorious England regain Ashes
23 Aug 09 | England
Aussies complete Ashes whitewash
05 Jan 07 | England
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
England will name their squad for the 2010-11 Ashes series in Australia at 1430 BST on Thursday at The Oval
sep 22,
इंग्लैंडले अब आउनी Ashes Test 2010/2011 को लगी बिहीबार नया खेलाडीहरुको लिस्ट तयार पार्नी भएको छ!
इंग्लैंडले अब आउनी Ashes Test 2010/2011 को लगी बिहीबार नया खेलाडीहरुको लिस्ट तयार पार्नी भएको छ!
ECB wants apology from Ijaz Butt
20 sep , 2010
ECB ले हिजो गरेको जारी बिगप्तिमा पाकिस्तानी क्रिकेट बोर्डका सचिब इजाज़ बटलाई पब्लिकको अगाड़ी माफ़ी मागनाको लगी अनुरोध गरेको छ
हामी हरु ले माफ़ीको आशमा बसिराखेको छउ ,एसो नभएमा हामी संग अर्को आप्शन छ.भने ecb chief exucative david ले.
ECB ले हिजो गरेको जारी बिगप्तिमा पाकिस्तानी क्रिकेट बोर्डका सचिब इजाज़ बटलाई पब्लिकको अगाड़ी माफ़ी मागनाको लगी अनुरोध गरेको छ
हामी हरु ले माफ़ीको आशमा बसिराखेको छउ ,एसो नभएमा हामी संग अर्को आप्शन छ.भने ecb chief exucative david ले.
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