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Sunday, 20 October 2013
Friday, 18 October 2013
Video - Vaughan Recalls Strictly Come Dancing Shows
Former England captain Michael Vaughan recalls hs time as a contestant on the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing game show.
Vaughan was involved in the show in 2012 but now is quite happy enjoying watch the new series with a glass of wine in his hand on Saturday nights.
Vino,Chinese Takeaway.. @bbcstrictly @TheXFactor #Saturdaynightsorted
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) October 12, 2013
Interestingly, he says that he was more at home doing the Strictly Come Dancing live shows than the studio shows as performing live was, after all, what he was used to as a professional cricketer.
We caught up with Vaughan at Lord's where the 2013 OSCAs were held last month.
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VIDEO: Britain's world stars
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Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.VIDEO: Trott hits back at Lehmann criticism
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Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Video - Afghanistan Heroes Welcomed Home
Afghanistan's cricketers returned home following their qualification for the 2015 World Cup and a huge crowd turned out to salute their efforts.
Two dominant wins over Kenya in Sharjah booked them their place in Group A of the tournament in Australia and New Zealand, where they will play the co-hosts as well as England, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and another qualifier.
Their welcome home brought Kabul to a standstill after they were met by an official reception at the airport, driven through the city to the cricket stadium, where music and speeches greeted their presence.
"This is the first time in our cricket history that we have qualified for the World Cup. We achieved a big victory and this is a good news for the Afghan people and they are proud of it," Afghanistan Cricket Board's Shahzad Massoud said.
Video courtesy of SNTV and will be available until 28th October, after which time the video player above will default to a playlists of the latest live content.
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Video - Brett Lee Previews India-Australia ODIs
Brett Lee says that the upcoming seven-match One-Day International series in India could provide Australia with valuable preparation ahead of the Ashes.
With a hot summer forecast in Australia, Lee, who played 76 Tests, 221 ODIs and 25 Twenty20 Internationals, reckons that playing in India will be good 'heat training' for Darren Lehmann's men.
"I think it's going to be a great series for Australia because it's heat training, you know, I think back in Australia it's going to be a hot summer," he said.
"Come over here and play seven one-dayers it's going to be 45 degree heat, I think it's going to put them in very very good stead for the Australian summer.
"I think it's going to be a tough series but I know that if Australia can play the way that they can I am confident that they can put up a very good fight," he added.
Lee has not played an ODI since 2012 and now only plays Twenty20 cricket, but he claims that speculation is linking him with an ODI comeback due to his presence in India.
"Bit of speculation that I might be here to play the one-day series but I can clarify right now that the answer is no," he joked.
"Unless everyone falls off through injury and they need someone I'll of course stand up for Australia and I know that's not going to happen."
For the record, Lee had a good record against India, taking 55 wickets at 21.00 in 32 ODIs.
Video courtesy of SNTV. This video will only be available for 14 days, after which the video player above will display a playlist of the latest live content available.
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Video - Local Cricketer Takes On James Anderson
Watch footage as Pete Moxom, an 'everyday bloke' from Dorchester faces an over from England star James Anderson after winning a competition run by Strongbow.
Having survived a rigorous selection process, Pete was selected from the eight finalists to go forward and face England's premier fast bowler.
The 25-year-old, who was eventually chosen following thousands of applications, was prepared for the over by two top coaches, and he emerged with his wicket intact to complete the Strongbow challenge.
The Cricket Challenge was the first in a series of challenges run by Strongbow as part of the 'Earn It' challenge.
Video courtesy of Strongbow
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Video - Tendulkar Announces Retirement
Watch this news video report including archive footage as Sachin Tendulkar announces his decision to retire from cricket in November.
Tendulkar will play his 200th and final Test, rumoured to be in his home town of Mumbai, against the West Indies, after which he will retire.
He has already retired from One-Day International and Twenty20 cricket and by the time he has finished, will have enjoyed a 24-year career that began in November 1989.
Along the way, he broke a host of records, including Test centuries, appearances and runs, becoming the first man to score an ODI double-century and the first man to register 100 international centuries.
He won the 2011 World Cup with India, helped them achieve the coveted number one Test ranking, twice won the Champions League Twenty20 and the Indian Premier League with the Mumbai Indians.
Video courtesy of SNTV and will be available for a period of 14 days from 11th October 2013. After this date, the player above will default to showing the most recent videos available.
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Monday, 14 October 2013
VIDEO: Archive: Tendulkar's maiden Test ton
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Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.VIDEO: Bell relishes Ashes challenge
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Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.VIDEO: Cricket legends rate Tendulkar
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VIDEO: Harmison wants to stay in cricket
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VIDEO: Legendary Tendulkar 'will be missed'
Cricket fans in India have praised the record-breaking batsman Sachin Tendulkar, who has announced that he is to retire.
He will stand down after playing his 200th Test match next month.
The 40-year-old former India captain is the highest run-scorer in the history of Test cricket.
Speaking to the BBC's Sameer Hashmi in Mumbai, cricket fans described Tendulkar as "a legend" and said he will be missed.
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