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| West Indies vs Australia 2nd Test Live
Australia will be eyeing to retain the Frank Worrel Australia
West Indies test series trophy wrapped up when they come up against improving
West Indies in the second test match at North Sound this coming Friday. The
Australians held their own amidst some strong resistance by the Windies
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Ban Harbhajan Singh for life feels former Australian Test umpire Lou Rowan
Former Australian Test umpire Lou Rowan today described Harbhajan Singh
as a rogue player and said the temperamental off-spinner deserves nothing less
than a life ban for slapping India teammate S Sreesanth.
"This fellow (Harbhajan) doesn't belong to the game of cricket. He has shown
h
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| India V Australia 4Th Test Day 3 cricket score Update
Australia fought out of tough backs to a wall situation with a splendid performance
that has almost certainly ensured that this test match will be heading for a
draw. Matthew Hayden was the star show for the Australians as he played
a typically combative century and ensured that the Aust
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India V Australia 4Th Test Day 3 cricket score Update
Australia fought out of tough backs to a wall situation with a splendid performance
that has almost certainly ensured that this test match will be heading for a
draw. Matthew Hayden was the star show for the Australians as he played
a typically combative century and ensured that the Aust
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| Ricky Ponting at top of ICC rankings with career best rating points
Australian skipper Ricky Ponting's two unbeaten centuries in
the Chappell-Hadlee Series gave him his career best rating points of 832 even
as he continued his domination at the top of the ICC rankings for the
ODI batsmen, released today.
Ponting not only ensured his team's 2-0 vi
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Andrew Symonds wants to skipper Team Australia in One Day Internationals
Michael Clarke maybe the natural heir to Australian captain Ricky Ponting
but belligerent all-rounder Andrew Symonds revealed he too cherishes the
ambition of leading the side, even if it's just in the one-dayers.
Symonds reckons Clarke stood the best chance to succeed Ponting when it co
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| Stuart Clark ignored while Shaun Tait returns to Australia ODI squad against NewZealand
Shaun Tait staged a comeback after an injury hiatus but Stuart
Clark failed to make the cut as Australia today announced a 13-member
squad for the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy one day series starting in Adelaide on
December 14.
"After making a huge impact at the World Cup earlier
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S Sreesanth aggression may cost India dearly feels Andrew Symonds
Indian pacer S Sreesanth's continued inability to "rein himself in"
when under pressure could end up costing his side dearly during the upcoming cricket
tour Down Under, feels Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds.
The burly right-hander, who had a series of confrontations with the
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| ICC warns BCCI to abide by anti racism code and to do fair selection
The International Cricket Council has warned the Indian Board that it must abide
by its anti-racism code and act seriously on the incident of racist crowd behaviour
against Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds in Vadodara.
The BCCI has played down the incident only to irk the Australian tea
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Ricky Ponting says Australians will come at India strongly
Stung by the defeat to India at Chandigarh, Australian captain Ricky Ponting
is not in a mood to concede more ground and cautioned the home team
that they will treat the fifth cricket one-dayer tomorrow as a virtual final.
"The last game was a terrific game of cricket and India have mad
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| Matthew Hayden and Andrew Symonds wicket was the turning point feels Ricky Ponting
Australia captain Ricky Ponting today said his side was well on course
for a win against India but losing the in-form duo of Matthew Hayden
and Andrew Symonds at crucial stages dashed their hopes.
Ponting said India did well to keep wickets in their hands and rued that his side
could not t
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Robin Uthappa Criticism mellowed down S Sreesanth in Hyderabad
S Sreesanth, who was at his belligerent best in the first two cricket one-dayers
against Australia before going uncannily quiet in the third match, mellowed
down due to criticism of his volatile temper, said Robin Uthappa.
"You guys have mellowed him down," Uthappa quipped at the p
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| Yuvraj singh efforts gone in vain Australia beat India to go 2 0 up
Yuvraj Singh's heroic 121 went in vain as a ruthless Australia maintained
their stranglehold in the series with a comfortable 47-run victory over India
in the third cricket one dayer here today.
The formidable Australians rattled up 290 for seven and then bundled out the
home team for 24
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Ricky Ponting warns teammates to guard against complacency
Having taken a 2-0 lead in the One-day series against India, Australian captain
Ricky Ponting today warned his teammates to guard against complacency and
said it was important to keep the heat on the home team.
Ponting said the lead taken by his team would be "pretty handy" and
i
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| Australia sound warning bells with emphatic win over Scotland
Three-time champions Australia sounded an ominous warning to their World Cup
rivals thumping minnows Scotland by a record 203-run margin in the Group
'A' encounter here on Wednesday.
The Aussies, smarting under a five-match losing streak and
dethroned as world's number one one-day side,
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Australia sound warning bells with emphatic win over Scotland Cricket Team
Three-time champions Australia sounded an ominous warning to their World Cup
rivals thumping minnows Scotland by a record 203-run margin in the Group
'A' encounter here on Wednesday.
The Aussies, smarting under a five-match losing streak and
dethroned as world's number one one-day side,
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| Scotland put Australian cricket team in to bat first
Scotland skipper Craig Wright won the toss and elected to field against
defending champions Australia in the 'Group A' opener of the cricket World
Cup here today.
Australia left out injured all-rounder Andrew Symonds and pacemen Stuart
Clark and Mitchell Johnson from the playing XI.
Austr
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Australia to take on Scotland at St Kitts for WC
World champions Australia will today take on minnows Scotland here in
the second match of the ICC World Cup 2007.
The Aussies, who have seen a series of defeats in the past,
are also plagued by injuries to key players. The two-time defending champions
lost five matches in a row last mont
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| 'Josh' will clinch us the Cricket world Cup 2007 Harbhajan
'Turbunator' Harbhajan Singh has debunked the theory that having visited
the Caribbean last year; the Indian team would hold an "advantage" at
the World Cup in terms of knowledge of the conditions.
"Only when we go there we will know about the conditions.
And frankly I don'
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Australia have time to turn form round: McGrath
Pace bowler Glenn McGrath thinks Australia have
time to turn around their form slump before beginning their World Cup
defence next month in the Caribbean.
The world champions suffered a 3-0 whitewash against New
Zealand, the rout completed by a one-wicket win for the Kiwis in Hamilton
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| Australia`s collapse leaves Cup wide open, says Fleming
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming said the collapse in Australia`s
one-day form meant the World Cup starting next month is wide open.
The five-wicket defeat of the world champions in Auckland on
Sunday was the first time in ten years that Australia had lost four one-day
matches in a r
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Warne criticises Buchanan`s way of training
Legendary spinner Shane Warne has launched a fresh attack
on Australian coach John Buchanan`s heavy training workload, saying it
exhausted the team before the finals leading to its failure in the recent cricket
triseries.
"If you are playing international cricket, all
you wan
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| Aussies are not over-trained: Waugh
Former Australian captain Steve Waugh has said there was nothing wrong with being
"under the pump" in the lead-up to a big event such as the World
Cup.
"You always want to be under pressure. It's a much better
situation than going into a world cup and you feel as though ev
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Australian batsman Clarke sent home with hip injury
Australian batsman Michael Clarke has been ordered to return home from his team's
short tour of New Zealand because of a hip problem.
Clarke, who was originally selected as vice-captain for the three-match tour,
missed Friday's series opener in Wellington after feeling pain in his hip the
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| ODI rankings: South Africa close gap with Australia
Australia are in danger of losing their top position to a resurgent
South Africa in the International Cricket Council (ICC) One-day International
(ODI) Championship table following the Proteas' series win over Pakistan.
ICC said Thursday that if Australia (120 points) lose their
up
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Hussey keen to keep Australia on top
Australia's stand-in captain Mike Hussey is determined
the world champions will not lose their position at the top of the one-day rankings
under his leadership.
Australia's shock tri-series finals defeat by England
and South Africa's win over Pakistan have put Hussey's side under pres
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| Andrew Symonds warned about rushing comeback
Australia all-rounder Andrew Symonds has been warned not to try and rush
back from his shoulder injury too soon in order to play in the World Cup.
Symonds has been named in Australia's squad despite undergoing
bicep surgery only last week and he looks certain to miss the opening matches
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Zaheer is key for the World Cup: Dravid
Shane Warne suffered an injury scare in practice on Tuesday in Perth ahead of
the third Ashes Test.
Warne hurt his right elbow during fielding practice.
However, after treatment the 37-year-old appeared to recover quickly and team
bosses were quick to play down any concerns about his abi
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| Symonds, Tait for icc cricket world cup west indies 2007 defence
Australia named a 15-man squad on Tuesday for their icc cricket world cup west
indies 2007 defence including injured all-rounder Andrew Symonds and fast
bowler Shaun Tait.
Symonds is likely to miss the opening matches of the tournament
as he continues his recovery from a ruptured bicep te
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England beat Australia by 92 runs
England registered a win by 92 runs over the mighty Australians in a tri-series
one-day international at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.
The victory ends a run of nine straight losses to Australia.
Joyce made 107 and Ian Bell 51 to help England
an imposing total of 292 for seven from
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