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ODI cricket maybe dying slow death, says Australian Test opener Khawaja

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Usman Khawaja believes ODI cricket is witnessing a slow death. The Australian Test opener is the latest cricketer to join the debate over the existence of 50-over cricket. Ben Stokes on Monday stunned the cricketing world by announcing his sudden retirement.

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Times of India

ODI cricket is dying a slow death: Usman Khawaja

Australian Test opener Usman Khawaja believes ODI cricket is witnessing a slow death because of the proliferation of T20 leagues around the world and a hectic international calendar. Khawaja is the latest cricketer to join the debate over the existence of 50-over cricket after England superstar Ben Stokes on Monday stunned the cricketing world by announcing his sudden retirement from ODI cricket at the age of 31.

2 years ago·India

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News18 India

ODI Cricket Is Dying a Slow Death: Australian Opener Usman Khawaja

Usman Khawaja, the Australian Test opener, says the development of T20 leagues worldwide and the busy international schedule is basically killing off ODI cricket.

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu

ODI cricket maybe dying slow death, says Australian Test opener Khawaja

Australian Test opener Usman Khawaja believes ODI cricket is witnessing a slow death because of the proliferation of T20 leagues around the world and a hectic international calender

2 years ago·India

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News

Usman Khawaja believes ODI cricket is ‘dying a slow death’

Usman Khawaja believes ODI cricket is “dying a slow death” due to the rapid growth of T20 leagues and the brutal calendar.

2 years ago

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DNA India

'ODI cricket is dying slow death': says Australian opener Usman Khawaja

Australian opener Usman Khawaja feels ODI cricket is dying a slow death and says it is probably the third-ranked among all formats.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Firstpost News

'Something has to give': Usman Khawaja says ODI cricket is dying a slow death - Firstcricket News, Firstpost

Khawaja is the latest cricketer to join the debate over the existence of 50-over cricket after England superstar Ben Stokes on Monday stunned the cricketing world by announcing his sudden retirement from ODI cricket at the age of 31.

2 years ago·Mumbai, India

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