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Caleb Jewell reaches 227 for Tasmania in the Sheffield Shield | The Examiner

Caleb Jewell reaches 227 for Tasmania in the Sheffield Shield | The Examiner
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England consider approach to Justin Langer after he quits as Australia head coach

Plus, Graham Thorpe becomes latest member of backroom staff sacked over England's abject Ashes performance

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Away Wins and Over Rate Cause Debate at World Test Championship

Virat Kohli will be a much happier man as India heads into the third Test in Headingley with the comfort of a cushion of 14 points, 12 more than the h

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'Really slack': How points docked for slow over-rate cost Australia a place in the WTC final | Cricket News

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MELBOURNE: Head coach Justin Langer on Tuesday said Australia were "really slack" in not maintaining their over-rate in the Melbourne Test against India, which eventually cost them a place in the World Test Championship (WTC) final.
Australia were fined four WTC points for being two overs behind in the second Test of the four-match series.
India recently beat England 3-1 in a home Test series to set up a WTC final with New Zealand in June. Australia could have qualified in place of the Kiwis if not for that slow over-rate penalty.

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Slow over rate at MCG vs India cost us WTC final: Langer

Australia head coach Justin Langer said he was disappointed that the four points docked from them during the second Test of their series against India turned out to be crucial in Australia missing out on a place in the World Test Championship ...

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Really slack, that's an attitudinal thing: Langer on missing WTC final spot due to slow over rate vs India

Australia head coach Justin Langer has said that losing 4 points and an opportunity to feature in the final of the World Test Championship was "really slack".

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Really slack: Justin Langer rues Australia missing out on World Test C'ship final due to over rate

Really slack: Justin Langer rues Australia missing out on World Test C’ship final due to over rate
Australia could have qualified in place of New Zealand if not for the slow over-rate penalty in the Melbourne Test against India.
File image of Justin Langer
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Head coach Justin Langer on Tuesday said Australia were “really slack” in not maintain their over-rate in the Melbourne Test against India which eventually cost them a place in the ICC World Test Championships final.
Australia were fined four WTC points for being two overs behind in the second Test of the four-match series.

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