South Africa captain Hashim Amla believes his team is will continue winning Test matches despite the retirement of two of the country’s greatest players.
Speaking ahead of Wednesday’s first Test against the West Indies at Centurion’s SuperSport Park, he dismissed suggestions his side will suffer without Jacques Kallis and Graeme Smith.
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Jon Lewis continues to be named bowling trainer of Sussex after declaring his retirement in the playing positions.
The former England seamer joined Sussex from Surrey before the 2014 effort but harm restricted his looks on the 2nd half the season and he’s made a decision to create a move to the training positions.
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Former South Africa and Durham all-rounder Dale Benkenstein has announced his retirement from all cricket with immediate effect.
The 40-year-old played in 23 one-day internationals for the Proteas, but he was better known in England for his huge contribution to county cricket during his nine-year spell with Durham.
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Northants have continued their squad overhaul for the 2015 season by releasing allrounder James Middlebrook.
Middlebrook joins Matt Spriegel in being released by the county, who are also losing stalwart David Sales to retirement by the end of the season.
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Varun Chopra continues to be named as Jim Troughton’s replacement as Warwickshire captain.
The opening batsman continues to be in charge of the Bears for many of the season, with Troughton outside due to the constant back injury that has pushed him into an early retirement.
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