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The Cricketer Weekly Quiz

The Cricketer Weekly Quiz

Test your knowledge on the last seven days in cricket - and you could win a copy of Jimmy Anderson's autobiography!
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    New Zealand's all-time leading male T20I run-scorer Martin Guptill has officially retired from international cricket.  The 38-year-old played 367 international matches for his country during a 13-year career at the highest level. Read the article.
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    Archie Vaughan has been named England Under-19 captain for their tour to South Africa. The team will take on their South African counterparts in three Youth ODIs and two Youth Tests after a warm-up game against West Province in Cape Town. Read the article.
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    Younis Khan, who played over 400 times for Pakistan, returns to the Afghanistan staff after previously holding temporary batting coach role on a 15-day camp in 2022. Read the article.
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    David Willey and Chris Jordan will reunite at the Multan Sultans while James Vince, who could be denied an NOC by the ECB, has been retained by Karachi Kings, where he has played the last two seasons. Read the article.
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    Cross hasn't played competitively since suffering a back spasm on December 11 but bowled on Thursday at England's training base in Sydney.  Read the article.
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    According to Melbourne's Age, International Cricket Council's new chair, Jay Shah (pictured) - the former secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India - is in talks with Cricket Australia chair Mike Baird and their England and Wales Cricket Board counterpart, Richard Thompson, about creating two divisions in Test cricket. Read the article.
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    Beaumont: "A few of us are still around [from the 2017 World Cup], but it could be a massive highlight, particularly coming to Australia and trying to take on the Aussies, which is one of the hardest things that you can do in men's or women's cricket. If we could come out on top, it would be a career highlight for a lot of the squad." Read the article.
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    Varma has been brought in to account for the absence of Australian opener Jake Fraser-McGurk (pictured). Read the article.
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    From England's Test opener to a recent international retiree, there are 14 England-qualified players, and one soon-to-be, at this year's competition across the six teams. Read the article.
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    Joe Root has rejoined the Royals family after spending a season with Rajasthan in the 2023 IPL. It coincides aptly with his international white-ball return even, if that impedes his availability this season. Read the article.
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    Utter perfection
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    Catching the eye of the selectors!
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    Hold your bat high. That's a good innings.
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    Someone isn't making the most of their digital subscription* *It's you.
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    Back to the nets.
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    Cricket. This was a quiz about cricket. Do you not like cricket?
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    You dropped the ball pal.
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