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England must not be afraid to lose Ashes, says Michael Vaughan
London: Former England skipper Michael Vaughan on Wednesday said his countrymen should not be afraid of losing if they are to beat Australia and regain the Ashes.
England's bid to avenge a 0-5 defeat in 2013-14 begins on 8 July in Cardiff.
"They have to take Australia on with the mentality of 'we don't care about losing' because that will make the Aussies fear them more," Vaughan was quoted as saying by bbc.com.
London: Former England skipper Michael Vaughan on Wednesday said his countrymen should not be afraid of losing if they are to beat Australia and regain the Ashes.
England's bid to avenge a 0-5 defeat in 2013-14 begins on 8 July in Cardiff.
"They have to take Australia on with the mentality of 'we don't care about losing' because that will make the Aussies fear them more," Vaughan was quoted as saying by bbc.com.
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They should think abt winning Ashes....
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Frustrated Virat Kohli questions MS Dhoni's leadership
After keeping India's cricket establishment and aficionados guessing about his stance on skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni during the just concluded ODI series against Bangladesh, Virat Kohli on Wednesday finally burst out during a pre-match interaction with host broadcasters Star Sports.
Importantly, the Test skipper didn't stop short
of expressing his displeasure at the way
decisions were taken during the series.
Not exactly known to mince words, Kohli made it clear during the interaction that he was not happy with the way things were handled in the three-match series. He underlined that lack of clarity in the players' minds was evident in their approach to the game.
"Credit goes to the Bangladesh team for the way they have played. We are not expressing ourselves like we normally do and are used to," he said.
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After keeping India's cricket establishment and aficionados guessing about his stance on skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni during the just concluded ODI series against Bangladesh, Virat Kohli on Wednesday finally burst out during a pre-match interaction with host broadcasters Star Sports.
Importantly, the Test skipper didn't stop short
of expressing his displeasure at the way
decisions were taken during the series.
Not exactly known to mince words, Kohli made it clear during the interaction that he was not happy with the way things were handled in the three-match series. He underlined that lack of clarity in the players' minds was evident in their approach to the game.
"Credit goes to the Bangladesh team for the way they have played. We are not expressing ourselves like we normally do and are used to," he said.
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Tendulkar named Test player of 21st century
Sachin Tendulkar broke countless cricket records during his playing days. He was one of the greatest batsmen the game has ever seen and even after retiring rules the hearts of fans. The legendary cricketer was voted 'Best Test player of the 21st century' in an online poll conducted by Cricket Australia.
Sachin Tendulkar broke countless cricket records during his playing days. He was one of the greatest batsmen the game has ever seen and even after retiring rules the hearts of fans. The legendary cricketer was voted 'Best Test player of the 21st century' in an online poll conducted by Cricket Australia.
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SarfaRaZ said:Tendulkar named Test player of 21st century
Sachin Tendulkar broke countless cricket records during his playing days. He was one of the greatest batsmen the game has ever seen and even after retiring rules the hearts of fans. The legendary cricketer was voted 'Best Test player of the 21st century' in an online poll conducted by Cricket Australia.
There are 85 yrs more to see someone better;
Too early to judge unless mankind vanishes suddenly
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