He is indispensable, not just because of his captaincy skills, but also for his ability to play spin and send down medium pace deliveries. |
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She'll gracefully decline the captaincy, and thereafter can run the team as its non-playing skipper. |
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Beneath his pleasant exterior, there is a hard edge to his personality and a ruthless side to his captaincy. |
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He was sounded out about taking on the captaincy of Yorkshire as well as Middlesex and the MCC but by then he had settled in Australia. |
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No longer burdened with the captaincy of a weak team, he is letting his bat do the talking as he has a new lease on life. |
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Not only will the captaincy issue be resolved, but their countries will be well rid of them in the political domain. |
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Actually, there is nothing to suggest that Sourav is finding the cares of captaincy a strain and a drain on his role as a player. |
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It is likely to deprive the side of a key player and thrust a fresh burden on Andrew Flintoff, who is next in line to take over the captaincy. |
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Marshall just edges out Richie McCaw who needs a few more years' experience before elevation to captaincy. |
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This time around, perhaps reinvigorated by his assistant captaincy at the Ryder Cup, he has performed, well, like a man possessed. |
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Having the honor of captaincy for the first time in 45 years will be a powerful motivation. |
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The center-forward has been nominated to take over the captaincy in the injured skipper's absence. |
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At 21, he had become a chemist and bookseller in New Haven, and a few years later success in foreign trade earned him a captaincy in the militia. |
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He's signed a three-year deal to finally settle his future at the club after a turbulent year which saw him stripped of the captaincy. |
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Despite good results in lesser matches, that World Cup defeat spelt the end of Thorne's captaincy. |
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The captaincy system has influenced the territorial and political pattern of the country. |
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Through Edmund's influence Summers is given his longed-for captaincy. |
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I went there to study the animals and the nature and I came back with some injuries and a captaincy in the army of the king. |
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It is likely to deprive the side of a key player and, with Vaughan doubtful, thrust a fresh burden on Andrew Flintoff, who is next in line to take over the captaincy. |
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As a result of his shamefully Straussian language Coles was stripped of his captaincy and transfer-listed. |
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The captaincy appears to be a role that fits him like a glove, and one that he does not look like losing any time soon. |
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He was among the worst sledgers during the first phase of his career, and till the final legs of the captaincy, allowed his men to indulge in this menace. |
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The captaincy and sections of rescue must be informed in real time of local weather conditions for prevention and safety. |
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England have expected too much from him and the triple strain of captaincy, wicketkeeping and trying to score quick runs has been etched all over his face. |
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Through the 1980s the Pakistan captaincy had alternated between the two, a game of musical chairs in which prime ministers and generals also participated, behind the scenes. |
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After that he was stripped of the captaincy and left out for six matches. |
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But crucially they could be cuter in the field thanks to the captaincy of Daniel Vettori. |
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Monahan came to the ailing Flames after being drafted sixth overall this summer, and by way of a captaincy at the 67s, where he posted good numbers on an otherwise unimpressive 2012-13 team. |
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A year ago, with Michael Vaughan's captaincy in its infancy, the team were cock-a-hoop after a stunning victory in the final Test against South Africa. |
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Saturday, 5.30pm, Welford Road, ESPN The game of the weekend by a country mile sees Jordan Crane, missing for most of last season, take over the Tigers' captaincy from Geordan Murphy. |
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Botham, who had just given up the England captaincy, scored 199 runs and took seven wickets in the match, securing himself a place as one of the great players of the game as he did so. |
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The decision to bring the matter before the Court of Justice was made when a Community national was unable to secure recognition in Belgium for his Netherlands diploma in the captaincy of ocean-going vessels. |
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The two gold bars evoke Mr. St-Laurent's captaincy in the army. |
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Another player will not take over the captaincy in their place. |
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A serious, often terse figure in press briefings, he underlined his no-nonsense approach when he took swift action in February to strip John Terry of the captaincy over negative publicity surrounding his private life. |
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I gave Maradona the captaincy because he was in good form at the World Cup, and it made him take responsibility along with the good players around him like Brown, Batista, Giusti and Valdano. |
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Cannavaro arrived at the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany having taken over the captaincy from Paolo Maldini, who had just retired from the international scene. |
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Of those players, Marek Hamsik has been entrusted with the captaincy and playmaking duties, Stanislav Sestak leads the line and Martin Skrtel mops up at the back. |
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After scoring a pair in the first Test against Australia, Botham lost the captaincy due to his poor form, and was replaced by Mike Brearley. |
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Australian captain Herbie Collins was stripped of all captaincy positions down to club level, and some accused him of throwing the match. |
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Ray Illingworth returned from Leicestershire as team manager and, in 1982 at the age of 50, took over the captaincy. |
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Lord Hawke, in the early days of his captaincy, designed the white rose badge. |
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Scotland recovered their form in 1984 and achieved their second Grand Slam, and their first since 1925, under the captaincy of Jim Aitken. |
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In 1609 the area became a captaincy general and the governor was also granted the title of captain general. |
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Cup vely wild derne Some say Ryder Cup captaincy is massively over-rated. |
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The Portuguese took control in 1675 and established the captaincy of Santa Catarina in 1738, bringing families from the Azores to populate the shore. |
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Clive Sullivan had risen to the Great Britain captaincy, the first black captain of a home international side, and was in charge for the 1972 World Cup held in France. |
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Steele relied on the foundations laid by McGeechan, as well as the inspirational captaincy of Samoan Pat Lam to lead the club to European success the following season. |
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However, he was kept out of the 2004 autumn internationals by a haematoma in his upper right arm, the captaincy being taken over by Jason Robinson and then Martin Corry. |
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In 1893, the club's initial reorganisation was completed and was finalised after Ellison died in 1898 and Hawke assumed the club presidency as well as captaincy. |
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England regained the Ashes in 1904 under the captaincy of Plum Warner. |
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