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Rahmat Shah, Asghar Afghan and Hashmatullah Shahidi put Afghanistan in dominant position
Fifties from Rahmat Shah, Hashmatullah Shahidi, and Asghar Afghan helped them go 142 ahead before getting the wicket of William PorterfieldThe Report
Klaassen and Visee help Netherlands topple Scotland
The left-arm quick was able to arrest a fast start from the opposition while the opener helped seal a straightforward chase with a career-best 71The R
Malinga to lead ODI and T20I squads in New Zealand
Angelo Mathews, who had been axed from the limited-overs squads due to fitness and run out issues, is back in the squadAndrew Fidel Fernando14-Dec-201
'Big score coming soon' – Coach Rajput on Zimbabwe's batsmen
Zimbabwe are having trouble closing out games, according to their head coach, but he’s backing them to deliver in the second ODI against BangladeshMoh
Liverpool: Klopp Considering Late Bid for £45m Mishap At Anfield
Liverpool’s midfield overhaul has taken an unconventional and testing route. The unexpected departures of Jordan Henderson and Fabinho to lif
Liverpool Planning To Sign Centre-Back Alongside New Midfielder
Liverpool are still working hard on making new signings in the summer transfer window, with a new update suggesting that midfield is not the only area
Wolves "players" behind-scenes thoughts revealed after Lopetegui drama
Major news has rocked Wolverhampton Wanderers fans with manager Julen Lopetegui departing the club. Things may go from bad to worse as Dean Jones,
Leeds Have Loan Offer Rejected For £5k-p/w "Joy To Watch"
Leeds United have seen a loan bid for Manchester City starlet Rico Lewis rejected, according to reports. Who is Rico Lewis?
Rabada reaches career-best No. 3 ranking
The fast bowler has now moved above R Ashwin and Rangana Herath among Test bowlers, while Dimuth Karunaratne has entered the top 20 in the Test battin
Leeds Could Sign Unbelievable £3.6m Klich Heir At Elland Road
Leeds United built their last promotion success on hard work as much as they did talent, although thats not to suggest the latter was in short supply.