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Brilliant catches - England cricketers Ben Stokes and James Tredwell

United KingdomPublished November 19, 2014

Views 179K  |  Likes 1.68K  |  Comments 22
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England & Wales Cricket BoardEngland & Wales Cricket Board
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This video has 179K views and 1.68K likes, ranking #5,286,346 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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179,651

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1,685

Comments

22

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Total (all-time): $126 – $359

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Find out more at ecb.co.uk Ben Stokes and James Tredwell took part in a catching session at the SSC in Colombo with both taking some exceptional catches. England will play Sri Lanka in seven ODIs as preparation for the ICC Cricket World Cup.

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November 19, 2014
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