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Haaland would have been a revelation at United, says Allardyce
Erling Braut Haaland is currently one of the hottest prospects on the market, with the 19-year-old striker taking the footballing stage by storm.Just
Rangers journalist delivers verdict on prospect of permanent deal for Ianis Hagi
Rangers struck gold during the January transfer window by signing Ianis Hagi from Racing Genk and the 21-year-old talent is going to stay at Ibrox at
Sri Lanka A clinch series against Kenya
Sri Lanka A have taken an unassailable 3-0 lead in their five-match series against KenyaWisden Cricinfo staff23-Oct-2003Sri Lanka A have taken an unas
Powell scores 146 on the first day against Yorkshire
An assertive 146 by Michael Powell put Glamorgan into a promising position onthe opening day of their Championship match with Yorkshire at Colwyn BayA
New Zealanders battling in English and Dutch leagues
New Zealand cricketers in England and Dutch club cricket are having a lean time of it at the momentLynn McConnell11-Jun-2003New Zealand cricketers in
Television coverage from Sri Lanka in doubt
New Zealand cricket fans could struggle for live television coverage of the TelstraClear Black Caps’ forthcoming tour to Sri LankaLynn McConnell25-Mar
Miller returns to replace injured Vaughan
The South Australian Cricket Association has announced that Woodville batting all-rounder Mick Miller has been called into the Redbacks side to replac
Queensland in box seat at Gabba against WA
BRISBANE, Nov 25 AAP – The batting heroics of Queensland wicketkeeper Wade Seccombe put the Bulls in the box seat in the Pura Cup clash against Wester
New Zealand clubs to have rare use of their international players
A quirk in New Zealand’s international programme has resulted in a rare fact – international players will be available to play for their clubs through
'Patron has set us along the road to stay' says Anderson after Ondaatje generosity
Somerset County Cricket Club patron Christopher Ondaatje has given the membership their strongest hint yet that the club may remain at their town cent