| Allan Border Medal 2015 Live Updates: Steven Smith wins ODI Cricketer of the Year
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 Steven Smith and David Warner are the two strong contenders for the Allan Border Medal ceremony on Tuesday, being held at Sydney. Glenn McGrath was the first ever winner of the Allan Border Medal in 2000. Steve Waugh, Matthew Hayden, Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, Michael Clarke, Brett Lee, Shane Watson, and Mitchell Johnson. Clarke and Ponting won the award four times each. Watson won it twice. Smith, who was handed the Test captaincy after Clarke injured himself in the first Test and was declared unavailable for the remainder of the series, put up an impressive performance in the series. He was awarded the Man of the Series also. Last year, Mitchell Johnson pipped Clarke to win the Allan Border Medal. George Bailey: James Faulkner against England last summer was absolutely phenomenal. The highlights of the ODI match where Glenn Maxwell's last over changed course for Australia against Pakistan in UAE is being shown. Bobby Simpson is here to present the ODI Cricketer of the Year 2015. The contenders are ...
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| Andy Murray vs Nick Kyrgios, Australian Open 2015: Free Live Streaming and Match Telecast of Quarter-Final 2
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 One of the most talked about clashes in men's singles draw was that of Andy Murray-Roger Federer in quarter-finals but instead will now feature Andy Murray and Nick Kyrgios for a place in last four of Australian Open 2015. The two have played before on one occasion in Toronto last year with the Briton winning in straight sets. One can catch the live streaming of the men's singles second quarter-final match between Andy Murray vs Nick Kyrgios at 1.45 am IST in Rod Laver Arena here on the Official Website of Sony Six or Official Website of Australian Open www.ausopen.com 19-year-old Nick ...
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| Nadal reflects on 'very bad' upset loss to Berdych
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 MELBOURNE, Australia – "No, not 'so-so.' Very bad. You can say, no problem." Rafael Nadal made the press room here burst into laughter with his straightforwardness Tuesday after what was a shocking loss to Tomas Berdych, a player he had beaten 17 straight times dating back to 2006. USA TODAY Sports queried Nadal about his up-and-down form throughout this event – "so-so" the exact (and polite) ...
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