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Oz selectors may call in reserve bowlers for Cape Town Test

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Port Elizabeth (South Africa), Feb.24 (ANI): With Australia losing the second Test at Port Elizabeth to South Africa by a whopping 231 runs, and the series-ending Third Test in Cape Town beginning on Saturday, selectors may just think of giving their unchanged bowling attack of the past seven Tests a break, and call on reserve pacers James Pattinson and Jackson Bird to effect a quick turnaround in the team's fortunes.</div>
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According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Mitchell Johnson, Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle collectively bowled a whopping 121 overs out of almost 200 in the Port Elizabeth Test, which probably has left them exhausted and dispirited.</div>
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In the past three years, Australia has only fielded more than 200 overs in a match on three occasions. In each, one of its bowlers succumbed to injury.</div>
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As South Africa coasted beyond 300 runs and 100 overs in its first innings, Australian captain Michael Clarke began preserving his strike-bowlers Johnson and Harris, using them for a total of three overs in the last 40 of the innings. In the second innings, the captain kept them to short spells, with Siddle and off-spinner Nathan Lyon doing most of the bowling.</div>
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Clarke said his incumbent pacers had put in the hard yards at Port Elizabeth, and reiterated his preference for a seam-bowling all-rounder in the team. He said that all-rounder Shane Watson is recovering well, but did not reveal whether he would be in a position to make the eleven for the Cape Town Test. (ANI)</div>
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Cricket News Oz selectors may call in reserve bowlers for Cape Town Test

Port Elizabeth (South Africa), Feb.24 (ANI): With Australia losing the second Test at Port Elizabeth to South Africa by a whopping 231 run...

Proteas coach Kirsten says can consider coaching England, but after a decade

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London, Feb.24 (ANI): World Cup-winning coach Gary and current South African boss Gary Kirsten has said that he would be interested in coaching the England squad, but only after a decade.</div>
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Kirsten had been identified by many as the ideal man to succeed Andy Flower, but he has said that such an assignment requires a lot of travelling, and that he would like to give whatever spare time he has at present to his wife and young children.</div>
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The BBC quoted him, as saying that he could consider a possible coaching assignment with England later in life.</div>
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Kirsten also confirmed he had received no approach from the England and Wales Cricket Board.</div>
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Kirsten played 101 Tests and 185 one-day internationals for South Africa in a decade-long international career. Then, as a coach, he took both India and the Proteas to the top of the International Cricket Council's Test rankings, as well as winning the 2011 World Cup with India.</div>
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He announced in May 2013 that he would step down as South Africa coach at the end of his contract three months later.</div>
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Kirsten is about to coach the Delhi Daredevils franchise - whose squad includes discarded England batsman Kevin Pietersen - in this year's Indian Premier League. (ANI)</div>
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Cricket News Proteas coach Kirsten says can consider coaching England, but after a decade

London, Feb.24 (ANI): World Cup-winning coach Gary and current South African boss Gary Kirsten has said that he would be interested in coa...

After Port Elizabeth loss, Clarke admits he is due for a big score

Cricket News After Port Elizabeth loss, Clarke admits he is due for a big score

Port Elizabeth, Feb.24 (ANI): Australian skipper Michael Clarke has candidly admitted that he is due for a big score after failing to pass...

Inspired South Africa upbeat after demolition of Aussies in Port Elizabeth Test: Smith

Cricket News South Africa Inspired South Africa upbeat after demolition of Aussies in Port Elizabeth Test: Smith

Port Elizabeth (South Africa), Feb.24 (ANI): Inspired by his side's second Test win over Australia, South Africa captain Graeme Smith ...

Proteas draw level after stunning Oz batting collapse in Port Elizabeth Test

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Port Elizabeth (South Africa), Feb.24 (ANI): South Africa have levelled the three-Test series against Australia one all after engineering a stunning batting collapse in the visitors' ranks on Sunday in the second Test played on a flat St George's Park pitch at Port Elizabeth.</div>
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For the record, Australia lost nine wickets in the last session to hand South Africa victory.</div>
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According to the Daily Telegraph and the Herald Sun, an inspired spell of reverse swing bowling by Dale Steyn and Vernon Philander won South Africa the second Test on the fourth day, notwithstanding a defiant century by opener Chris Rogers. Australia was bowled out for 216, leaving the South African victors by 231 runs.</div>
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Rogers was second last man out for 107 and had an opening partnership of 126 with David Warner (66) before Australia lost ten wickets for 90 runs. No other batsman managed to score more than six, as Steyn finished with 4 wickets for 55 runs.</div>
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The match was just two balls from going into a fifth day after the umpires decided to take an extra half an hour and Steyn was not able to bowl the last over because of bad light, but umpire Richard Illingworth gave Nathan Lyon out leg before wicket even though he appeared to hit the ball.</div>
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This last gasp victory has provided enormous relief for Proteas captain Graeme Smith, with rain forecast on the final day.</div>
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Rogers made his third century in four Tests, saving his Test career after three single figure scores.</div>
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South Africa's bowlers not only embarrassed Australia's batsmen, but also Australia's fast bowlers, with Steyn and Vernon Philander displaying exceptional use of reverse swing and Morne Morkel generating dangerous bounce.</div>
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The third Test begins in Cape Town on Saturday. (ANI)</div>
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Cricket News Proteas draw level after stunning Oz batting collapse in Port Elizabeth Test

Port Elizabeth (South Africa), Feb.24 (ANI): South Africa have levelled the three-Test series against Australia one all after engineering ...

Port Elizabeth loss exposes Clarke leadership - one win in 11 overseas Tests for Aussies

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Port Elizabeth (South Africa), Feb.24 (ANI): Australia's stunning defeat in the second of three Tests against South Africa at St. George's Park here, has thrown up a stark and interesting statistic, which puts the recent achievements of the Kangaroos into perspective i.e. Michael Clarke's men have just one victory in 11 overseas Tests.</div>
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According to a report in the Daily Telegraph, Australia's recent overseas record is worse than at any stage since the nadir of the mid '80s.</div>
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Then, between 1983 and 1989, Australia won just one of the 20 away Tests, and that was against England at Lord's in 1985.</div>
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In comparison, South Africa has not lost an away series for the last eight years, which explains why they are ranked so comfortably ahead of every other team in the world.</div>
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If the Port Elizabeth has proved anything, it is that Australia's bowlers don't have the variety to succeed on dead tracks and that their batsmen lack the patience to build an innings in such conditions.</div>
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Australia's recent captains are an interesting contrast of home and away performances. Michael Clarke (winning average of 62 at home and 42 away) has the widest gap, although both sets of numbers are impressive, while Ricky Ponting (57 home, 46 away) also has a significantly better record in Australia.</div>
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This contrasts with Steve Waugh (48 at home, 56 away) and Allan Border (46 at home, 57 away) while Mark Taylor averaged a blanket 43. (ANI)</div>
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What Indian cricket needs, but doesn’t want

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They say a cat has nine lives. Despite the existence of numerous speculations on reincarnation and rebirth, a man cannot have more; that is, if you are not Duncan Fletcher – the tutor who seems to have consumed the nectar of immortality. The Indian cricket team or rather its fortunes have taken a turn from bad to worse and worse to hopelessly pathetic. The misery and misfortune suffered in foreign shores for three horrendous years and four baffling tours are enough to rip open a coach’s heart, clatter his ego and smash – not dent – his self-confidence. But Fletcher is in a trance, his stance depicting one of total obliviousness to the happenings around.</div>
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Coach Duncan, though sporting an unflappable and unassuming demeanour, isn’t exactly oozing confidence at the moment, but rather making a mockery of himself by donning the cloak of unscrupulousness. Fletcher stood his ground and stuck to his job despite suffering humiliating whitewashes against mighty oppositions and embarrassing defeats from lowly ranked counterparts. Where others in his shoes would have voluntarily disappeared into ignominy before getting their heads chopped, Duncan neither called it quits nor received the sack. He was gifted gilded flowers, not the guillotine.</div>
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The BCCI has been an embodiment of consistency. So stubborn and consistently faulty with its decisions, putting to shame even the players, for whom consistency seems a word too hard to spell of late. One is at his wits end trying to figure out why BCCI seems so ‘immune’ to change. And it is the employer’s reluctance to swim against the tide that has affected its highest paid employee, too. Indian cricket is blessed with a skipper who has forgotten the art of innovation, who is becoming dangerously risk averse by the day and shoves suggestions to change his baffling tactics, down the drain. The ‘junta’ is screaming, the fans are yelling and the game’s connoisseurs are pleading. They need aggression. They need flair. They need captains who can conjure up victories from the jaws of defeat.</div>
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Most importantly they need a coach who can knock some sense into the skipper’s skull when he isn’t ticking the right boxes. What isn’t wanted by any stretch of imagination is a tutor who sings a lullaby to the skipper who is already in a deep slumber. Duncan Fletcher needs to, or more appropriately, should have asked Dhoni to take the bull by the horns when the ship was half sunk during the shambolic overseas campaigns. Fletcher was the guide who was expected to imbue imagination and aggression into a jaded outfit and a drained skipper rather than joining hands to play it safe, dull draws and astounding defeats from winning positions being the unfortunate result. The BCCI doesn’t want what the game in the country needs.</div>
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What is bewildering beyond belief is the fact that the BCCI persisted with Fletcher after the Zimbabwean had the most abysmal couple of years in 2011-2013. A team in transition, a truckload of legends calling it a day and a highly successful predecessor made it unfair to compare or judge Fletcher at that juncture. Fair enough. But it has been too long a run – three springs to be precise – too unsuccessful a tourney for Duncan Fletcher with Indian cricket. India has seen enough of Duncan. His coaching pedagogy is no longer a one Indians would buy at face value. He doesn’t possesses the innovative man management skills of a Kirsten, the demeanour of a strict taskmaster like an Andy Flower or even the plain, unabridged aggression of Darren ‘Boof’ Lehmann.</div>
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Whatever the reason is, just like runs over a period of time are an accepted testimony of a batsman’s quality and wickets the yardstick to a bowler’s greatness, it is the results that speak for a coach’s contribution to value creation.</div>
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Duncan Fletcher’s contract is all set to expire on the first of April. In one way or the other his comeuppance for enduring erratic performances for an eternity was nigh. That he has been brought to mortal grounds is all but evident by the fact that the BCCI has begun its search for a new man at the helm of things. Now, here is another example of BCCI’s recalcitrance, the obstinacy to embrace a change. The board’s obsession with foreign coaches is a fact that is as big a secret as a marketplace gossip.</div>
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The question is – is the trade-off BCCI is doing by roping in foreign tutors over local gurus worthwhile? We pay imported tutors double the money. Indian cricket’s governing body is richer than probably the entire cricketing world put together, so bucks aren’t the brooding issue. But bucks spent should be an investment, not an expense. For the record, India won its lone ICC silverware in T20 when Lalchand Rajput and Venkatesh Prasad were the men in charge. Same goes for the historic triumph at Trent Bridge in 2007.</div>
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The barrier begins from the medium of communication and the difference in culture compounds the lack of a proper conduit for free exchange of thoughts and ideas. Take the case of an Indian heavy weight like a Sourav Ganguly for example. Men like a Ganguly or a Dravid who know the Indian dressing room culture inside out seamlessly fit into the scheme of things right from the first day on the job, know where to draw the line and when to take it easy. It is in no way brushing aside the value that an internationally acclaimed personality like Kirsten or Flower brings to the table, but when Indian legends are taking it easy on the couch, it only makes sense to leverage their expertise to the fullest.</div>
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Indian cricket is at the crossroads. The road towards lost glory is certainly the one that hasn’t had the maximum of footfalls. At least it is an alien territory for Indian cricket or rather its bosses. Status quo, if maintained is akin to embarking on a voyage in the quest of deeper pitfalls. Indian cricket needs a change at the helm, which most of the bosses and vested interests find it difficult to digest. Variety is the spice of life, the ultimate verity that should drive our decisions by every move or word. At least for the time being.</div>
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West Indies v England ODI Schedule 2014

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<tr><td align="left" class="VpLink" style="color: #1674be; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10pt; padding-left: 5px;"><span style="font-size: x-small;"><img src="http://hamariweb.com/cricket/flags/28.gif" /></span> <b>West Indies</b><span class="TextClass8pt" style="color: grey; font-size: 8pt;"> VS  </span><img src="http://hamariweb.com/cricket/flags/11.gif" /> <b>England</b></td></tr>
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<tr><td align="left" class="TextClass8pt" colspan="3" style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 8pt; padding-left: 5px;"><span style="font-size: xx-small;">West Indies v England, 1st T20I</span></td></tr>
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<tr><td align="left" class="TextClass8pt" colspan="3" style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 8pt; padding-left: 5px;"><span style="font-size: xx-small;">West Indies v England, 2nd T20I</span></td></tr>
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<tr><td align="left" class="TextClass" colspan="3" style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 9pt; padding-left: 5px;" width="100%">March 11 2014 (23:30 PST)<br />
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<tr><td align="left" class="VpLink" style="color: #1674be; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10pt; padding-left: 5px;"><span style="font-size: x-small;"><img src="http://hamariweb.com/cricket/flags/28.gif" /></span> <b>West Indies</b><span class="TextClass8pt" style="color: grey; font-size: 8pt;"> VS  </span><img src="http://hamariweb.com/cricket/flags/11.gif" /> <b>England</b></td></tr>
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<tr><td align="left" class="TextClass8pt" colspan="3" style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 8pt; padding-left: 5px;"><span style="font-size: xx-small;">West Indies v England, 3rd T20I</span></td></tr>
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<tr><td align="left" class="TextClass" colspan="3" style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 9pt; padding-left: 5px;" width="100%">March 13 2014 (23:30 PST)</td></tr>
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