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ca.sports.yahoo.com | David Charlesworth
Stuart Broad is set to dip his toes into coaching with South Africa next week but the former England fast bowler has no interest in taking on a permanent role right now. Broad will join the Proteas as a consultant for the day on Monday, working with their pacemen in preparation for the World Test Championship final against defending champions Australia at Lord’s.
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belfasttelegraph.co.uk | David Charlesworth
Broad will join the Proteas as a consultant for the day on Monday, working with their pacemen in preparation for the World Test Championship final against defending champions Australia at Lord’s. His media commitments as a Sky Sports cricket expert mean he will not be part of their backroom staff at the home of cricket for the one-off winner-takes-all match, which gets under way next Wednesday.
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msn.com | David Charlesworth
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independent.co.uk | David Charlesworth
Smith had never opened in List A cricket before. Jamie Smith heads into England’s marquee Test series against India with a spring in his step after a boom-or-bust approach helped to seal a one-day clean sweep of the West Indies. Promoted to open in the Metro Bank series, Smith repaid the faith by crunching 64 off 28 deliveries – his first ODI fifty – on his home ground of the Kia Oval as England clinched a 3-0 victory in style.
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msn.com | David Charlesworth
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