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| Broken finger puts Oram in doubt for World Cup
New Zealand cricket allrounder Jacob Oram was in doubt
for next month's World Cup after suffering a serious finger injury in
the emphatic 10-wicket victory over Australia.
Oram will definitely miss the remaining two matches of the
Chappell Hadlee Series against Australia and his futur
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England remain focussed on World Cup: Panesar
England left-arm spinner Monty Panesar said the side
remains focussed on performing well at next month`s World Cup and will not be
distracted by last week`s tri-series finals success over world champions Australia.
England recovered from a 5-0 Ashes series drubbing to
overcome Aus
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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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New Zealand crush Australia by 10 wickets
New Zealand crushed Australia by 10 wickets in the first
Chappell Hadlee one day match in Wellington on Friday.
Shane Bond captured five wickets for 23 runs as New
Zealand bowled the Australians out for just 148 inside the 50 overs. Mike
Hussey top-scored for the visitors with 42.
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| Big jumps for Zaheer, Munaf in ICC rankings
Riding on the back of his powerful comeback, left-arm seamer Zaheer Khan
has jumped ten places to 27th position in the latest LG ICC ODI
rankings.
Another Indian pacer Munaf Patel leaped eight spots
to 39th to record his career best haul of rating points.
Zaheer was rewarded for his m
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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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| 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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England gamble on injured players for Cricket World Cup 2007
The England World Cup squad that lands in the West Indies next month could look
very different from the one announced by Chairman of selectors David Graveney
on Wednesday.
The selectors decided it was worth the risk of naming captain
Michael Vaughan and seamers Jon Lewis and James Anderso
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| Canada picks diverse 15-man roster for World Cup
Canada's cricket World Cup squad includes a forklift driver, accountant, salesman,
and teacher.
With just two pros among the 15 players named yesterday, Canada
will be rank underdogs in its Group C matches against England, New Zealand and Kenya in the Caribbean next month.
But coach Andy
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Pathan bigger worry than Sehwag, say Shastri and Akram
Describing Irfan Pathan as a bigger worry for India in the World Cup
than Virender Sehwag, former cricketers Ravi Shastri and Wasim
Akram said the Baroda paceman should be allowed to open the bowling to help
him regain his rhythm quickly.
"Irfan is a bigger worry than Sehwag for the te
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| Australia will come back strongly in World Cup: Moody
Sri Lankan coach tom moody believes that Australia would
regroup after their shock loss to England in the tri-series finals and
come back with renewed vigour to mount a tough challenge in the Cricket World
Cup.
"World cup is a completely different tournament. Obviously
Engl
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I lost focus during tri-series finals: McGrath
Veteran Australian pace spearhead Glenn McGrath has conceded that thoughts
of retirement crossed his mind during the tri-series finals against England.
"When you announce your retirement, the last thing you want to do is actually
retire before you play your last game. I think I did l
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| New Zealand recall Daryl Tuffey for icc cricket world cup west indies 2007
Pace cricket bowler Daryl Tuffey has earned a surprise recall to the New
Zealand cricket squad for the icc cricket world cup west indies 2007 starting
next month.
Tuffey was included in a 15-man New Zealand cricket squad announced
on Tuesday after paceman Kyle Mills was ruled out of the t
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Sehwag is now careful about shot selection: coach
Under pressure to perform, Virender Sehwag has been advised to be more
careful with his shot selection and concentrate on spending more time in the middle
to regain his form.
Sehwag, who was dropped for the one day series against
the West Indies to sort out his batting problems after his
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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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Vaughan out for two more matches
Michael Vaughan has been ruled out of Englands next two one-day internationals
with a torn hamstring.
The captain suffered the injury in the win over New Zealand and he missed
Fridays defeat to Australia.
The 32-year-old will now sit out the games in Adelaide, against New Zealand
on Tu
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| England have Cup chance - Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly, who led India to the 2003 World Cup final,
believes England are one of five teams with a chance of winning the World
Cup this time around.
Ganguly, recalled to Indias one-day squad after 16 months on
the sidelines, told BBC Sport there was enough talent in the Engla
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Jayasuriya creates record of most ODI sixes
Veteran Sri Lankan opener Sanath Jayasuriya made a world
record for most career sixes during his superb half-century knock against New
Zealand in their fourth one-day international in Auckland on Saturday which
the visitors won by 189 runs, sources said.
According to the channel,
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| Freddie takes responsibility for Ashes defeat
England cricket team captain Andrew Flintoff has taken
responsibility his team's disastrous Ashes cricket tour but denied the burden
of captaincy was a reason for the slump in his form, sources said.
"I knew when I took this job on that it (captaincy) was a big job. It's
somet
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'Shane Warne is the greatest cricketer'
Former England all-rounder Ian Botham has said that
the Australian spin wizard Shane Warne is the greatest player to have
graced the game of cricket, sources said.
"In my opinion Shane Warne is the greatest cricketer who's ever lived,"
the legendary all-rounder said.
Wa
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| Vaughan To Return As Captain
Chairman of selectors David Graveney refused to be drawn on
whether Michael Vaughan will captain England in the one-day series
in Australia after the Yorkshire player was included in the squad.
The 32-year-old has not played international cricket since
being forced home from the to
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Australia win 3rd Test; regain Ashes
The mighty Australians beat England by a huge margin to win the third cricket
Test and regain the Ashes after taking an unassailable 3-0 lead in the series
on Monday.
Australia wrapped up another convincing victory with
the second ball after lunch on the final day when Shane Warne bowled
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| The Pietersen Agenda :one-man army
England batsman Kevin Pietersen has admitted he "didn't actually"
stick to the plan which was sent out to him while he was at the crease trying
to marshal the tailenders through the final throes of their first innings in Perth.
The Hampshire star top-scored with 70 in a total of 21
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Cooley Could Still Be England's
Former England Cricket Academy director Rod Marsh has
criticised his ex-employers for what he claims was the penny-pinching which
saw influential bowling coach Troy Cooley swap sides in the Ashes battle.
Cooley, a Tasmanian, moved back to his homeland in May to work
from Cricket A
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| No, Not Warney Please,Warne - hurt right elbow.
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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India slips to 6th position in ICC rankings
India has slipped to sixth in the LG ICC ODI ranking table following a
4-0 series defeat at the hands of South Africa.
The last time India was lower in the LG ICC ODI Championship
table was in October 2005 when it languished in seventh position and if the
West Indies wins the series ag
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| Australia wins Adelaide Test
Australia today defeated England by six wickets in the second Test to take
2-0 lead in the Ashes Test series.
Chasing a modest total of 168 runs from a minimum of 36 overs, the Baggy Green reached home with six wickets in hand.
Australia lost Justin Langer (7), Matthew Hayden
(18), Ricky
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Australia seal amazing win to lead Ashes 2-0
Australia beat England by six wickets with 19 balls to spare on an extraordinary
final day to win the second Test and take a 2-0 lead in the Ashes series
on Tuesday.
Australia needed a victory target of 168 off 36 overs
after England's batting inexplicably crumbled, the touring side losi
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