Tristan Lavalette
Columnist, The Cricket Paper and Cricket Contributor at Forbes
News/Sports Journalist at Associated Press
Forbes cricket journalist| ESPNcricinfo in summer| AP/AFP| Author: Basketball 2.0 | Covered: Olympics/Grand Slam Tennis/Cricket & Basketball World Cups
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6 days ago |
thecricketmonthly.com | Nagraj Gollapudi |Alan Gardner |Tristan Lavalette
MS Dhoni: an ace at the death, and a captain to shock and awe No. 13, MS DhoniBy Nagraj GollapudiIf you have lifted the IPL trophy five times, led your team to 12 playoffs in 15 years, including ten finals, have the highest win percentage as captain, are the only one to have 100-plus wins in the marquee league, and also made fans swerve like dervishes in ecstasy as you engineer memorable finishes with the bat, you've got to be a shoo-in for a list like this one.
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forbes.com | Tristan Lavalette
As India's Test tour of Australia nosedived as the series wore on, those watching - and there sure were plenty - would have sensed this was the end of Rohit Sharma's captaincy reign in the long format. One of India's mightiest cricketers, worshipped by a billion people who has been one of only a select few to have lifted a World Cup title for his all-powerful cricket country, looked totally dejected with this blockbuster series slipping away.
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forbes.com | Tristan Lavalette
There is hope that permanent cricket infrastructure can be built in the outskirts of Nagoya in a determined effort to leave a legacy for the sport in baseball-crazy Japan after next year’s Asian Games. In a recent announcement that provided widespread relief, cricket will be part of the multi-sports event held in Aichi-Nagoya following a decision by the Olympic Council of Asia and local organizing committee.
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csmonitor.com | Rod McGuirk |Tristan Lavalette
Anthony Albanese claimed victory as the first Australian prime minister to clinch a second consecutive term in 21 years on May 3 and suggested his government had increased its majority by not modeling itself on U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration. “Australians have chosen to face global challenges the Australian way, looking after each other while building for the future,” Mr. Albanese told supporters in a victory speech in Sydney.
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lequotidien.com | Rod McGuirk |Tristan Lavalette
Le chef de l’opposition, Peter Dutton, a admis son revers aux élections samedi. «Nous n’avons pas assez bien fait durant cette campagne, c’est évident ce soir, et j’en assume la pleine responsabilité», a-t-il déclaré. Il a également subi la défaite dans sa propre circonscription. Ce dernier a appelé le premier ministre Albanese pour le féliciter. Selon les médias australiens, les travaillistes de M.
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There is hope permanent cricket infrastructure can be built for next year's Asian Games in Japan, with a site earmarked in outer Nagoya. Officials want to avoid a New York-like pop-up stadium from last year's T20 WC. Final decision expected next month https://t.co/fcwM5qg4yq
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