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England skipper Joe Root on Wednesday expressed surprise with Cricket Australia (CA) ignoring the credentials of batter Usman Khawaja earlier on in the Ashes series, saying that the 35-year-old was a "wonderful player" and had a great ...

Usman Khawaja batted tough, batted smart and batted with great skill and power to bat England out of the fourth Test. Two centuries in his comeback Test, you can’t ask for anything more than that. I think they’re the two best knocks of the series, they were sublime. It was a tricky time in the […]

Usman Khawaja mounted a surely undeniable case to remain in the Australian team with his second century of the fourth Test at the SCG against a woeful England line-up. Khawaja carved the tourists apart on day four to notch an unbeaten 101, his 10th Test century, and become the first player since Ricky Ponting 16 […]

Usman Khawaja mounted a surely undeniable case to remain in the Australian team with his second century of the fourth Test at the SCG against a woeful England line-up. Khawaja carved the tourists apart on day four to notch an unbeaten 101, his 10th Test century, and become the first player since Ricky Ponting 16 […]

Usman Khawaja mounted a surely undeniable case to remain in the Australian team with his second century of the fourth Test at the SCG against a woeful England line-up. Khawaja carved the tourists apart on day four to notch an unbeaten 101, his 10th Test century, and become the first player since Ricky Ponting 16 […]

“Given the way he got the hundred yesterday, he has to stay in the team.”

SYDNEY: The fourth Ashes Test sprung to life late on the opening day after sweeping showers threatened to dampen the...

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: An ecstatic Bangladesh captain Mominul Haque was lost for words at his side’s shock eight-wicket win over world champions New...

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An ecstatic Bangladesh captain Mominul Haque was lost for words at his side's shock eight-wicket win over world champions New Zealand at Mount Maunganui on Wednesday.