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Year in Review: Mankading to WC final, top 5 cricket controversies of 2019

Business Standard lists the five controversies in world cricket that drew a lot of attention during 2019

South Africa names six uncapped players for first two Tests against England

Five players who played in a recent 3-0 series defeat in India were dropped, while fast bowler Lungi Ngidi was not considered because of a hamstring injury

Cricket fraternity mourns as Bob Willis passes away at the age of 70

In a career that spanned 90 Test matches between 1971 and 1984, Bob Willis took 325 wickets

Pace legend and former England Test captain Bob Willis dies at 70

In a career that spanned 90 Test matches between 1971 and 1984, Willis took 325 wickets

Rohit for ODIs, Kohli for Tests - Is it the right time for split captaincy?

Here's why we think Rohit Sharma's ascendency to captaincy will be a win-win situation for the Indian cricket

ECB appoints Jeetan Patel as England spin bowling consultant for NZ series

Patel has been given dispensation to miss the first three matches of the Plunkett Shield season back home. He will be joining the England squad when the team arrives in Christchurch next week

ICC scraps boundary count rule that cost New Zealand World Cup 2019

England scripted the history as they claimed their first-ever World Cup title in July this year, thanks to boundary count rule

My job is to protect players from negativity: Ashley Giles on Ben Stokes

Earlier this week, an English daily had published photographs in which Stokes could be seen allegedly grabbing his wife's face during an award ceremony

Australia hold on to the Ashes in England for the first time in 18 years

Josh Hazlewood claimed the winning wicket, trapping Craig Overton leg before wicket, as Australia dismissed England's second innings for 197 deep into the evening session to take a 2-1

Third Ashes Test: England 156/3, requires 203 runs to win the match

Chasing a target of 359, England were at 156/3 at the end of play on day three and still required 203 runs to win the match

Concussion substitute Labuschagne stars as Australia draw second Ashes Test

Labuschagne was not confirmed as playing until Sunday morning when Australia star Steve Smith was ruled out with concussion, having been hit by a Jofra Archer bouncer during his 92 on Saturday

2nd Ashes Test: Aus end Day 2 at 30/1 after bundling out England for 258

Australia had won the toss on day 2 and they had decided to bowl first. No play was possible on day one of the Test match as it was washed out due to rain

World cup final: Overthrow involving Stokes, Guptill to be reviewed in Sept

The overthrow rules drew MCC's attention after New Zealand were left to rue a fortuitous, last-over overthrow that went for four after getting a deflection off Stokes' bat in ICC World Cup 2019 final

James Anderson determined to return to the team before Ashes end

The 37-year-old has been ruled out of the second Ashes Test, which starts next Wednesday at Lord's, after injuring his right calf

England bowl out Ireland for 38 to win one-off Test by 143 runs at Lord's

Chris Woakes took six wickets for 17 runs and Stuart Broad 4-19 in an Ireland second innings that lasted just 15.4 overs.

We've got to bowl at the top of our game: Aussie pacer James Pattinson

During the one-off Test match against Ireland, England were bundled out for just 85 runs in the first innings. However, they made an electric comeback in the game with both bat and ball

World Cup-winner Jofra Archer named in England's 14-member Ashes 2019 squad

Archer, 24, who only became England qualified earlier this year, could now make his Test debut when the first of a five-match series starts at Edgbaston on August 1.

Here are top five controversies in the last decade ahead of Ashes 2019

The world's oldest cricketing rivalry has witnessed many heated arguments and controversies over 330 Test matches that have been played between the two giants

Carnage at Lord's: Ireland dismiss England for 85, 20 wickets fall on Day 1

Murtagh stars as Ireland end dream first day with 122-run lead over England

Agar's 'near-miss' century dominated second day of Trent Bridge Test, says Botham

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