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Friday, September 29

I'm a bloody good umpire, says Hair
by
zaheen
on Fri 29 Sep 2006 01:10 AM PDT
Darrell Hair believes he still has a future as a cricket umpire despite the furor over his decisions in the forfeited Test between England and Pakistan.
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Imran Khan wants Hair's apology
by
zaheen
on Fri 29 Sep 2006 01:06 AM PDT
Former Pakistan skipper Imran Khan has called for an apology from umpire Darrell Hair for 'wrongly implicating' Inzamam-ul Haq in the ball tampering row.
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Dominic Cork banned for abuse of doping official
by
zaheen
on Fri 29 Sep 2006 01:02 AM PDT
Former England bowler Dominic Cork has been fined and banned for one one-day match next season after being found guilty of abusing a doping control official.
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Gibbs set for India police probe
by
zaheen
on Fri 29 Sep 2006 01:00 AM PDT
South African batsman Herschelle Gibbs has said he would not be "distracted" by the interrogation scheduled by the Delhi Police in match-fixing scandal during his India visit to play in the upcoming Champions Trophy.
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Inzamam banned for four matches
by
zaheen
on Fri 29 Sep 2006 12:56 AM PDT
Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was banned for four one-day matches on Thursday on charges stemming from ball-tampering allegations - ruling him out of most of next month's Champions Trophy.
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Walter Hadlee dies aged 91
by
zaheen
on Fri 29 Sep 2006 12:51 AM PDT
Walter Hadlee, the former New Zealand captain and administrator, has died in Christchurch at the age of 91.
For almost three-quarters of a century he was at the forefront of New Zealand cricket as player, captain, selector and manager, and three of his sons - Sir Richard, Dayle and Barry - went on to play international cricket for New Zealand.
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Darrell Hair not to officiate in Champions Trophy
by
zaheen
on Thu 28 Sep 2006 10:29 PM PDT
Controversial Australian umpire Darrell Hair will not officiate in the Champions Trophy in India next month, the International Cricket Council announced here today.
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Thursday, September 28

BCCI refuses to sign ICC agreement
by
zaheen
on Thu 28 Sep 2006 03:34 AM PDT
The BCCI said on Wednesday it would not sign a mandatory International Cricket Council (ICC) agreement required for participation in global events unless certain clauses were amended.
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Pakistan can replace Inzamam in Champions Trophy
by
zaheen
on Thu 28 Sep 2006 03:31 AM PDT
The International Cricket Council has told Pakistan they can replace captain Inzamam-ul-Haq in next month's Champions Trophy if he is banned at the ICC disciplinary hearing being held in London.
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Inzamam's fate to be decided today
by
zaheen
on Thu 28 Sep 2006 03:26 AM PDT
Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq should learn on Thursday if he will be penalised on charges of ball tampering and bringing the game into disrepute after his team forfeited last month's fourth test against England.
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Captaincy will be a burden on Flintoff - McGrath
by
zaheen
on Thu 28 Sep 2006 03:24 AM PDT
Glenn McGrath and Ricky Ponting have raised doubts about whether Andrew Flintoff will be able to focus on his batting and bowling while captaining England at the same time during the Ashes series which begins in November. Flintoff was handed the captaincy after Michael Vaughan, the victorious captain in the previous Ashes in 2005, was forced to skip the tour due to a knee injury.
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Watson a favourite for No.6 - Border
by
zaheen
on Thu 28 Sep 2006 03:22 AM PDT
Allan Border, a Cricket Australia board member, has tipped Shane Watson for the No.6 spot in Australia's batting order ahead of the Ashes. Watson's Test graph has been horizontal largely owing to injury, with three Tests yielding a top score of 31 and two wickets at 61.50, but his recent domestic and one-day international form has left many impressed.
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'Australians are beatable' - Shoaib
by
zaheen
on Thu 28 Sep 2006 03:19 AM PDT
Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has said that world champions Australia are beatable in next month's Champions Trophy as well as in next year's World Cup.
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Wednesday, September 27

Dravid promoting himself as opener was a blunder
by
zaheen
on Wed 27 Sep 2006 05:46 AM PDT
Before I am seen as someone who doubts India's chances in the World Cup, let us get this clear: I view India, alongside Australia and Pakistan as the three best one-day teams in the world.
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Pakistan believe Inzamam will be cleared of tampering
by
zaheen
on Wed 27 Sep 2006 04:13 AM PDT
Pakistan officials are confident captain Inzamam-ul-Haq will be cleared of ball-tampering charges at a hearing in London this week while accepting that he is likely to be penalised for bringing the game into disrepute.
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Vaughan feels successful Ashes campaign may end his captaincy
by
zaheen
on Wed 27 Sep 2006 03:15 AM PDT
Injured regular skipper Michael Vaughan fears he will never captain England again if Andrew Flintoff spearheads a successful Ashes defence this winter.Vaughan, who will play no part in the series against Australia due to an ongoing knee problem, admitted Flintoff could be given the job permanently if he performs well Down Under.
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Dilip Vengsarkar is the new chairman of selectors
by
zaheen
on Wed 27 Sep 2006 02:56 AM PDT
Former India captain and stylish middle-order batsman Dilip Vengsarkar will take over the chairman of selectors’ mantle from Kiran More, whose tenure has come to an end.
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'Kuala Lumpur was a hiccup' - Shastri
by
zaheen
on Wed 27 Sep 2006 02:54 AM PDT
Before I am seen as someone who doubts India's chances in the World Cup, let us get this clear: I view India, alongside Australia and Pakistan as the three best one-day teams in the world. It has the potential to go all the way in the next World Cup. Kuala Lumpur was a hiccup, nothing more or less.
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Hussey on top of the world
by
zaheen
on Wed 27 Sep 2006 02:51 AM PDT
Michael Hussey's phenomenal run of form has moved him to the top of the International Cricket Council rankings for one-day international batsmen for the first time following the DLF Cup in Kuala Lumpur. Meanwhile, India's failure to reach the final of the tri-series has resulted in a two-place slip to No.5 in the ICC Championship table.
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Tuesday, September 26

WI cricket needs more money, more commitment
by
zaheen
on Tue 26 Sep 2006 04:08 AM PDT
West Indies cricket has been in decline for a decade and even head coach Bennett King, the first foreigner entrusted with leading the side, doesn't know what the future holds.
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Thomson backs Johnson for the Ashes
by
zaheen
on Tue 26 Sep 2006 04:04 AM PDT
Jeff Thomson, the former Australian fast bowler, has said that based on his performance in Malaysia, Mitchell Johnson, the left-arm fast bowler, should be in the reckoning for the Ashes.
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Graeme Smith ready to return to action
by
zaheen
on Tue 26 Sep 2006 04:02 AM PDT
Graeme Smith, South Africa's captain, could return within the next fortnight, according to team coach Mickey Arthur.
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Jones returns to the microphone
by
zaheen
on Tue 26 Sep 2006 04:00 AM PDT
Dean Jones, the former Australia batsman turned commentator, will return to the microphone after being sacked last month for an offensive remark he made while commentating on the 2nd Test between Sri Lanka and South Africa in August.
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ICC adopts amended Anti-Racism Code
by
zaheen
on Tue 26 Sep 2006 03:55 AM PDT
Emphasising its ``zero tolerance`` stance on racism, the International Cricket Council has agreed to adopt and implement an amended Anti-Racism Code which allows its member countries to impose a range of punishments on guilty spectators.
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Ganguly, Kumble, Laxman expected for Challenger squads
by
zaheen
on Tue 26 Sep 2006 03:51 AM PDT
Sourav Ganguly and Test specialists Anil Kumble and Venkatasai Laxman are expected to be named in one of the three squads to be selected here tomorrow for the N K P Salve Challenger Trophy limited overs tournament.
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India drops 2 places in ODI rankings, Dhoni slips 2 spots
by
zaheen
on Tue 26 Sep 2006 03:50 AM PDT
India's failure to reach the final of the Malaysia tri-series has pushed the team down two places to fifth position while swashbuckling wicketkeeper-batsman Mahendra Singh Dhoni also slips two places to eighth in the latest LG ICC ODI charts.
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Monday, September 25

Dravid, not Chappell, needs to call the shots - Shastri
by
zaheen
on Mon 25 Sep 2006 05:19 AM PDT
Ravi Shastri, the former Indian allrounder-turned-commentator, has stated that Rahul Dravid needed to assert himself more as captain of the team. Shastri came down heavily on India's team management in the wake of their disappointing showing in the recently concluded DLF Cup in Kuala Lumpur.
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Inzamam prepares for ICC hearings
by
zaheen
on Mon 25 Sep 2006 05:17 AM PDT
Inzamam-ul-Haq, Pakistan captain, left on Sunday for London to appear before an ICC code of conduct hearing later this week on charges of ball tampering and bringing the game into disrepute.
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We'll be better prepared for CT: Ponting
by
zaheen
on Mon 25 Sep 2006 05:13 AM PDT
Australian skipper Ricky Ponting was on cloud nine when his team beat West Indies and lifted the DLF Cup here. "Despite all the experiments, we had a very good result in this tournament," Ponting said, adding: "But this was not our best performance, we've done better in the past and I'm sure we're going to come better prepared for the Champions Trophy."
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Batting let us down: Lara
by
zaheen
on Mon 25 Sep 2006 05:10 AM PDT
West Indies skipper Brian Lara was a dejected man after his team's meek surrender to Australia on Sunday. But surprisingly, he was not too angry with his team. "We did well to reach the final here but in the end, it wasn't enough. We needed to bat well after our bowlers did a good job," Lara said.
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Sunday, September 24

Windies sing 'Collapso' tune again
by
zaheen
on Sun 24 Sep 2006 05:39 AM PDT
Australia v West Indies, DLF Cup, Final
Full scoreboard
Saturday, September 23

Windies seek rare title triumph
by
zaheen
on Sat 23 Sep 2006 03:24 AM PDT
The West Indies will seek a rare title triumph when they cross swords with Australia in the final of the DLF Cup in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, fully aware that the brittle batting line-up needs to put up a far more inspired show.
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Batting a big concern: Dravid
by
zaheen
on Sat 23 Sep 2006 03:17 AM PDT
India have lost nine of their last 10 encounters against Australia now, and skipper Rahul Dravid had this to say about the dismal statistic: "We really need to work hard on every department of our game. But the positive thing about the series is that our bowling and fielding has been good. Our batting, however, still remains a big concern."
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Hair to officiate in Champions Trophy
by
zaheen
on Sat 23 Sep 2006 03:09 AM PDT
Controversial umpire Darrell Hair will be officiating during the ICC Champions Trophy. Top sources have confirmed to TOI that Hair is one of the designated eight umpires who will stand in the tournament.
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Ponting confident of title victory
by
zaheen
on Sat 23 Sep 2006 03:04 AM PDT
Having edged out India by 18 runs in a gripping tussle on Friday night, Ricky Ponting was confident of carrying the momentum forward into Sunday's final against West Indies. Despite chopping and changing the side over the four league games, Australia managed to top the standings, and Ponting was determined that the preparation for the Champions Trophy would be completed in the best possible fashion, with victory in the final.
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Friday, September 22

India to play two bilateral home series in Jan-Feb, 2007
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 22 Sep 2006 03:59 AM PDT
The final tune-up for the Indian squad before the March-April World Cup would be done through two bilateral series against the West Indies and Sri Lanka in January and February next year. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XQL to read the complete article.
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Lawson could play for Maharashtra
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 22 Sep 2006 03:30 AM PDT
Jermaine Lawson, the West Indies fast bowler, appears set to represent Maharashtra as one of their overseas players in the upcoming Indian domestic season. Lawson has been in discussions with officials of the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) and is expected to sign a formal contract soon. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XQK to read the complete article.
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Waqar says nothing was wrong with Oval ball
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 22 Sep 2006 01:24 AM PDT
Waqar Younis, Pakistan's bowling coach during The Oval Test, insists he saw no evidence of a tampered ball when he viewed it in the referee's room on the day Darrell Hair ruled the game be forfeited. Waqar's claims in the Sydney Morning Herald came as Ricky Ponting supported Hair's possible appointment at next month's Champions Trophy in India. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XQD to read the complete article.
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Zaheer Abbas not to attend Inzamam hearing
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 22 Sep 2006 12:50 AM PDT
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) today left former Test captain Zaheer Abbas in an embarrassing position when it decided his presence was not required at the International Cricket Council (ICC) disciplinary hearing on September 27-28 in London. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XQ4 to read the complete article.
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Dhoni, Dravid, Yuvraj fall in the ODI rankings
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 11:56 PM PDT
A string of substandard performances in the one-dayers has taken its toll on the Indian batsmen with the trio of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh and Rahul Dravid slipping several notches in the leaderboard in the latest LG ICC ODI Rankings. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XPZ to read the complete article.
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Pawar unlikely to be opposed, says BCCI official
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 11:28 PM PDT
The hands of Sharad Pawar got strengthened further when a top Indian cricket board functionary said today that the Maratha strongman would be re-elected unopposed as BCCI president at the cricket body's 77th AGM here on September 27 and 28. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XPV to read the complete article.
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Ganguly keen to play in Challenger series
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 11:12 PM PDT
Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly today said he was looking forward to playing in the Challenger Trophy and prove his mettle to the national selectors. "I don't expect to be in Kolkata during the pujas. I will probably be gone for the Challenger," Ganguly said during a function at his restaurant Sourav's. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XPS to read the complete article.
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Thursday, September 21

India face an uphill task against Australia
by
zaheen
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 04:09 AM PDT
Having crossed the first hurdle, a bigger challenge awaits India who has no choice but to win against world champions Australia on Friday to secure a place in the final of the cricket tri-series.
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Pathan still in scheme of things: Dravid
by
zaheen
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 04:07 AM PDT
Indian skipper Rahul Dravid had some words of comfort for the out-of-form Irfan Pathan, saying the Baroda left-hander would continue to remain in the team's scheme of things despite being left out for the tie against West Indies.
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We will give our best against India: Ponting
by
zaheen
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 04:05 AM PDT
Australian skipper Ricky Ponting on Thursday sought to put India on the back foot ahead of their crucial tri-series match, saying his team was prepared to play their best cricket to secure a place in the final.
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Failure ahead of ICC Trophy at stake
by
zaheen
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 04:03 AM PDT
Australia and India face-off in a crunch DLF Cup one-day match on Friday, conscious that whoever loses will take the failure into the Champions Trophy next month. Aside from the psychological boost a win would give, plenty more is at stake for world No.1 Australia.
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Good for cricket to have Tendulkar back scoring runs: Lara
by
zaheen
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 04:01 AM PDT
Sachin Tendulkar's return to cricket and prolific run scoring is a welcome boost for the game and the West Indies would do well to learn from him, captain Brian Lara says.
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Ponting backs Hair to make comeback
by
zaheen
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 03:59 AM PDT
Australian captain Ricky Ponting has backed controversial umpire Darrell Hair to return to international cricket, saying he was one of the best in the business.
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Nafees wins Bangladesh's top award
by
zaheen
on Thu 21 Sep 2006 03:57 AM PDT
Young opening batsman Shahriar Nafees has been named Bangladesh's Cricketer of the Year for consistent performances in Tests and One-Day Internationals last season.
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Wednesday, September 20

Gibbs delays departure for India
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 20 Sep 2006 03:17 AM PDT
Herschelle Gibbs, the South African opener, will arrive in India for the Champions Trophy a week after his team-mates in order to allow his attorney to accompany him. Gibbs faces questioning by the Indian police for his alleged involvement in the match-fixing scandal during South Africa's tour of India in 2000. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XME to read the complete article.
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Hair set to return at Champions Trophy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 20 Sep 2006 01:12 AM PDT
Controversial umpire Darrell Hair is set to make a remarkable return to international cricket at the Champions Trophy next month, reports said on Wednesday, in a move expected to anger Pakistan. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XLV to read the complete article.
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India keep final hopes alive with dramatic win
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 20 Sep 2006 01:09 AM PDT
India vs West Indies, 5th Match, Kuala Lumpur
After a pathetic batting display restricted India to a paltry 162, the bowlers responded to the challenge magnificently to skittle out the West Indies for 146 in a must-win encounter.
Full scoreboard

Blazing Boucher lifts South Africa to series win
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 20 Sep 2006 12:58 AM PDT
South Africa vs Zimbabwe, 3rd ODI, Potchefstroom
Mark Boucher blasted a 44-ball century as South Africa went on a scoring spree to gain a 171-run win in the third and final one-day international against Zimbabwe.
Full scoreboard

BCCI start online ticket sales
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 10:51 PM PDT
For the first time in its colourful history the Board of Control for Cricket in India is selling tickets online. Fans wishing to go to any match in the Champions Trophy - at Mumbai, Mohali, Jaipur or Ahmedabad - can now log on to www.bcci.tv, take a tour of the seating arrangements and pick the seats they want and pay by credit card. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XLR to read the complete article.
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Raju to take over as national selector
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 10:29 PM PDT
When Anil Kumble meets his spin twin Venkatapathy Raju next, it may well be the beginning of a new partnership. Raju who will be appointed national selector next week told NDTV that Kumble should find a place in the squad for the World Cup next year. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XLP to read the complete article.
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Tuesday, September 19

Panesar prepares for hostile crowds
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 05:12 AM PDT
Monty Panesar has already shown himself to be a mentally strong cricketer during the early stages of his career. But he is making sure he'll be fully prepared for the tough challenge of playing in front of hostile Australian crowds this winter by talking to a psychologist. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XKG to read the complete article.
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We have to take it one game at a time - Chappell
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 05:06 AM PDT
Though the permutations suggest that India can afford to lose to West Indies and still make Sunday's final, Greg Chappell wasn't prepared to rely on them in the build-up to Wednesday's game. Not having won since the opening match of the Caribbean tour, Chappell reckoned that the remaining two matches represented a great opportunity to get back to the winning ways of last season, when the team had brushed aside the likes of Sri Lanka, Pakistan and England. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XKF to read the complete article.
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India desperate for a turnaround
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 04:48 AM PDT
India head into Wednesday's game against West Indies seeking their first one-day win since May 18. It's been a depressing turnaround for a side that played such superb one-day cricket for most of last season, and it will need two very good performances, or some assistance from the weather gods, if they're to avoid an early flight home. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XKD to read the complete article.
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I have confidence in this team: Lara
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 03:26 AM PDT
Captain Brian Lara has voiced confidence in his underperforming West Indies team, who he says are determined to claw their way back up the world rankings. The once-dominant West Indians have faded over the past decade and plunged to eighth in the official rankings. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XK4 to read the complete article.
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Hussey brushes off talk of succeeding Ponting as captain
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 03:16 AM PDT
Michael Hussey has brushed off talk of wanting to succeed Ricky Ponting as Australian captain, saying he is happy just to be playing in the same side. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XK2 to read the complete article.
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Bevan still hopeful of World Cup recall
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 01:43 AM PDT
Still aspiring to make a comeback, former Australian ODI specialist Michael Bevan says he is continuing to play domestic cricket in the hope that the selectors will recall him for next year's World Cup. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJV to read the complete article.
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Giles will be fit to put Aussies in a spin
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 01:34 AM PDT
England's veteran spinner Ashley Giles will be fully recovered from his hip problem and fit for this winter's Ashes series with the Australians the team's spin bowling coach David Parsons told the BBC on Monday. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJU to read the complete article.
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Sehwag happy to bat in the middle order
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 19 Sep 2006 12:59 AM PDT
Virender Sehwag has said that he has no problems batting down the order in one-day matches as long as it serves the interest of the team. "I started opening the batting because Sachin Tendulkar was not part of the team," Sehwag told the Times of India. "Now the team management has worked out a new strategy and I am sure we will gain from it. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJP to read the complete article.
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Kallis enters record books
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 11:41 PM PDT
South Africa all rounder Jacques Kallis became the first cricketer to reach 8,000 runs and 200 wickets in test and one-day internationals on Monday. In the second ODI against Zimbabwe, Kallis scored 26 and took 2-22 in South Africa's six-wicket win at Buffalo Park. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJL to read the complete article.
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What India and Australia need to do to qualify
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 11:33 PM PDT
West Indies' three-wicket win against Australia means that they have assured themselves of a place in the final of the DLF Cup. With two matches to go, the battle is between Australia and India to nail the second spot. Here's a look at what India and Australia need to do to join West Indies. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJJ to read the complete article.
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Windies win puts India in do-or-die situation
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 11:24 PM PDT
A shock West Indies win over Australia tonight put India in a do-or-die situation, requiring it to win both its remaining matches against these two teams to make it to the final of the cricket tri-series. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJG to read the complete article.
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Well bowled Johnson: Sachin Tendulkar
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 11:23 PM PDT
Australian bowling sensation Mitchell Johnson on Monday said taking the coveted wickets of cricket greats Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara had raised his hopes of taking part in this year's Ashes series. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJI to read the complete article.
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Pakistani inquiry judge questions Mushtaq's appointment
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 11:21 PM PDT
A Pakistani judge who held a long inquiry into match-fixing allegations against the Pakistan team has expressed surprise at the appointment of leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed as assistant coach for the Champions Trophy. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XJH to read the complete article.
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Monday, September 18

Kallis and Hall shines in series clinching win
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 04:10 AM PDT
South Africa vs Zimbabwe, 2nd ODI, East London
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Sponsor problem for Ganguly's cricket academy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 03:24 AM PDT
Sourav Ganguly's problems seem to be never ending. Even as the former Indian skipper desperately awaits a recall to Indian cricket team, major differences have cropped up with the main sponsor of his cricket academy launched with much fanfare last year. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XI5 to read the complete article.
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WADA lab for cricket World Cup
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 03:12 AM PDT
Barbados are setting up a satellite laboratory of the World Anti-Doping Agency to perform drug tests for the 2007 cricket World Cup, an official said on Sunday. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XI3 to read the complete article.
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Lara takes it away from the Aussies
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 12:30 AM PDT
Australia vs West Indies, 4th Match, Kuala Lumpur
The West Indies survived a typical middle order collapse to pull off a shock three-wicket victory against Australia in a round-robin league match and confirmed their place in the Tri-series Final.
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Zaheer's two-wicket effort in vain as Worcester lose
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 12:10 AM PDT
Zaheer Khan's two-wicket effort went in vain as Worcestershire lost their Pro40 division two match to Surrey by 13 runs at county ground, new road. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XHP to read the complete article.
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Taibu wants to play Tests for South Africa
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 18 Sep 2006 12:05 AM PDT
Former Zimbabwean cricket captain Tatenda Taibu wants to return to the international scene as a South African player. The self-exiled 23-year-old cricketer reiterated that he would not return to his home country and would love to play for neighbouring South Africa. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XHO to read the complete article.
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Sunday, September 17

Remaining tri-series games to start early
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 17 Sep 2006 04:30 AM PDT
All remaining matches of the DLF Cup tri-series in Kuala Lumpur will now start an hour before schedule, to avoid rain delays during the evenings as much as possible, Malaysia Cricket Association said on Sunday.
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Hussey to lead against West Indies
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 17 Sep 2006 01:26 AM PDT
Michael Hussey will lead Australia against the West Indies on Monday even as the weather threatens to derail the DLF Cup tri-series. Kuala Lumpur was picked as a neutral venue for this Champions Trophy warm-up but monsoonal downpours, usual at this time of year, have wreaked havoc, with two of the three games so far disrupted by rain. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XGQ to read the complete article.
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Tri-series ticket prices to be slashed considerably
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 17 Sep 2006 01:14 AM PDT
The Malaysian Cricket Board has decided to offer huge discounts on ticket prices to woo the crowds to the stadium for the ongoing tri-series being played at the Kinrara Oval here. The tickets for the covered stands of the stadium had been priced at a whopping 222 ringetts (Rs. 2804 approx) while it was 122 R (Rs. 1,541 approx) for the uncovered stands. The high priced tickets were blamed for the nearly empty stadiums witnessed during the first two ODIs. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XGP to read the complete article.
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Saturday, September 16

Pak joint favourites for Champions Trophy: Talat Ali
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 16 Sep 2006 03:44 AM PDT
Pakistan's new manager Talat Ali rates Pakistan as joint favourites for next month's Champions Trophy alongside world champions Australia. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XGA to read the complete article.
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Rain saves India's blushes
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 16 Sep 2006 12:45 AM PDT
India vs Australia, 3rd Match, Kuala Lumpur
The third onedayer between India and Australia in Kuala Lumpur was called off due to rains. Both teams were given two points each. Chasing a revised victory target of 170 in 29 overs, India were 35 for 5 in 8 overs when rains stopped play again in their DLF Cup Tri series one-day cricket match against Australia in Kuala Lumpur.
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Muthiah elected chairman of ICC committee
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 11:11 PM PDT
Former president of Indian cricket board A C Muthiah has been elected chairman of the six-member committee which will choose the next president of the International Cricket Council in 2007. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XFR to read the complete article.
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Yuvraj slips to second spot Maruti cricket ratings
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 11:07 PM PDT
Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds has surpassed flamboyant Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh to be at the top of the one-day international batting chart in the latest Maruti Suzuki Cricket Ratings. Symonds garnered 129 points to push Yuvraj, who has 127 points, down to the second spot. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XFQ to read the complete article.
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Friday, September 15

Two cricketing greats to renew rivalry
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 06:18 AM PDT
Glenn McGrath is keen to renew his rivalry with Sachin Tendulkar, but the top Indian sought to play it down on the eve of the their clash in the DLF Cup cricket tri-series. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XF2 to read the complete article.
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Inzamam hits out at lobby running him down
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 06:15 AM PDT
Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq on Friday hit back at critics finding fault with his leadership during the England Tour and said there was a lobby which lost no opportunity to show him in poor light. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XF0 to read the complete article.
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PCB officials upset over Miandad comments
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 03:32 AM PDT
Javed Miandad's verbal attack on PCB for sacking team manager Zaheer Abbas has prompted a strong response from cricket authorities who said the former Pakistan captain's comments had done great damage to the image of the board.
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India express concerns about 'fault' in pitch
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 03:29 AM PDT
India has expressed concerns over the awkward bounce in the pitch for the match against West Indies in the cricket tri-series here at the Kinrara Oval. "We have expressed our concerns informally. It is not an official complaint," an official of the Indian team told reporters on condition of anonymity.
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Ponting seeks clarification from Warne
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 03:23 AM PDT
Ricky Ponting, the Australian captain, is trying to get in touch with Shane Warne to seek an explanation for some of the quotes attributed to him in an article that appeared in The Sun, the British tabloid. The newspaper quotes Warne wondering out loud about the efficacy of John Buchanan, Australia's coach.
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ICC pleased with progress at Sabina Park
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 03:21 AM PDT
The ICC has approved the renovation work at Kingston's Sabina Park, and the local organisers had expressed confidence that it would be completed by the November 30 deadline. The ground will host the inaugural match of the 2007 World Cup between hosts West Indies and Pakistan on March 13.
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Pakistan name Mushtaq Ahmed as assistant coach
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 03:18 AM PDT
Mushtaq Ahmed, the former Pakistan legspinner, has been named as assistant coach of Pakistan for the Champions Trophy according to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
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Tendulkar is a genius, says Lara
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 11:52 PM PDT
Brian Lara paid tribute to Sachin Tendulkar's "genius" after the master blaster's superb unbeaten 141 in his first match in six months since a shoulder injury. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XEB to read the complete article.
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Cricket is not a burden yet: Tendulkar
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 10:37 PM PDT
Sachin Tendulkar today said his unbeaten 141 against the West Indies in the DLF Cup tri-series here showed he was not finished as a batsman as yet. "Cricket has been my life, I am living a dream," the 33-year-old Indian star said after hitting his 40th one-day hundred, which went in vain as the West Indies were declared winners on Duckworth-Lewis method following a rain disruption. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XDY to read the complete article.
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Ponting treading on dangerous ground
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 10:15 PM PDT
Australian captain Ricky Ponting faces possible suspension from a test if he challenges an umpire's authority again, following his outburst in the tri-series match against West Indies in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XDV to read the complete article.
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Facilities at Motera inspected before Champions Trophy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 10:09 PM PDT
A three-member team from the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday expressed satisfaction regarding the condition of the pitch and other facilities at Motera stadium, which is one of the venues to host the ICC Champions Trophy. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XDS to read the complete article.
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Thursday, September 14

India lose the match to weather and Windies
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 04:36 AM PDT
India vs West Indies, 2nd Match, Kuala Lumpur
India’s hopes of making a come back into the international arena of cricket were once again battered by divine intervention and Duckworth- Lewis system. It was the rain, which stopped the play and according to Duckworth-Lewis West Indies was already ahead of the D/L par score of 113 runs with the loss of 2 wickets and 20 overs.
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PCB to have paid selectors soon
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 04:34 AM PDT
Pakistan Cricket Board could have a new paid selection committee in place by early next month after the proposal was approved at a recent meeting of the board's ad-hoc committee. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XCK to read the complete article.
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Graeme Smith hit by Bollywood bug
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 04:32 AM PDT
South African cricket captain Graeme Smith is smitten by Bollywood and says that he watches Hindi movies whenever he is in India. Smith met some Bollywood actors and actresses filming scenes for the movie 'Cash' in cape town. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XCJ to read the complete article.
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ICC chief Speed to visit China
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 04:17 AM PDT
International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive Malcolm Speed is heading to China next week, excited at the prospects for the game in a country where interest is growing rapidly. It will be Speed's first visit to the world's most populous country. He will be accompanied by Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan who has been appointed to chair a "Committee to Evaluate China." Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XCF to read the complete article.
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Zimbabwe will be shown no mercy - Kallis
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 01:53 AM PDT
Jacques Kallis has promised his side will show no mercy to Zimbabwe in their forthcoming three-match ODI series, due to begin at Goodyear Park in Bloemfontein on Friday. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XC4 to read the complete article.
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World Cup preparations on track: ICC
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 01:04 AM PDT
ICC cricket world cup 2007 Managing Director and CEO, Chris Dehring, believes scepticism regarding the Caribbean's ability to host international cricket's showpiece is misplaced. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XC2 to read the complete article.
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Ponting's behaviour 'unacceptable' - Cricket Australia
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 11:07 PM PDT
Michael Brown, Cricket Australia's acting chief executive, has described Ricky Ponting's latest breach of the ICC code of conduct during his side's DLF cup win against the West Indies as "unacceptable." Brown did concede, however, that he was heartened by Ponting's apology to Asad Rauf, the umpire, his team and the public. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XBT to read the complete article.
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Flintoff proud to lead injury-hit England in ashes
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 10:52 PM PDT
Andrew Flintoff has insisted England can dispel the injury doubts over several players, himself included, and retain the ashes under his captaincy in Australia. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XBS to read the complete article.
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Former selectors counter-attack Kiran More
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 10:50 PM PDT
Former selectors -- Yashpal Sharma and Gopal Sharma -- have hit back at outgoing selection committee chairman Kiran More for suggesting that they had insisted on picking players of their choice before the home series against Sri Lanka last year. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XBR to read the complete article.
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Ready for take off
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 10:19 PM PDT
With so much cricket played these days it is often difficult to keep track of who is who and what they are doing. In this weekly feature Cricinfo will take a look at one player who is making the news, whether at the highest level or as an aspiring talent, and tell you what they are all about. This week, it's the turn of Michael Yardy, the Sussex allrounder who has made an instant impact in England's one-day team. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XBP to read the complete article.
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Wednesday, September 13

'Inzy responsible for poor show in Eng'
by
zaheen
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 05:36 AM PDT
Pakistan great Imran Khan has blamed captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and coach Bob Woolmer for the team's inability to find a reliable pair of openers, which he felt was to be blamed for its disastrous showing in the Test series against England.
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A new season dawns for India
by
zaheen
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 05:32 AM PDT
After the false start in Sri Lanka, India's season should finally get underway in the soothing surroundings of the Kinrara Oval on Thursday afternoon. A decent crowd, consisting mainly of expatriate Indians, is expected to watch the game, though anything would be an improvement on the few dozen kids and handful of others that witnessed a gripping contest between Australia and West Indies.
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'We all know what Sachin can do'
by
zaheen
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 05:30 AM PDT
Brian Lara had spoken after Tuesday's game of West Indies having a psychological edge over an Indian side that they beat 4-1 two months ago, but Chanderpaul was a little more cautious when it came to assessing the opposition. "Every win will help us, because we've been down and will have to get our confidence back," he said. "We all know what Sachin [Tendulkar] can do," he added, aware that the game's most successful batsman hadn't toured the Caribbean.
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Decision to pick Ganguly was a collective one - Yashpal
by
zaheen
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 05:26 AM PDT
Yashpal Sharma and Gopal Sharma, two former Indian selectors, have reacted sharply to the recent statements of Kiran More, the outgoing chairman of the national selection committee. More had implied that the decision to include Sourav Ganguly in the Test squad for the home series against Sri Lanka in November 2005 was pre-planned by three of the five selectors.
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Streak rules out World Cup comeback
by
zaheen
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 05:24 AM PDT
Former Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak has ruled out a return to Zimbabwe colours for next year's World Cup because of to his contractual commitment to Warwickshire.
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More slams selection voting system
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 01:43 AM PDT
With less than three weeks to go before his tenure as Indian chairman of selectors comes to an end, Kiran More has criticised the voting system in the selection process, and admitted that the sacking of Sourav Ganguly as captain was the toughest decision in his four-year career.
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Miandad blasts board for sacking Abbas
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 01:28 AM PDT
Batting great Javed Miandad yesterday lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board for sacking Zaheer Abbas as team manager, saying such a step suggested that he was to be held responsible for the Oval Test fiasco.
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Ponting fined 100% of match fee for showing dissent
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 01:23 AM PDT
Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting was fined 100 per cent of his match fee on Tuesday for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during his country's 78 run victory over the West Indies in the first one day international of the DLF Cup.
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Flintoff proud to lead Eng in Ashes
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 01:21 AM PDT
Andrew Flintoff has insisted England can dispel the injury doubts over several players, himself included, and retain the Ashes under his captaincy in Australia.
Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0XA9 to read the complete article.
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MacGill fears knee will impede Ashes hopes
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 13 Sep 2006 01:16 AM PDT
Stuart MacGill, who picked up a knee injury during Australia's five-day boot camp in the Queensland bush recently, feels the problem may interfere in his Ashes preparations.
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Tuesday, September 12

Flintoff set for Ashes captaincy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 12 Sep 2006 04:28 AM PDT
Andrew Flintoff looks set to captain England for the defence of the Ashes in Australia later this year. His selection ahead of rival Andrew Strauss for both the Ashes and next month's ICC Champions Trophy has been widely tipped by Tuesday's newspapers. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X8L to read the complete article.
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Our performance in England unsatisfactory: Inzamam
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 12 Sep 2006 04:14 AM PDT
Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul Haq today described his team's performance in the series against England as "unsatisfactory" and said his players needed to improve their fielding to be able to win one-day matches consistently. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X8K to read the complete article.
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Hair hits out at charges of racism
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 12 Sep 2006 04:05 AM PDT
Darrell Hair, the Australian umpire at the centre of the Oval controversy last month, has hit out at suggestions that his decisions which led to the forfeiture of the Test were hasty, and, even worse, motivated by racism. In a detailed interview in The Mail on Sunday, Hair said he was forced to intervene because he absolutely had to, and that there were no other extraneous factors which influenced his decision-making. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X8J to read the complete article.
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Australia bounce back after early scare
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 12 Sep 2006 01:51 AM PDT
Australia vs West Indies, 1st Match, Kuala Lumpur
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All stadiums in India to have floodlights in a year: Modi
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 12 Sep 2006 01:03 AM PDT
The cash-rich Indian Cricket Board today said all stadiums across India will have floodlights in the next one year for which it had already sanctioned Rs 1,600 crore. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X83 to read the complete article.
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Australia playing Malaysian tri-series only for money: Marsh
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 11:04 PM PDT
Australia have only agreed to play in the Malaysian tri-series because of the million-dollar cash carrot dangled by India, Australian Cricketers' Association chief Paul Marsh has said. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X78 to read the complete article.
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Zimbabwe target 2007 Test return
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 09:57 PM PDT
Kevin Curran, the Zimbabwe coach, has revealed Zimbabwe are planning to return to Test cricket in November 2007, following their withdrawal at the start of this year. Zimbabwe have arrived in South Africa for a three-match ODI series as preparation for the Champions Trophy. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X78 to read the complete article.
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Judgment time for Ashes squad
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 09:55 PM PDT
The players have put in their final pitches and now all they can do is wait. They don't have long, England's Ashes squad will be announced at 3pm on Tuesday afternoon, at The Oval, a year to the day since the urn was reclaimed. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X77 to read the complete article.
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Rusty reflexes and reputations to defend
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 09:46 PM PDT
The three teams taking part in the DLF Cup will be hoping that history doesn't repeat itself. The last time they played each other in a three-cornered contest, way back in 1991-92, Australia went on to beat India in the World Series final. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X76 to read the complete article.
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Monday, September 11

McGrath ready to face West Indies
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 04:41 AM PDT
Paceman Glenn McGrath returns to action for Australia on Tuesday raring to go after eight months away from the game. The 37-year-old has been caring for his ill wife since January but faces West Indies in the Kuala Lumpur tri-series. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X6L to read the complete article.
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India move to third place in ICC ODI rankings
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 03:39 AM PDT
India have moved to third place in the ICC ODI team rankings, thanks to Pakistan`s drawn series against England. England won the last two matches to hold Pakistan 2-2 and that cost the visitors a series victory as well as their third place in the ranking ladder. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X6A to read the complete article.
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Windies starting to gel well - Sarwan
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 03:36 AM PDT
Ramnaresh Sarwan, the West Indies vice-captain, feels the Caribbean cricketers are beginning to gel as a team, and it is beginning to show in the results column, especially in one-day internationals. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X67 to read the complete article.
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Dhoni's dubious absence, and another forfeiture
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 03:32 AM PDT
Much ado about Dhoni The Indian media got their knickers in a twist over Dhoni's absence from the shortlist for the 2006 ICC awards. Not without reason, it might be said. OK, perhaps he didn't qualify for the Master-of-the-Universe category but he surely Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X65 to read the complete article.
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High TV revenues to offset expenses for DLF Cup
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 03:27 AM PDT
The Indian board which is funding the Malaysia tri-series categorises it as an "off-shore project". "We have financed the tri-series 100 per cent," Niranjan Shah, the BCCI secretary, told reporters. "The floodlights are up [at the Kinrara Oval in Kuala Lumpur], the pitch is fine, just a couple of things are remaining." Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X64 to read the complete article.
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Katich and Jaques win opening race
by
Rakesh Saini
on Mon 11 Sep 2006 03:24 AM PDT
Simon Katich and Phil Jaques will get the first chance to audition for an opening berth after Matthew Hayden was omitted for match one of the tri-series in Malaysia on Tuesday. Ricky Ponting also confirmed Glenn McGrath would make his international return against West Indies in Kuala Lumpur after nine months away due to his wife Jane's illness. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X62 to read the complete article.
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Yuvraj Singh out of first ODI
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 11:48 PM PDT
Yuvraj Singh has been ruled out of the first one-dayer of the DLF Cup cricket tri-series due to illness. "Yuvraj is sick, he may play later in the series," a member of the team's support staff after the morning practice session here today. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5S to read the complete article.
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Latif to seek help from Indians for academy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 11:45 PM PDT
Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif plans to seek the support of leading Indian players to raise funds for his ambitious cricket academy here. The academy, launched four years back, functions in a residential area of the city on land allocated to Latif by the city government on long-term lease for a nominal rent. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5K to read the complete article.
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Webster may work with Indian team
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 11:02 PM PDT
The Indian board is likely to use the services of Rudi Webster, the renowned sports psychologist, to help the team prepare for next year's World Cup. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5I to read the complete article.
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Fletcher to exploit county loan system
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 10:29 PM PDT
In an unprecedented move in English cricket, Duncan Fletcher yesterday confirmed that James Anderson and Liam Plunkett - both of whom have been injured this season - could play in the final round of Championship matches for counties other than their own to assess their fitness ahead of England's tour of Australia. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5G to read the complete article.
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Vaughan to shadow England in Australia
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 10:17 PM PDT
Michael Vaughan is planning to be in Australia throughout England's Ashes campaign this November, even though it is almost certain he will play no part. Speaking to The Sunday Times Vaughan revealed he plans to fly out to Australia the week before the first Test which starts on November 23 at Brisbane. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5E to read the complete article.
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Akram backs Inzamam as World Cup captain
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 10:13 PM PDT
Wasim Akram, the former Pakistan captain, termed Inzamam-ul-Haq as the right person to lead the side in the next year's World Cup in the West Indies. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5D to read the complete article.
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Australian crowd abuse made me stronger - Murali
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 10:01 PM PDT
Muttiah Muralitharan attributes his recent good form to the abuse that he faced during VB series in Australia this January. "If there is one thing that maybe has helped me this year it was the experience I had in Australia," Murali told Bigstarcricket website. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5C to read the complete article.
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Lara warns players ahead of tough schedule
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 09:57 PM PDT
Brian Lara advised his players to be "focussed mentally and physically" as they prepare for the next 18 months of cricket. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5B to read the complete article.
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Chappell confirms Tendulkar 'fully fit'
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 09:51 PM PDT
Greg Chappell, India's coach, has confirmed that Sachin Tendulkar is "fully fit and in good spirits" ahead of the DLF Cup in Malaysia, a tri-series involving West Indies and Australia that's set to begin on September 12. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X5A to read the complete article.
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Sunday, September 10

Mahmood levels series for England
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 02:41 AM PDT
England v Pakistan, 5th ODI, Edgbaston
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Saturday, September 9

Pak to train in Jaipur ahead of CT
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 05:47 AM PDT
Pakistan's Champions Trophy squad will set up a week-long training camp in Jaipur ahead of the mini-World Cup to be held from October 7 to November 5. A Pakistan Cricket Board source said the team management was of the opinion that the players deserved a proper break after the hectic series in England and so a regular training camp at home was not necessary. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X40 to read the complete article.
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Multan 300 was thanks to analyst Ramki: Sehwag
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 04:40 AM PDT
Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag have heaped praise on Indian team cricket analyst S Ramakrishnan, saying his analytical software have helped rectify technical flaws and fine-tune their game. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X3V to read the complete article.
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Ponting to experiment with lineup ahead of WC
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 03:07 AM PDT
Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting says he'll use the Tri-Series limited-over series with India and West Indies to experiment with lineup combinations. The series comes ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy and next year's World Cup. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X3Q to read the complete article.
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Ganguly back in form
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 03:03 AM PDT
Sourav Ganguly is back in form after a dismal run in the English county championships a couple of months back. The former captain scored a sparkling 72 for Bengal against Mumbai in their three-day match of the Moin-Ud-Dowla Gold Cup in Hyderabad. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X3P to read the complete article.
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Pakistan captain focus of another controversy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 02:58 AM PDT
Pakistan cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq, who already faces disciplinary charges resulting from a ball-tampering ruling, was at the center of another controversy when he claimed a catch that wasn't. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X3N to read the complete article.
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India seniors win first practice match
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 12:37 AM PDT
India's senior batsmen got into top form ahead of the tri-series in Malaysia but Suresh Raina had an injury scare after being hit on jaw in a warm-up match here on Friday. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X3A to read the complete article.
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Dravid launches Sportsmechanics India Private Limited
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 12:22 AM PDT
Indian skipper Rahul Dravid on Friday launched Sportsmechanics India Private Limited, a company which will apply the latest sport technologies to meaningfully utilise the talents of experienced sportspersons. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X39 to read the complete article.
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Taibu rules out Zimbabwe comeback
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 12:09 AM PDT
Former Zimbabwe captain Tatenda Taibu is currently back in Zimbabwe on a brief stopover before proceeding to South Africa where he is set to sign up for a franchise side in the next few weeks. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X38 to read the complete article.
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Moody intends to honour Sri Lankan contract
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 12:01 AM PDT
Tom Moody has insisted that he will honour his contract as Sri Lanka's coach despite security concerns for foreign nationals in the volatile region. Escalated violence in Sri Lanka, where a three-decade-old separatist ethnic conflict has claimed more then 60,000 lives, forced Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's website to issue warnings of kidnapping for ransom, but Moody remained focused on his job. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X37 to read the complete article.
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Ponting primes Katich for opening slot
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 11:52 PM PDT
Ricky Ponting has backed Simon Katich to open the innings with the explosive Adam Gilchrist in next month's ICC Champions Trophy in India. Though Gilchrist has been rested for the Malaysia tri-series, Ponting has indicated that Katich, who beat nearest rivals Phil Jaques, Mark Cosgrove and Matthew Hayden to a Champions Trophy berth, is favourite to partner him when he returns. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X36 to read the complete article.
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BCCI appoints three new umpires for home ODIs
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 11:47 PM PDT
The Indian board (BCCI) has introduced three new umpires for one-day internationals at home. Amish Saheba of Gujarat, Suresh Shastri of Mumbai and GA Pratap Kumar of Andhra Pradesh will replace K Hariharan, I Sivaram and AV Jayaprakash in the panel for a three-year term with immediate effect, MP Pandove, the BCCI join secretary, announced. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X34 to read the complete article.
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Friday, September 8

Windies announce squad for ICC Trophy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 04:38 AM PDT
The West Indies will defend their Champions Trophy title with the same players that will play in the tri-series in Malaysia against India and Australia. "The team that is going to Malaysia was picked for the ICC tournament and these are the players who will go on for the Champions Trophy, barring injury. This is the team which will go on to defend the Champions Trophy," skipper Brian Lara told Jamaica Observer. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X21 to read the complete article.
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Raina injured during practice match
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 04:32 AM PDT
Left-hander Suresh Raina was injured on Friday during a practice match organized for the Indian cricket team before it leaves for the tri-series in Malaysia. The Uttar Pradesh batsman got hit when he deflected an Ajit Agarkar full-toss on to his cheek and started bleeding on the field. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X20 to read the complete article.
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BCCI names three umpires for ICC Elite Panel
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 04:27 AM PDT
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has named three umpires for the ICC Elite Panel. There is, so far, not a single Indian in the current 10-member Elite Panel. Besides S Venkataraghavan, the former Indian offspinner, no other Indian umpire has ever figured in the Elite Panel. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1Z to read the complete article.
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Don Neely replaces Reid as NZC president
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 04:22 AM PDT
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have appointed Don Neely, a noted historian and administrator, to succeed John Reed as their next president. At the conclusion of the board's Annual General Meeting in Wellington, it was also announced that NZC had completed its four year financial cycle with a surplus of $217,779 (US$ 140,000 approx). Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1Y to read the complete article.
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Taylor leads hunt for Buchanan's replacement
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 04:15 AM PDT
Mark Taylor, the former Test captain, will chair the five-man committee that will recommend the coach to follow John Buchanan's seven-year reign. Buchanan will walk away after the World Cup in April and Tim Nielsen, the current Centre of Excellence mentor, and Tom Moody, the former Australia allrounder and current Sri Lanka coach, are the early favourites. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1X to read the complete article.
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Two weeks grace for Brian Lara Stadium
by
Rakesh Saini
on Fri 08 Sep 2006 04:13 AM PDT
The International Cricket Council (ICC) experts will review a new construction schedule before announcing a final decision in about two weeks as to whether the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba will be used for the World Cup next year. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1W to read the complete article.
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Trescothick will recover for Ashes: Strauss
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 10:02 PM PDT
England captain Andrew Strauss is confident that Marcus Trescothick will recover from a stress-related illness in time for the Ashes series in Australia. Trescothick has pulled out of next month's Champions Trophy one-day tournament in India after saying the illness had dogged him since he returned home for family reasons from the tour of India in March. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1L to read the complete article.
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Gibbs included, Boje omitted from SA squad for Champions Trophy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 09:53 PM PDT
Nicky Boje won't need to worry about interrogation by the Delhi Police. He has been left out of the South African squad for the ICC Champions Trophy in India in November-December. While Boje failed to find a place, Herschelle Gibbs was included in the 14-member squad announced by the South African selectors today. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1K to read the complete article.
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Foolproof security for Champions Trophy: Speed
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 09:49 PM PDT
Closed-circuit TV cameras will form part of the fool-proof security apparatus which would be put in place for the high-profile ICC Champions Trophy to be hosted at four centres in the country in October-November. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1J to read the complete article.
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Team needs to improve its fielding: Dravid
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 09:47 PM PDT
Indian cricket captain Rahul Dravid on Thursday said the players were unanimous in their opinion that individual members as well as the team as a whole needed to improve in the fielding department. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X1I to read the complete article.
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Thursday, September 7

India looking to avenge one-day series loss to WI
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 05:19 AM PDT
India would seek to avenge its one-day series loss to the West Indies when the two teams meet in the upcoming cricket tri-series in Malaysia, captain Rahul Dravid said on Thursday. "We haven`t done well against the West Indies in the last series. This is a good chance for us to correct that", Dravid said about the tri-series, also involving Australia. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X0O to read the complete article.
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New squad is big news in New Zealand
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 05:09 AM PDT
When you're a cricket-starved nation as New Zealand presently is, a mundane thing like the announcement of the side for the Champions Trophy is seized upon like manna from heaven. John Bracewell and his selectors haven't disappointed either, throwing one bolter into the mix and sprinkling the squad with enough intrigue to keep followers interested. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X0N to read the complete article.
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'I am only concerned about scoring runs' - Ganguly
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 04:53 AM PDT
Sourav Ganguly admitted to being disappointed after he was overlooked for the Champions Trophy but reiterated his commitment to find his way back into the national squad.
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Nafees nominated for Emerging Player
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 04:28 AM PDT
Shahriar Nafees, the Bangladesh opening batsman, has been nominated for the ICC's Emerging-Player-of-the-Year award to be announced on October 23 in Mumbai. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X01 to read the complete article.
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The Oval hearing scheduled for September 27 and 28
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 07 Sep 2006 04:18 AM PDT
The hearing over the alleged ball tampering incident that led to the forfeiture of the fourth Test between England and Pakistan Test at The Oval will take place on September 27 and 28. Malcolm Speed, chief executive of the International Cricket Council, announced this in Mumbai on Thursday at a function to launch the Champions Trophy. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0X0J to read the complete article.
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ICC appoints Urdu translator to keep check on Inzy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:54 PM PDT
The International Cricket Council is closely monitoring the statements and columns of Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul Haq and has even obtained services of an Urdu language translator for the purpose. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ7 to read the complete article.
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Forensic tests possible on Oval Test ball: ICC
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:50 PM PDT
The International Cricket Council said forensic Tests may be conducted on the ball used in the controversial Oval Test to ensure a fair hearing for Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq. "A forensic test is being suggested," ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed told reporters on Wednesday. "The laws of cricket are clear on what constitutes changing the condition of the ball. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ6 to read the complete article.
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Hussey hoses down leadership talk
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:40 PM PDT
Michael Hussey insists he is not trying to gain Ricky Ponting's job despite his rapid elevation to the side's vice-captaincy for the short tour of Malaysia. Hussey started playing Test cricket barely a year ago and has been outstanding in both forms of the game while displaying impeccable leadership skills. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ5 to read the complete article.
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New Zealand sweat on Styris
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:35 PM PDT
New Zealand's selectors face a nervous wait over the fitness of Scott Styris before next month's Champions Trophy, but they are confident he can recover and named him in their 14-man squad. Styris missed his last match for Middlesex with a back injury and John Bracewell, the coach, said he was expected to return next week. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ4 to read the complete article.
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Brian Lara Stadium not to be used for World Cup
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:33 PM PDT
No play will be possible at the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba for the warm-up matches of the World Cup 2007. But CEO of the local organising committee (LOC), Anand Daniel, stated that this country will still host those matches which will be shifted to either the National Cricket Centre in Balmain, Couva or the UWI ground in St Augustine. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ3 to read the complete article.
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Inzamam to lead Pakistan in Champions Trophy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:25 PM PDT
Pakistan announced a 14-man squad for next month's Champions Trophy in India, retaining Inzamam-ul Haq as captain. Inzamam is set to face an International Cricket Council (ICC) code of conduct hearing at the end of this month and faces a possible suspension. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ2 to read the complete article.
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King looks forward to tri-series
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:21 PM PDT
Bennett King, the West Indies coach, believes the DLF Cup against India and Australia in Malaysia provides ideal preparation for his side as they aim to defend the ICC Champions Trophy crown they won in England in 2004. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ1 to read the complete article.
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Mongia praises new methods
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 10:13 PM PDT
What have baseball-style throws, golf balls, baseball bats and gym-style mats got to do with cricket? On the surface, not a lot, but India's elite cricketers have made use of all of the above at various times during the innovative training camp that will come to a close tomorrow as the team gears up for cricket's most arduous challenge - contests against Australia (and West Indies), albeit in the neutral environs of Kuala Lumpur. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WZ0 to read the complete article.
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Wednesday, September 6

Akhtar and Pakistan spared of another controversy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 05:57 AM PDT
Pakistan were spared of another controversy on Tuesday after the ICC match referee for their third one-dayer against England cleared them of any suspicion of ball tampering. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WX0 to read the complete article.
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Windies board and players' association sign agreements
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 05:50 AM PDT
The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) have formally brought an end to the impasse that has plagued regional cricket for almost two years, with the signing of agreements relating to their outstanding issues. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WXZ to read the complete article.
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More argues for longer tenures to selectors
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 05:49 AM PDT
Kiran More, whose high-profile and controversial four-year term as chairman of selectors comes to an end later this month, has said that, contrary to popular perception, he was not anti-Ganguly and believed Ganguly could still make a comeback into the national side. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WXY to read the complete article.
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Dalmiya appeals to Kolkata High Court
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 05:47 AM PDT
Jagmohan Dalmiya, the former president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), filed an appeal before the Kolkata High Court challenging a city court order that rejected his application seeking fresh copies of documents and a time extension to reply to the present board management over allegations of misappropriation of funds. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WXW to read the complete article.
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Trescothick opts out of Champions Trophy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 05:44 AM PDT
England's Champions Trophy preparations, already weakened by injuries, has received another blow with news that Marcus Trescothick will miss the tournament after receiving specialist medical advice. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WXU to read the complete article.
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Dravid, Jayawardene and Ponting lead awards
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 05:42 AM PDT
Rahul Dravid, Ricky Ponting and Mahela Jayawardene have been nominated in four categories for the annual ICC awards. The three Test captains from India, Australia and Sri Lanka dominated the nominations, including the Sir Garfield Sobers Award for the cricketer of the year. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WXT to read the complete article.
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ICC consider use of forensic tests
by
Rakesh Saini
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 05:40 AM PDT
The ICC have suggested that forensic tests may be conducted on the ball used in the controversial Oval Test to ensure a fair hearing for the Pakistan captain, Inzamam-ul-Haq, which is due to take place at the end of September. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WXR to read the complete article.
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Cricket cost me my personal life: Shane Warne
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:52 PM PDT
Shane Warne, the eternal bad boy of cricket, has blamed the game for ruining his personal life. The highest wicket-taker in the world says cricket had been "very, very good" to him but he has had to make a lot of sacrifices along the way. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWR to read the complete article.
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Zee Sports to telecast Malaysia tri-series
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:49 PM PDT
Zee Sports will telecast live the tri-nation series in Malaysia featuring India Australia and West Indies, starting September 12. The channel will also be conducting a live studio show -Cricket Cafe- from the Kinrara Oval stadium in Kuala Lumpur. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWQ to read the complete article.
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TV highlights Akhtar ball incident
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:39 PM PDT
Shoaib Akhtar found himself at the centre of a controversial incident during the third match of Pakistan's one-day series against England at the rose bowl here Tuesday. Barely more than two weeks after the unprecedented conclusion to The Oval Test, pictures from host broadcaster Sky Television appeared to show the fast bowler flicking at the ball with his left thumb as he returned to his mark. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWP to read the complete article.
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Back from the periphery
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:31 PM PDT
If you went solely by the amount of column inches and television soundbites he generated in his absence, you wouldn't think Shoaib Akhtar hadn't played a game for Pakistan for a few days shy of seven months. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWO to read the complete article.
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McGrath's form determines Ashes balance
by
Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:28 PM PDT
The success of Glenn McGrath's international return over the next two months will have a strong impact on who bats at No. 6 in the first Ashes Test, according to Ricky Ponting. McGrath leaves this week for his first action since withdrawing from the team in January with the team balance for the England series hinging on his lanky shoulders. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWN to read the complete article.
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Styris in doubt for Champions Trophy
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:26 PM PDT
Scott Styris, the New Zealand allrounder, is doubtful for the Champions Trophy in India next month after injuring his back while playing for Middlesex against Yorkshire. New Zealand are due to name their 14-member squad for the tournament tomorrow. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWM to read the complete article.
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Samuels cleared for tri-series
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:24 PM PDT
Marlon Samuels, the middle-order batsman, passed a fitness test, paving the way for his inclusion to the West Indies squad for the upcoming Tri-Series in Malaysia. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWL to read the complete article.
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Full-strength South Africa to come hard at Zimbabwe
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:20 PM PDT
Micky Arthur, South Africa's coach, has said his team were not taking the three limited-overs matches against Zimbabwe lightly and that match practice was crucial ahead of the Champions Trophy. "I expect Zimbabwe to be very competitive but we are going to focus on our own performance," Arthur said. "One could use these fixtures as practice matches but we would rather ensure that our combinations and match-plans are in place for India." Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWI to read the complete article.
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England delay naming one-day squad
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:16 PM PDT
The ICC has granted England dispensation to delay naming their Champions Trophy squad until after the NatWest Series against Pakistan. The original deadline was this Thursday (September 7) but England now have an extra three days to evaluate their plans. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWH to read the complete article.
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Fans injured as fence collapses
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 11:09 PM PDT
Several spectators were injured when a fence collapsed at India's training camp in Bangalore. Dozens of fans had gathered to watch the Indians train, but as numbers grew the barbed-wire fence gave way, injuring as many as half-a-dozen of them. None were seriously hurt. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WWG to read the complete article.
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Tuesday, September 5

Younis stars in Pakistan victory
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 06:20 AM PDT
England vs Pakistan , 3rd ODI , Rose Bowl
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Holding critical of West Indies board president
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 03:25 AM PDT
Ken Gordon, the president of the West Indies cricket board, has came under heavy fire from Michael Holding, the legendary West Indian fast bowler. Holding's criticism comes in the wake his resignation from the cricket committee of the board after expressing unhappiness with a few of their policies. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WVC to read the complete article.
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Canary yellow loses out to baggy green
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 03:23 AM PDT
The colour of the traditional baggy green cap will be used on Australia's one-day uniforms this summer, but another icon tone has been dumped to allow the change. Gold shirts and trousers have been sent to the opportunity shops after a sun-fading reign as the dominant hue in home series fashion. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WVB to read the complete article.
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Going, going ... Gough
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 03:21 AM PDT
Darren Gough's international career is all but over. In his eyes, there is still a faint hope of making the squad for the Champions Trophy, to be announced on Thursday, but it's hard for anyone else to see a way back from the shin injury which has ruled him out of the last three one-dayers against Pakistan. Cricket's leading huffer and puffer has finally run into the buffers. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WVA to read the complete article.
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Nimbus in cricket deal with Star
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 03:18 AM PDT
Sport marketing company Nimbus Communications have said it had struck a deal with Rupert Murdoch's Star to distribute its new 24-hour cricket channel in India. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WV6 to read the complete article.
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Onions eyes Champions Trophy berth
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 03:14 AM PDT
Graham Onions, the Durham bowler, wants to force his way into England's Champions Trophy plans after earning a shock call-up into their one-day squad. Onions has replaced Darren Gough for the remainder of the limited over series against Pakistan after Gough was ruled out with shin problems. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WV6 to read the complete article.
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India to host Pakistan's domestic cricket champions
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Rakesh Saini
on Tue 05 Sep 2006 03:11 AM PDT
The domestic first-class champions from India and Pakistan will clash in a four-day cricket match later this month, the Indian board confirmed today. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0v6 to read the complete article.
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Vengsarkar may take over from More
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 10:13 PM PDT
With the term of Kiran More, chairman of the national selection committee, having unofficially come to an end, the race for the next leader has already begun. According to insiders, former India skipper Dilip Vengsarkar is the most likely choice to take over this tricky mantle in the year of the World Cup. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WUI to read the complete article.
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Caribbean to offer regional visa for 2007 Cricket World Cup
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 10:08 PM PDT
The 15-nation Caribbean Community will offer a regional visa to ease travel for cricket fans island-hopping for the 2007 World Cup Cricket, an official said Monday. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WUG to read the complete article.
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England look for one-day recovery
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 10:01 PM PDT
England go into Tuesday's third one-dayer against Pakistan hoping to level the five-match series and end a terrible run in limited-overs games. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WUF to read the complete article.
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England to host West Indies and India in 2007
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 09:52 PM PDT
The England Cricket Board (ECB) have announced details of the national team's home series against West Indies and India next year. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WUE to read the complete article.
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Chappell confident of Sreesanth’s comeback
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 09:48 PM PDT
Indian Cricket team coach Greg Chappell on Monday said he was confident of paceman Shanthakumaran Sreesanth’s comeback to the national team. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WUD to read the complete article.
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ICC warns Inzamam, PCB over "unnecessary" comments
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 09:45 PM PDT
The International Cricket Council issued a "final warning" to Pakistan Cricket Board and captain Inzamam-ul Haq for making "unnecessary and inappropriate" public comments in the wake of the Oval Test fiasco. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WUC to read the complete article.
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MacGill still hurt from boot camp
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Rakesh Saini
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 09:41 PM PDT
Stuart MacGill has missed New South Wales training with a knee injury suffered during Australia's five-day boot camp in the Queensland bush. In the post-mortem of the adventure the players complained only of aches and pains, but more than a week after the drills finished MacGill did not participate in a state session. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WUB to read the complete article.
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Monday, September 4

Bashar to lead Bangladesh
by
zaheen
on Mon 04 Sep 2006 01:10 AM PDT
Habibul Bashar will lead Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy to be held in India after national selectors confirmed his inclusion in the 14-member squad for the tournament.
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Flintoff, Giles may play Champions Trophy
by
zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:35 PM PDT
Star allrounder Andrew Flintoff could return to lead England's campaign in the ICC Champions Trophy to be held in India in October-November, but there is a possibility he may play only as a batsman.
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Inzy case: Pak include Procter as eyewitness
by
zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:25 PM PDT
Pakistan have named match referee Mike Procter as one of their witnesses in the ICC disciplinary hearing of skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq on the twin charges of ball tampering and bringing the game into disrepute scheduled for the end of this month.
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McGrath picked for Champions Trophy
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zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:23 PM PDT
Glenn McGrath has got his wish to prepare for the Ashes by playing in the Champions Trophy after he was named in Australia's 14-man squad today. McGrath, who has not appeared since January due to his wife's illness, said throughout the winter he preferred joining his team-mates in India in October to returning via the Pura Cup and after serious discussions the selectors have finally agreed.]
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Dravid asked to console Sreesanth
by
zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:18 PM PDT
It's the season of joy in Kerala. But medium-pacer S Sreesanth is in no mood to enjoy the Onam festivities this week. News that he, and not RP Singh as was widely being expected, was dropped from the Champions Trophy side came as a big blow to the youngster who was beginning to make his mark in the fast lane.
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The end of Ganguly's career?
by
zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:15 PM PDT
Cricket history is replete with improbable comebacks but the national cricket selectors may have written finish to Sourav Ganguly's long and chequered career today by ignoring him for the ICC Champions Trophy.
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Gough out of one-day series
by
zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:10 PM PDT
Darren Gough has been ruled out of the remainder of the Natwest Series due to an injured left shin. Graham Onions, the Durham pace bowler, who is in England's Champions Trophy 30 has been called up as a replacement and will join the squad on Monday.
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India and Pakistan could play in North America
by
zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:06 PM PDT
India and Pakistan could play in North America once again, in a one-day series after the World Cup in 2007. "We are keen to play India at those offshore venues where there are a large number of a Pakistani and Indian expatriates," Shaharyar Khan, the chairman of the Pakistan board, told Press Trust of India. "Canada and the United States are ideal locations in this regard."
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Kumble and Sreesanth not in squad
by
zaheen
on Sun 03 Sep 2006 10:01 PM PDT
Anil Kumble and Sreesanth, the fast bowler, have been left out of the Champions Trophy squad. RP Singh, on the back of his recent performance for India A in Australia, has been included in the 14-man squad.
Squad for Champions Trophy Rahul Dravid, Virender Sehwag, Sachin Tendulkar, Yuvraj Singh, Mohammad Kaif, Suresh Raina, MS Dhoni, Irfan Pathan, Ajit Agarkar, Munaf Patel, RP Singh, Ramesh Powar, Harbhajan Singh, Dinesh Mongia.
Squad for Malaysia tri-series Rahul Dravid, Virender Sehwag, Sachin Tendulkar, Yuvraj Singh, Mohammad Kaif, Suresh Raina, MS Dhoni, Irfan Pathan, Ajit Agarkar, Munaf Patel, RP Singh, Ramesh Powar, Harbhajan Singh, Dinesh Mongia, S Sreesanth.
Saturday, September 2

ECB announce 2007 schedule
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 02 Sep 2006 07:48 AM PDT
The ECB have announced England's international schedule for the 2007 season, in which they host West Indies for four Tests and India for three. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WRC to read the complete article.
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Shoaib and Asif hands Pakistan thumping win
by
Rakesh Saini
on Sat 02 Sep 2006 02:38 AM PDT
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Friday, September 1

India's preparations for World Cup have begun: Sehwag
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 31 Aug 2006 10:03 PM PDT
India's preparations for next year's World Cup have already begun and every aspect of the game is being discussed in detail, vice-captain Virender Sehwag said here today Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WPE to read the complete article.
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Sachin completely fit: Andrew Leipus
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 31 Aug 2006 10:00 PM PDT
Former Indian team physio Andrew Leipus dismissed any doubts about Sachin Tendulkar's fitness, saying the batsman makes himself available for selection only when he is completely sure of his fitness. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WPD to read the complete article.
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Ball tampering possible even with TV cameras on: Manjrekar
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 31 Aug 2006 09:57 PM PDT
Cricketer turned TV commentator Sanjay Manjrekar says tampering of a cricket ball can be done without being caught on any of the numerous television cameras shooting the on-field action. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WPC to read the complete article.
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Dalmiya moves city court in PILCOM case
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 31 Aug 2006 09:53 PM PDT
Former BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya has moved an application before a city court claiming that the documents supplied by the Indian cricket board on the PILCOM account controversy were not legible. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WPB to read the complete article.
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South Africa gears up for Twenty20 World Championship
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Rakesh Saini
on Thu 31 Aug 2006 09:49 PM PDT
Six South African grounds will compete to be one of the three venues for the Twenty20 World Championship in 2007. The decision will be made by the newly-formed Policy Committee which met for the first time on Wednesday after the ICC limited the number of grounds to three. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WPA to read the complete article.
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Fully-fit Bond looks ahead to Champions Trophy
by
Rakesh Saini
on Thu 31 Aug 2006 09:43 PM PDT
Shane Bond, the New Zealand fast bowler, and Sreesanth, one of India's recent finds, both denied that ball tampering was a common practice in first-class or international cricket. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WP9 to read the complete article.
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BCCI launches its official ratings
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Rakesh Saini
on Thu 31 Aug 2006 09:41 PM PDT
The Indian board today launched its official ratings for international and domestic cricket, including women and juniors, but preferred to keep the prize money on offer a secret till close to the planned annual awards function in April 2007 at Mumbai. Click the following link http://ww4.6url.com/0WP7 to read the complete article.
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