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| Cricket World Cup should last no longer than a month said MCC
The seven-week long World Cup in the West Indies courted sharp criticism
from the Marylebone Cricket Club, which said that the quadrennial event
should be played within a month's time.
Offering several recommendations for better conduct of the show-piece event, MCC
World Cricket Committee,
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Glenn Mcgrath fifth among all time great bowlers
Glenn McGrath, who retired from international cricket after Australia's cricket
World Cup win against Sri Lanka on Saturday, finished his career in fifth
place in the all-time LG-ICC Player Rankings for ODI bowlers.
McGrath, who was named as Player of the Tournament after taking 26 wickets, is
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| West Indies bowlers fail to honour Brian Lara with win
England's Mr reliable Kevin Pietersen soured Brian Lara's last international
match as England survived an edge-of-the-seat thriller to beat West Indies
by one wicket in the final Super Eight match of the Cricket World Cup here.
According to the sources, Kevin Pietersen's superb 100
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Team India may slump to 8th place in One Day International Rankings
Thanks to their disastrous Caribbean campaign, Team India can slump to
as low as eighth position in the ICC ODI Championship ladder after the cricket
World Cup.
Rahul Dravid's men cut a sorry figure in the West Indies, managing
their lone win against a lowly Bermuda and losing to Sri Lank
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| Pakistan Coach Bob Woolmer passes away in Jamaica
Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer died in hospital on Sunday soon after
being found unconscious in his hotel room.
Woolmer, 58, is a former England test batsman and coach
of South Africa.
A Pakistan team spokesman told reporters that Woolmer
had died within an hour of being taken to
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9th Cricket World Cup: Caribbean carnival begins on the 13th march 2007
A symphony of Reggae and Calypso rhythms formed the silhouette of a colourful
and extravagant opening ceremony of the ninth Cricket World Cup at the
Trelawny Stadium here today.
Titled 'West Indian Energy', the opening ceremony unfolded
in true West Indian style showcasing the rich cultur
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| You can't be too sarcastic about the W/C team: Brian Lara
West Indian captain Brian Lara has said he could not be "too sarcastic"
about his team, which was trying to with their chronic middle order collapse to
bounce back in time at the cricket World Cup.
The West Indies, who lost their Champions Trophy title to Australia
after losin
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Grand opening of Cricket World Cup 2007 at Trelawny stadium west indies
A glittering ceremony under floodlights will mark the grand opening of ICC 9th
edition of Cricket World Cup at Trelawny Multi-Purpose Stadium about 220
kilometers from here in the evening today.
More than a thousand performers, as part of over two and a
half-hour ceremony, will be demonst
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| India win against Netherlands in Cricket World Cup 2007 warm-up match
Skipper Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar struck impressive half-centuries
as India powered their way to a massive 182-run victory over minnows the Netherlands
in their first warm-up game in the lead-up to the Cricket World Cup here.
Apart from setting the mood perfectly for the tournament
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Cricket World Cup 2007 is the Time to deliver, says Chappell
Indian cricket coach Greg Chappell today said India has the experience and flexibility
to win the World Cup and it is time now for the team to deliver and fulfil
the expectations of the billion fans.
"We have got good balance and variety in bowling. We have
wide range of options no
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| Lee out of WC due to injury
Australian speedster Brett Lee has been ruled out of the cricket World Cup
giving a big jolt to Australia's hopes of claiming a third title in a row.
According to the sources, the pace spearhead suffered an ankle
injury during training in New Zealand 10 days ago.
Cricket Australia has wri
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India peaking at right time: Sreesanth
Medium pacer Shanthakumaran Sreesanth today said India had peaked at right time,
brightening it`s chances to win the prestigious Cricket World Cup beginning
in the West Indies from next month.
"The team has peaked at the right time and everyone has
shown fine touch," said the 2
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| ICC`s anti-corruption unit to monitor World Cup
The International Cricket Council's (ICCs) Anti Corruption Unit would be out "in
force" to monitor the Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean, the ICC
chief executive Malcolm Speed said last evening.
He said that the Council would not tolerate illegal activity during the matches
in
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Samuels can play in Cricket World Cup: ICC
West Indian cricketer Marlon Samuels, involved in conversation with a cricket
bookie, is allowed to play in the Cricket World Cup, if selected, as the
ICC has not set up a timeframe for probe into the matter.
International Cricket Council Media Manager Brian Murgatroyd
said the game's gov
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| Jayawardene challenges Team India
Sri Lankan skipper, Mahela Jayawardene, today threw the gauntlet at India
ahead of the third cricket one dayer, saying the hosts had to play "really
good cricket" right through the contest to be able to beat his team.
Jayawardene said that his players had developed the attitude
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Scotland name 2007 Cricket World Cup squad
Scotland's cricket selectors have named an unchanged side for next month's cricket
Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean following a successful build-up in Kenya
over the last few weeks.
The 15 players who originally set out on the five-week tour
to Sharjah, Mombasa and Nairobi have been inv
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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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India, Pak to play a friendly ODI at Lords
Pakistan and India will play a friendly one day cricket match at the Lords
on July 12 to raise funds for a charity headed by Prince Charles.
"The Lords game is confirmed and it is not only for a
good cause but will also provide Pakistani and Indians living in England
to watch their
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| Indian team has the potential to win the World Cup: Vengsarkar
Chief Selector Dilip Vengsarkar today said the Indian team picked for the Cricket World Cup was capable of winning cricket's biggest prize in the West Indies.
"This is the best available team that we have selected
and it has the potential to win the Cricket world cup," the former I
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Akhtar in Pak World Cup squad despite injury woes
Pakistan have included injured fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Umar Gul
in their 15-man squad for next month`s Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean.
"These two players will undergo fitness tests later this
month. If they are not passed fit, they will be replaced by reserves,"
S
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| Kenya names 2007 Cricket World Cup squad
Kenya named the 15-man squad for the Cricket World Cup in the West Indies
retaining the same side that won the world cricket division one title they hosted
earlier this month.
Long-serving skipper Steve Tikolo retains his place
with all-rounder Thomas Odoyo as his deputy, but the selectio
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Cricket World Cup rallies locals to close gap in ticket sales
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico: Six weeks before the start of the cricket World Cup, tournament
organizers are rolling out a last-minute advertising blitz in the Caribbean to
boost sagging ticket sales.
About half the seats for matches in the nine host countries are still available,
and officials
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