Paul Collingwood has announced he will retire from Test cricket following the current Sydney encounter against AustraliaESPNcricinfo staff05-Jan-2011P
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Waqar Younis, Pakistan's coach, has said he's not worried by his side's miserable performance in their tour opener against AucklandESPNcricinfo…
Read MoreRangers handed Arfield injury boost
Rangers have a big week ahead of them, with two more matches coming up before they are next in Premiership…
Read MoreLeeds: Phil Hay gives Bamford injury update
Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford is 'fine' after coming off at half-time against Norwich City, according to reliable journalist Phil…
Read MoreZimbabwe in transition but upbeat
Zimbabwe's goal during the upcoming World Cup is "to make sure we play as well as we canFirdose Moonda in…
Read MoreTremlett awarded incremental contract
Chris Tremlett has been rewarded for his role in England's victorious Ashes campaign, with the ECB choosing to offer him…
Read MoreMan City hold transfer talks over Haaland
As per Goal.com, Manchester City lead the race to sign Borussia Dortmund sensation Erling Haaland, with executives having held talks…
Read MoreBadrinath shines as South dominate second day
S Badrinath scored 97 not out as South Zone's batsmen quickly chipped away at the 337 North Zone notched up…
Read MoreMilner and Tsimikas out of Arsenal clash
Liverpool pair James Milner and Kostas Tsimikas have been out of the Reds' crucial Premier League clash with Arsenal because…
Read MoreGraham Manou announces his retirement
Graham Manou, the South Australia wicketkeeper who played one Test on the 2009 Ashes tour, has announced his retirement from…
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