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Misbah and Akmal stand tall
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CSK look ready for spin to win again in Chennai
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New Zealand play with fire and come out unscathed
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Mantri and Raghuwanshi's contrasting methods turn MP's fortunes around
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Meet the coaches behind the success of a generation of Bangladesh's best players
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New David Warner, same old wheelhouse
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Talking points: A trick missed against Narine, and bizarre umpiring
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A reassuring glimpse of South Africa's batting future
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Will Saurashtra build on another journey to the final?
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