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| West Indian cricket teams poor performance pinpointed for being worst ever
Former England captain Allan Lamb has said that lack of discipline
was a key factor for the West Indies team's sustained poor performance
and a tough coach was needed to discipline the players.
Describing the current bunch of players from the Caribbean as the "worst"
ever, Lamb b
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Andrew Flintoff aiming to be back for India vs England ODI series
Forced out of the upcoming cricket Test series against India due to an
ankle injury, England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff is desperate to
be back in the team for the ODI series that will follow.
"In terms of exact dates, it is hard to say. I hope to play a part against
India, but the o
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| Harbhajan singh trying to impress India with success at Surrey
Harbhajan Singh says he would not let his prime goal of getting back into the
Indian cricket team distract him from his immediate task of helping Surrey get
promoted to the top division of county championship.
The Punjab off-spinner, overlooked by the national selectors for tour of
England
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Veteran spinner Anil Kumble praises England left arm bowler Monty Panesar
Veteran spinner Anil Kumble has lavished praise on Monty Panesar,
saying the England left-arm bowler had quickly picked up nuances of spin
bowling since his debut 18 months ago.
"From the start, I liked him - he was steady, bowled with good control and
he maintained attacking lines. A
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| England elects to bat against India in warm up game
England Lions' skipper Andrew Strauss won the toss and elected to bat against
Indians in their final three-day warm up cricket match beginning here today.
Indians are being led by Sachin Tendulkar after skipper Rahul Dravid
pulled out yesterday due to calf muscle injury.
The visitors have l
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Upcoming India Vs England Test cricket series in July 2007
Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly return to bolster the batting as India
look forward to a morale-boosting performance against England Lions in
the three-day final warm up game starting here tomorrow.
Both Ganguly and Tendulkar were rested from the tour opener against English County
Cham
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| Sourav Ganguly feels lucky that Andrew Flintoff is not fit
Sourav Ganguly feels England cricket team was vulnerable against India
in the upcoming Test series in the absence of its star all rounder Andrew Flintoff,
who makes a "huge difference" to the home side.
"England are a good side. But we're lucky that Flintoff is not fit. I thin
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Saqlain Mushtaq ready to consider playing cricket for England
Saqlain Mushtaq says he has got back his confidence and self-esteem after his
performance against India for Sussex and is open to the idea of donning
the England cap to satisfy his desire to return to top flight cricket.
"The match made me realise that I am fit now and am getting better
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| Michael Vaughan admits India will be tougher than West Indies
It looked like a stroll in the park as England blanked the West Indies
in the recent Test series but life would be difficult against India,
host captain Michael Vaughan warned his teammates.
Back in the side after a nagging knee injury that kept him out of action for a
whole year, Vaughan
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India to play warm up cricket game against Sussex tomorrow
Fresh from their one-day cricket series triumph over the South Africans in Ireland,
India will launch their gruelling tour of England with a four-day warm-up
game against County champions Sussex here tomorrow.
The two teams, however, will keep one eye on the quirky weather as it has been
ra
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| STAR Cricket to live telecast India vs England Test cricket series
ESPN-STAR Sports' new channel STAR Cricket will telecast live the three-Test cricket
series between India and England starting July 19.
The channel will also broadcast India's warm-up matches against county side Sussex
and England A, a statement said today.
India will play a four-day match
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Ajit Wadekar gives major credit to Dilip Sardesai for 1971 feats
Former India skipper Ajit Wadekar today paid glowing tributes to his ex-Test and
first-class teammate Dilip Sardesai, who died here last night, giving him
a major credit for the historic wins over the West Indies and England
in 1971.
"It has been one long partnership lasting more than
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| Security tightened of India vs Pakistan cricket match in Scotland
Security has been beefed up for tomorrow's India versus Pakistan cricket
one-dayer here following Saturday's foiled terrorist attack at the airport here.
A senior Pakistan Cricket Board official today said that though the security
for the Pakistan team remained normal, it had been stepped up fo
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Salim Durrani says Indian cricket team will miss allrounder in England
Former Test cricketer Salim Durrani believes Indian team will miss a genuine all-rounder
on their next month's series against England.
"The series will be very challenging. The balance appears to be tilted in
the favour of England as they have all rounder in their team, who would also b
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| Rakesh Patel called in to rescue indian cricket Team
Hit by a viral bug which has left several players indisposed, the Indian team
management was today forced to seek the services of Baroda paceman Rakesh Patel
to make up the numbers for the first ODI against South Africa.
Patel, a right-arm paceman, who is currently playing in England has bee
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Brian Lara might return to international cricket
Within two months of his hastily announced retirement, legendary West Indies
batsman Brian Lara has realised he did not want to lose touch with the
game and is contemplating returning to the international cricket as a player.
Lara, who surprised everyone by calling it quits in the wake of hi
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| Saurav Ganguly can contribute with cricket ball in England
Recalled to the Indian one-day side, Sourav Ganguly says that apart from
his regular role with the bat, he could also be useful as a bowler in the favourable
conditions of England and Ireland.
"I think I can contribute with the ball. It (conditions) will definitely
help the ball to mo
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Raj Singh Dungarpur flays cricket board for being unprofessional
Former Cricket Board President Raj Singh Dungarpur today described BCCI
as "unprofessional" after it was embarrassed by South African Graham Ford's refusal to take up the Indian coaching job.
"It was BCCI's mistake to prematurely announce Ford's name. It was very unprofessional.
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| Mahendra Singh Dhoni retains fourth place in LG ICC cricket Player Rankings
Despite his unbeaten 139 in the Afro Asia Cup final in Chennai, Indian
wicket-keeper batsman Mahendra Singh Dhoni remained in the fourth place
in the latest LG-ICC Player Rankings for ODI batsmen.
Dhoni, who hit the highest-ever ODI score by a number seven batsman in Chennai,
now trails th
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Zaheer khan available for Ireland and England cricket tours
Injured pace spearhead Zaheer Khan is available for selection for the tours
of Ireland and England, the Cricket Board announced here today.
"The MRI scan taken of Zaheer Khan's groin is clear and he should be available
for selection though a final report from team physio John Gloster is
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| Younis khan avalable for ODI matches against India in Scotlald
Senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan has made himself available for the
upcoming one-dayers against India and Scotland in the United Kingdom.
The national selectors contacted Younis, who relented after refusing initially,
sources close to the batsman said.
The selectors, however, will make
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Flintoff doubtful for India vs England Test cricket series
Andrew Flintoff's arthroscopy on his left ankle may have gone well but the talismanic
all-rounder looks doubtful for the Test series against India starting
next month.
The England and Wales Cricket Board said in a statement that yesterday's
operation went well but Flintoff is unlikely to p
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| No time for extra warm up cricket games on Australian tour
The Cricket Board has expressed its inability to pencil in more than one tour
game prior to the four-match Test series in Australia later this
year as desired by the players.
"There's no chance to add any extra games. The players may want more but
where's the time," BCCI secretary
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Inzamam ul Haq not a dictator asserts Shaharyar Khan
Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shaharyar Khan has rubbished
allegations of ex-captain Inzamam ul Haq being a dictator during his tenure.
Khan, who served as PCB Chairman from December 2003 to last October, was
accused by a PCB appointed probe committee of pampering Inzamam and
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| Inzamam advices Pakistan players to avoid brushes with officials
Concerned about Pakistani players getting frequent reprimands for their on-field
conduct, former captain Inzamam ul Haq has advised his teammates to avoid
getting into skirmishes with match officials and rival cricketers.
Referring to the reprimand issued to pacer Mohammad Asif during the re
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Bob Woolmer had no enemies said Jamaica Police
Jamaican Police Deputy commissioner Mark Shields has said Bob Woolmer
had "no enemies" who could have harmed the Pakistan cricket coach
but investigators were obliged to treat the death as a murder on the basis of
pathology reports.
Shields, who was in Cape Town for a week interv
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| England West indies cricket series live on ESPN STAR Sports
West Indies' cricket tour of England comprising four Tests, two Twenty20
matches and three one-dayers -- will be telecast live on ESPN STAR Sports.
The Test series starts tomorrow at Lord's and will end on the June 19.
The Tests would be followed by a break of eight days.
The teams will then
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Indian Cricket Team targets clean sweep tomorrow Rahul Dravid
Unwilling to lose momentum after clinching the series, Indian skipper Rahul David today stressed that his team will stick to the target of making a clean
sweep of the three-match series to gear up for tougher challnges in the coming
months.
"We are very keen [to make it 3-0]. That was o
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| Kapil Dev to head Executive Board of Team India Cricket League
Former India captain Kapil Dev will head the Executive Board of the breakaway
Indian Cricket League (ICL), it was announced here today.
The other members of the Board include former stumper and ex-chief selector Kiran More, former England captain Tony Greg and Australian cricketer-turned-commen
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Pakistan team hunting for tech savvy cricket coach
Pakistan Cricket Board is looking for a tech-savvy and modern coach to fit into
the shoes of slain Bob Woolmer.
"We are in search of a qualified coach and we will be selecting the most
suitable candidate with the help of our search committee and the process will
be completed by July 1
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