The bat went one way. The ball went the other. One of the wildest innings in test cricket from India star Rishabh Pant came to a suitably extraordinary end against England at Edgbaston on Saturday.
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Rifle-toting police will patrol the 5th Ashes cricket test in Sydney following Bondi shootings
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England skipper Ben Stokes battled an adductor injury in the final Ashes Test, scoring just 1 run, as Harry Brook led in his ...
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