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NEWS IN FOCUS Sunday 1 August 2010
 



England vs Pakistan1st Test
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
July 29, 2010 10:00 GMT
 
Sri Lanka v India3rd Test
P Sara Oval, Colombo
August 3, 2010 04:30 GMT
 
England v Pakistan2nd Test
Edgbaston, Birmingham
August 6, 2010 10:00 GMT
 
 
News Headlines
Morgan ton puts England on top against Pakistan
Aamer at the double against England
Tendulkar's double-ton leads India's run feast
Essex snap up Windies all-rounder Bravo
Pietersen given all clear despite football injury
Column
Murali's record haul will never be beaten
Australian legend Shane Warne insists Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralitharan\'s record total of 800 Test wickets will never be beaten. Muralitharan reached the astonishing haul with his final ball in Test cricket when he dismissed Pragyan Ojha to bring India\'s second innings to an end in the first Test at Galle on Thursday.
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Tendulkar masterclass keeps India afloat
Sangakkara, Jayawardene leave India in doldrums
Paranavitana, Sangakkara torment India with tons
Strauss wants no more Pakistan controversy
Sri Lanka beat India as Murali reaches 800-mark
 
CT eMag June 2010
 
Features
Six great Bangladesh wins
Bangladesh won the second one-day international by five runs here on Saturday to record a first victory over England in any format. But it was not the first time Bangladesh had upset the formbook and below are some of the Tigers greatest one-day triumphs.
Dream Teams
Dream Match of Dream Teams
New Zealand Dream Team
Bangladesh Dream Team
South African Dream Team
Indian Dream Team
Learn Cricket
Grip the ball
To get the best possible chance of any sort of movement in the air or off the pitch, a fast bowler should grip the ball "seam up". Learning this basic grip will get your wrist behind the ball, an essential starting point for any bowler. With the seam vertical, the ball is held in the fingers, resting on the third
 
RBIT Solutions
Interviews
Aamer 'cleverer than I was at 18' - Wasim
Pakistan fast bowling great Wasim Akram believes new pace sensation Mohammad Aamer is
Priyo Australia
 
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Afridi wants to lead Pakistan to World Cup glory
Former Pakistan Test captain Shahid Afridi vowed to return to England on Sunday, saying the limited over series starting next month will be the launch pad for his ambitions to win the 2011 World Cup.
Analysis
Siddons backs Bangladesh to improve
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons insists his side can one day develop into a unit capable of challenging the world's top sides despite their dispiriting defeat against England in the second Test at Old Trafford. The Tigers suffered a 2-0 series defeat after being dismissed for 123 to surrender the second Test in Manchester by an innings and 80 runs.