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| Champions Trophy will not be moved out of Pakistan says Nasim Ashraf
The International Cricket Council has assured the Pakistan Cricket Board
that 2008 Champions Trophy would be held in Pakistan as scheduled from September
10, PCB Chairman Nasim Ashraf said today.
Ashraf, who returned after a meeting with ICC officials including acting Chief
Executive Dave R
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Shaun Pollock and Jacob Oram and Shoaib Akhtar join BCCI Indian Premier League
BCCI's Indian Premier League today added to its star cast by signing South African
all-rounder Shaun Pollock and New Zealand's Jacob Oram for next year's
Twenty20 competition.
The Indian Board also confirmed that Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar has
joined the league.
"To have Akhta
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| BCCI launches multi million dollar domestic international leagues
The BCCI today launched its own cash-rich domestic and international Twenty20
leagues with the support of top Test playing nations, a move which is seen as
a counter to the unofficial venture floated by the Essel Group.
The high-profile league was announced by BCCI vice-President Lalit Modi
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Sachin Tendulkar returns with teammates Ramesh Powar Wasim Jaffer and Zaheer Khan
Sachin Tendulkar returned here early this morning from what's generally perceived
to be his last tour of England as a cricketer along with teammates Zaheer
Khan, Ramesh Powar and Wasim Jaffer.
The ace batsman, deprived of some well-deserved three-figure knocks by some poor
umpiring decisio
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| Cricket council not to interfere in cricket board and Cricket League argument
The International Cricket Council has taken a policy decision to let the
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) independently handle the threat posed
by rebel Indian Cricket League.
According to sources in the Pakistan Cricket Board who are privy to the
last ICC executive board meeti
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Naseem Ashraf happy with players for snubbing Indian cricket league
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Naseem Ashraf has lauded the country's
players for showing patriotism by turning down lucrative offers to join a break-away
Indian league.
"I am pleased to know players' sentiments and they proved they only want
to play for Pakistan. The league is only s
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| fitness trainer discovers alchohol problem in South African cricketers
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Naseem Ashraf today issued a clear warning
to former captain Inzamam-ul Haq, saying he would not be considered for national
selection if he decides to play for the breakaway Indian Cricket League.
"Since the International Cricket Council (ICC) does not re
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ESPN acquires live broadcast rights of India vs Scotland One Dayer
Sports broadcaster ESPN Star Sports today said it has acquired telecast rights
of one-day internationals to be played between India and Scotland in August.
ESPN Star Sports will broadcast the matches from August 16, which will be played
during India's tour of England, Ireland and Scotland, t
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| Kapil Dev feels ODIs and twenty20 are fine if they keep Test cricket alive
Legendary all-rounder Kapil Dev has rated Test cricket as the "ultimate"
but said it was fine to play the shorter versions -- the one-dayers and the twenty20s
-- to generate funds for keeping the five-day matches alive.
"As long as Test cricket remains in the world, I think it
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Staging twenty20 cricket World cup 2007 Championship is premature
Australian Cricketers' Association Chief Paul Marsh has criticised the
International Cricket Council for premature staging of the Twenty20 World
Cup this year, saying the initial focus should be its development at domestic
level.
"The administrators need to work out, is Twenty20 serio
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| CAS rejects WADA appeal against Pakistan Cricket Board
Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif can heave a sigh of relief as the Court
of Arbitration for Sport today dismissed an appeal by the World Anti-doping Agency
against the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to overturn a doping ban on them.
The CAS said in its verdict that it rejected the WADA app
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Indian cricket team fined for slow over rate against Ireland
Indian cricket team has been fined for its slow over-rate during its nine-wicket
victory against Ireland in its one-day international match on June 23 here.
Match Referee Alan Hurst of the Emirates Elite Panel imposed the
fines after Rahul Dravid's side was ruled to be one over short of its
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| Cricket Board Chairman David Morgan to become next ICC President
England and Wales Cricket Board Chairman David Morgan is set to take over
as next President of the International Cricket Council in 2008, according
to BBC.
A formal announcement to this effect is expected later in the week as ICC officials
are holding a series of meetings here ahead of the
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South Africa Australia to keep their own traditional Test cricket dates
With Australia's blunt refusal to visit South Africa to play Tests on the
traditional dates of December 26 and January 2, Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald
Majola has said the national team's 2008-09 tour of Down Under would be their
last away series in the peak holiday time.
Australia a
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| Cricket Council looking to reduce cricket World Cup to five weeks
After the criticism about the World Cup in the Caribbean stretching for
too long, the International Cricket Council is looking to shorten the tournament
to five weeks in its future editions.
"Yes, we are looking at the duration of future World Cups," ICC Chief
Executive Malcolm S
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Ray Mali appointed as Acting President of International Cricket Council
Cricket South Africa President Ray Mali was today appointed as the Acting
President of the International Cricket Council following the death of Percy Sonn last month.
Mali will assume the role of Acting President with immediate effect and in so
doing he steps down as president of CSA, also w
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| Duncan Fletcher second name in race for coachs job BCCI sources
Former England coach Duncan Fletcher was the unnamed foreign candidate
who has been invited for discussions with the BCCI Search Committee here
on June 9, Cricket Board sources said here today.
The sources, however, dismissed speculation about Arjuna Ranatunga, saying
the former Sri Lankan
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ESPN Star bags telecast rights of Afro Asia cricket cup 07
ESPN Star Sports has bagged the telecast rights of Afro Asia cup after
Nimbus bagged out of the deal citing absence of big names in the tournament.
Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has awarded the worldwide rights for telecasting
the second edition of Afro Asia Cup to ESPN Star Sports, the compan
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| Percy Sonn did his best to make cricket a better game
Cricket Australia Chairman Creagh O Connor today mourned
the death of International Cricket Council President Percy Sonn
and said the South African did his best to make cricket a better game.
O'Connor said Australian cricket was saddened by the death of 57-year-old Sonn,
who died yeste
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International Cricket Council examine rules to find President
The International Cricket Council officials have been forced to look into their
constitution and regulations to find out who will automatically succeed President,
Percy Sonn who has fallen seriously ill in Cape Town.
According to South African newspapers his personal assistant George Hector
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| John Howard to take every legal action to stop Zimbabwe tour
A staunch critic of the Robert Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe, Australian
Prime Minister John Howard said his government would take whatever legitimate
action it takes to scrap the national cricket team's tour of the trouble-torn
African nation.
Howard said the government was exploring legal wa
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Adam Gilchrist is a highly principled man Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia has shot back at its Sri Lankan counterpart for terming
Adam Gilchrist's squash ball tactic as "unethical" and defended
their vice-captain as a "highly principled man".
CA Spokesman Peter Young refused to admit that Gilchrist gained an unfair
advantage
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| John Buchanan calls squash ball row a fuss
Irked by the "unethical" charge levelled at Adam Gilchrist for
using a squash ball in his gloves in the World Cup final, outgoing Australian
coach John Buchanan said people should not make fuss over this "non-issue".
More than a week after the final in which Gilchrist bel
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Team India to play cricket Proteas in Ireland
India will play South Africa in a three-match limited overs cricket series
to be held in Ireland in late June and early July.
"The Irish Cricket Union (ICU) is proud that two such great cricketing
nations as India and South Africa are coming to Ireland to play each other
and against I
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| BCCI threatens no-confidence motion against ICC
The Indian Cricket Board has slammed the International Cricket Council
for the World Cup final fiasco and threatened to bring a no-confidence
motion against its office-bearers, who have become "more and more bureaucratic".
In a scathing reaction to the goof-up in the World Cup fin
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Rahul Dravid and Zaheer Khan, undergo dope test
Indian captain Rahul Dravid and Zaheer Khan were subjected to dope test
after the team had suffered a humiliating five-wicket defeat at the hands of Bangladesh
in a group B match.
The two players were picked for dope tests from the Indian
team according to International Cricket Council's
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| Pakistan protest against ICC's 'speak in English' diktat
Pakistan has protested against the International Cricket Council's instructions
to its players to speak in English at the post-match presentation ceremonies during
the World Cup.The Pakistan team's media manager, Pervez Mir said that the
ICC had not stopped the players from speaking in Urdu at
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ICC summons Umar Gul, Rana for random dope test
Pakistan pacer Rana Naved ul Hasan and Umar Gul were summoned by
the International Cricket Council (ICC) for random dope test after their
opening World Cup match against the West Indies.ICC had summoned Umer Gul and
Rana Naved-ul-Hasan for a random dope test after the World Cup opening
match
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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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Indian Cricket Council team gets Marlon Samuels - Mukesh Kochar conversation tape
A two-member team of International Cricket Council (ICC) today received tapes
of alleged conversation between West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels
and bookie Mukesh Kochar ahead of the January 21 ODI.
"We have handed over the tapes and transcripts to N.S.
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