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• Courtney Walsh: West Indies women appoint former fast bowler as head coach

  01-10-2020 23:54 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Former West Indies men's fast bowler Courtney Walsh is appointed head coach of the West Indies women's team.
  
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• T20 Blast: Notts, Surrey, Lancashire & Gloucestershire through to Finals Day

  01-10-2020 22:54 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Notts Outlaws, Surrey, Lancashire and Gloucestershire win their T20 Blast quarter-finals to confirm spots at Edgbaston on Saturday.
  
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• Mitchell Claydon: Sussex seamer banned for ball-tampering

  01-10-2020 19:56 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Sussex seamer Mitchell Claydon is banned for nine games after admitting a charge relating to altering the condition of the ball.
  
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• Australia's women continue relentless pursuit of ODI winning streak record | Geoff Lemon

  01-10-2020 19:30
  
  With three games against New Zealand in Brisbane, Meg Lanning’s side have a shot at levelling the record held by Ricky Ponting’s men
  There is something intense about winning streaks. On their rare appearances in a casino, there is a fever in the eyes of those involved. In horse racing they become a public obsession, like with Black Caviar or Winx. Each start has more riding on it, as the streak becomes more valuable than the stakes. We see the angst of trainers manipulating careers t
  
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• England aim to reappoint Jeetan Patel as spin coach after visa problem

  01-10-2020 16:31
  
  New Zealander denied summer role because an overseas player40-year-old lined up for South Africa, India and Sri Lanka seriesJeetan Patel looks set to be rehired as England’s spin coach following the visa problem that denied the men’s national team his services during the summer.The 40-year-old New Zealander was part of the setup last winter but was then prevented from resuming his work with Dom Bess, Jack Leach and co this season because of his official status as an overseas player a
  
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• England's women look back on bright summer but bigger tests await | Raf Nicholson

  01-10-2020 13:00
  
  With a series clean sweep against West Indies, Heather Knight’s side were unstoppable – but team selection seems shortsightedEngland’s clean sweep against West Indies may have been handed to them via two no-balls from Shakera Selman at the end of a rain-reduced five-over slogathon, but they will be pleased with their showing in the series after easily winning the first four matches by margins of 47, 47, 20 and 44 runs.Any concerns that Heather Knight’s side might be rusty
  
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• England v West Indies highlights: England edge West Indies in five-over shoot-out

  01-10-2020 01:33 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Watch match highlights as England complete a 5-0 clean sweep in their Twenty20 series against West Indies with a three-wicket win in a five-over final match in Derby.
  
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• England beat West Indies in five-over slog to seal women's T20 clean sweep

  01-10-2020 00:14
  
  West Indies 41-3; England 42-7Shakera Selman no-balls seal England’s 5-0 series winWith play delayed due to rain, the final match of the England-West Indies women’s T20 series descended into a five-over-a-side hit-out which ended in anti-climatic fashion after Shakera Selman finished up with consecutive no-balls, handing England a three-wicket win.Chasing 41, England had been left needing seven from the last over, and West Indies then piled on the pressure with the run outs of Sarah
  
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• England beat West Indies in five-over slog-fest to seal T20 clean sweep

  01-10-2020 00:14
  
  West Indies 41-3; England 42-7Shakera Selman no-balls end match on a lowWith play delayed due to rain, the final match of the England-West Indies series descended into a five-over-a-side hit-out which ended in anti-climatic fashion after Shakera Selman finished up with consecutive no-balls, handing England a three-wicket win.Chasing 41, England had been left needing seven from the last over, and West Indies then piled on the pressure with the run outs of Sarah Glenn and Fran Wilson, after Sophia
  
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