ARE FOOTBALL FANS READY: Football´s lawmakers propose 30-minute halves (Credit: Ominisports): Former Premier League referee David Elleray says it will take time if “extreme” and “radical” new suggestions from football’s lawm

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New Zealand Maintains World Twenty20 All-Win Record

Mustafizur Rahman’s five-for goes in vain as New Zealand shoot Bangladesh out for just 70 for a 75-run victory. The legend of Mustafizur Rahman grew as the left-arm pacer finished with career-best Twenty20 International figures of 5 for 22. Unfortunatel

March 27, 2016
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Women’s World Twenty20: New Zealand, Australia Win

New Zealand Women Won By 93 Runs Match Report: The ICC Women’s World Twenty20 Group A game between New Zealand Women and Ireland Women at the PCA IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali on Friday (March 18) was one-way traffic, with New Zealand brutal in its 93-run

March 18, 2016
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World Twenty20: N/Zealand Downs Australia

ICC World Twenty20, Group 2, Dharamsala: New Zealand 142-8 (20 overs): Guptill 39 (27), Elliott 27 (20), Faulkner 2-18, Maxwell 2-18 Australia 134-9 (20 overs): Khawaja 38 (27), M Marsh 24 (23), McClenaghan 3-17, Santner 2-30 New Zealand won by eight runs