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• Sri Lanka v England: Jos Buttler believes third umpire should call no-balls

  25-11-2018 16:12 via bbc.co.uk
  England's Jos Buttler says no-ball calls should be taken away from on-field umpires after mistakes on day three of the third Test in Sri Lanka.
  
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• Jos Buttler a disciple of patience as England pursue series whitewash

  25-11-2018 15:48
  • Buttler: ‘I’ve really enjoyed playing Test cricket again’• Vice-captain says team spirit is so good in England campJos Buttler, who now speaks with the authority of an England vice-captain, was never going to take anything for granted at the close of play on Sunday even though four of the 10 Sri Lankan wickets required to win the final Test had already been taken. But he was happy to acknowledge that a whitewash “would be a fantastic achievement”.“
  
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• Australia celebrate 'most satisfying' Women's World T20 title win over England – video

  25-11-2018 14:46
  Australia beat England by eight wickets in Antigua to claim their fourth Women's World Twenty20 title.Captain Meg Lanning, who scored the winning run, said although it has been a 'tough time' for Australian cricket 'we felt that we could really lift the spirits by just playing the way we do and being ourselves and enjoying what we do ... and hopefully we've been able to make them proud.'Fanning also added that the title had been particularly sweet in light of recent disappointments for the
  
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• Clare Connor: England women's cricket boss rules out applying to be men's chief

  25-11-2018 13:35 via bbc.co.uk
  England women's cricket boss Clare Connor rules out applying to become men's chief because the women's game is "on the eve of something special".
  
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• Sri Lanka v England: third Test, day three – as it happened

  25-11-2018 13:23
  A partnership of 89 between Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler took the game away from Sri Lanka, who now need at unlikely 274 – with just six second-innings wickets intact – to stave off a whitewash 12.23pm GMT Which I guess means that this is us. Thanks for your company and comments - later.12.23pm GMT Right then, here’s Vic Marks’ report of the day.Related: England close in on series whitewash after late wickets against Sri Lanka12.21pm GMT “It’s maybe churlish to
  
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• England close in on series whitewash after late wickets against Sri Lanka

  25-11-2018 13:21
  • Buttler and Stokes steady England innings after early wickets
  • England 336 & 230, Sri Lanka 240 & 53-4In their sights is England’s first overseas whitewash in a three match series since their tour to New Zealand in 1962-3. On another eventful day of Test cricket, Sri Lanka ended on a desultory 53-4 in pursuit of an increasingly distant target of 327.Once again it was the England spinners, so often a source of ridicule in this part of the globe, who started the rot befo
  
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• Kohli stars as India beat Australia to draw series

  25-11-2018 13:16 via bbc.co.uk
  Virat Kohli's masterful unbeaten 61 helps India beat Australia by six wickets in Sydney to draw the Twenty20 series 1-1.
  
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• India beat Australia by six wickets in third Twenty20 international – as it happened

  25-11-2018 12:24
  Virat Kohli masterminded an impressive run chase as India beat Australia by six wickets 11.21am GMT A textbook controlled chase by Virat Kohli: did we expect anything else? So many times he’s done it, especially in ODI cricket. He’s bumped his average back up to 49.25 in the T20 International format with this unbeaten fifty.“I feel that Australian wickets are the best batting wickets in the world,” says Shikhar Dhawan on the telly. He enjoyed himself, going bananas with R
  
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• Australia v India: third Twenty20 international – live!

  25-11-2018 10:03
  Updates from the match at the SCGAny thoughts? Email or tweet @GeoffLemonSport 9.03am GMT 15th over: Australia 107-4 ( Carey 19, Lynn 4) Here’s pace already. Khaleel to Lynn, and the batsman resists going at one waaaaay outside off stump. It’s called a wide. The sky is going magenta over Sydney, over the green tin roofs of the SCG. Such a lovely sight. Lynn calmly cuts a single rather than trying to lump something onto one of those roofs. Carey is the one in a better place to hit bou
  
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• Women's T20 world-beaters give Australia reason to be proud

  25-11-2018 08:37
  Meg Lanning calls the thrashing of England her career best as her team helps put gloss on a terrible year for the Australian gameIt wasn’t the type of image that we are conditioned to seeing: Meg Lanning, legs splayed around the midriff of Ashleigh Gardner as the World T20 winning runs were struck. The Australian captain’s comparative advantage across her celebrated career to date has been control, be it at the crease or behind the mic, underpinned by her peerless powers of concentra
  
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• Sri Lanka v England: third Test, day three – live!

  25-11-2018 07:34
  Over-by-over updates from the day’s play in ColomboJennings catches help England turn game aroundAustralia sink England to claim women’s World T20And you can email Rob with your musings 6.34am GMT 28th over: England 110-4 (Stokes 32, Buttler 38) That’s lunch. It can sometimes be difficult to stay awake on these overnight shifts but not when the cricket is as exciting as that. England lost four early wickets before Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler counter-attacked to add 71 in 14 over
  
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• England women 'didn't turn up' in T20 final

  25-11-2018 07:02 via bbc.co.uk
  England women were "nowhere near their best" in their crushing loss to Australia in the World Twenty20 final, says ex-captain Charlotte Edwards.
  
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• 'Raw' England captain Heather Knight rues 'disappointing' World T20 final

  25-11-2018 06:37
  ‘We’ve got to get back home and reflect on where we go,’ says skipper after eight-wicket hammeringReflecting on England’s eight-wicket loss to Australia in the final of the World Twenty20 final, captain Heather Knight said her side were disappointed with their poor showing after such a convincing win in the semi-final.“It’s disappointing to lose after putting all the preparation in,” she said. “The girls have fought so hard all tournament. We proba
  
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• Women's World Twenty20 highlights: Australia beat England to win final

  25-11-2018 05:41 via bbc.co.uk
  Watch the best moments from the final of the ICC Women's World Twenty20 as Australia won their fourth title with a comfortable win over England.
  
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• Women's World Twenty20 final: Watch moment Australia win

  25-11-2018 05:35 via bbc.co.uk
  Watch the moment Australia secured their fourth Women's World Twenty20 title with an emphatic eight-wicket win over England.
  
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• Women's World Twenty20: Australia thrash England by eight wickets to claim title in Antigua

  25-11-2018 05:22 via bbc.co.uk
  Australia complete an emphatic eight-wicket win over England to secure their fourth Women's World Twenty20 title.
  
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• Women's World Twenty20: Knight 'raw' after England World T20 final defeat to Australia

  25-11-2018 04:39 via bbc.co.uk
  England captain Heather Knight feels "raw" after her side's eight-wicket defeat to Australia in the final of the Women's World Twenty20 in Antigua.
  
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• Women's World T20: Australia thrash England by eight wickets to claim title in Antigua

  25-11-2018 04:32 via bbc.co.uk
  Australia claim an emphatic eight-wicket victory over England to secure their fourth Women's World Twenty20 title in Antigua.
  
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• Australia beat England by eight wickets in Women's World T20 final – as it happened

  25-11-2018 04:22
  Australia claimed their fourth World T20 title in style, bowling England out for 105 and easing to their target for the loss of just two wickets 3.22am GMT Time for Australia to collect their trophy, and time for me to sign off. I’ll leave you with Raf Nicholson’s report; we’ll have more reaction and analysis on our site soon. Thanks for joining me. Bye! Related: Australia sink England to claim Women's World T20 title3.20am GMT Here’s Meg Lanning: “The last couple o
  
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• Australia sink England to claim Women's World T20 title

  25-11-2018 04:09
  Australia 106-2 (15.1 overs) defeat England 105 (19.4)Southern Stars claim fourth World T20 titleTwo years ago, in the World Twenty20 semi-final in Delhi, England suffered a humiliation at the hands of Australia: a six-run loss, courtesy of a collapse that saw them lose seven wickets for 60 runs. In the interim they have changed their captain, blooded new players and won a World Cup.Even so there was a sense of deja vu today as they subsided from 30-1 to 105 all out, the equation this time nine
  
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• Australia chasing 106 to beat England in Women's World Twenty20 final – live!

  25-11-2018 03:33
  Over-by-over updates from Antigua, 12am GMT startAlyssa Healy: ‘The free mindset is paying off’And why not email Niall or tweet @niallmcveigh 2.33am GMT The debate now is whether England made the wrong call to bat first, with the dew getting worse by the over. Maybe, but Australia are also the better team and have played like it. 2.33am GMT 12th over: Australia 78-2 (Gardner 12, Lanning 23) Heather Knight puts herself forward to try and stem the flow of runs, bowling around the wicke
  
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• Women's World Twenty20: Sophie Ecclestone bowls Alyssa Healy

  25-11-2018 03:09 via bbc.co.uk
  England's Sophie Ecclestone bowls the "perfect delivery" to remove Alyssa Healy in the ICC Women's World Twenty20 final.
  
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• Women's World Twenty20: England's Jones run out by Wareham

  25-11-2018 01:35 via bbc.co.uk
  Australia's Georgia Wareham dismisses England's Amy Jones with a brilliant piece of fielding during the ICC Women's World Twenty20 final in Antigua.
  
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• Women's World Twenty20: Danni Wyatt hits the first six of the final

  25-11-2018 01:22 via bbc.co.uk
  England's Danni Wyatt hits the first six of the ICC Women's World Twenty20 final against Australia.
  
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• Australia v England: Women's World Twenty20 final – live!

  25-11-2018 01:15
  Over-by-over updates from Antigua, 12am GMT startFour players who could decide the finalAnd why not email Niall or tweet @niallmcveigh 12.15am GMT Beaumont never settled and with the ball sticking in the track, mistimes a charge and slog down the ground. Elyse Villiani is under it, and takes a fine catch. 12.12am GMT 3rd over: England 17-0 (Wyatt 13, Beaumont 4) Meg Lanning makes an immediate bowling change, with Elysse Perry in for Molineux. Like Schutt, she finds movement straight away - and W
  
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