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| Adam Gilchrist sulking after pipped by Michael Clarke for Twenty20 captaincy
Australia's regular vice captain Adam Gilchrist is sulking after the selectors
ignored him and handed the captaincy reins to youngster Michael Clarke
for Tuesday's Twenty20 match against New Zealand in Perth.
Chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch admitted the decision to make Clarke lead
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Delhi Jets take on Chandigarh Lions in Indian Cricket League opener on 30 nov 07
Undaunted by the Cricket Board's constant browbeating and putting
behind all speculation, the Indian Cricket League (ICL) finally rolls off the
block with Delhi Jets taking on Chandigarh Lions in the inaugural match at the
Tau Devi Lal Stadium here tomorrow.
Spread over two weeks, the
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| Shaun Tait looking for opportunity to team up with Brett Lee
Speedster Shaun Tait is preparing himself for the possibility
that Australian selectors will opt for a four-pronged pace attack for the first
cricket Test against India starting here on December 26.
Pain-free in his right elbow for the first time in 12 months, Tait is aware
he mu
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Indian Cricket League would be bigger hit than IPL says Chris Cairns
The BCCI-backed Indian Premier League may have the best of current players
on its roster but the Indian Cricket League recruit Chris Cairns feels
the so-called rebel venture would be a bigger hit with the fans as it has more
local youngsters.
"The IPL will have a lot of current player
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| Cricket Board not to look beyond list of applicants for new cricket coach job
The Cricket Board today made it clear that it would not look beyond the list of
applications when the new Team India coach is picked to accompany the side
before it leaves for Australia.
BCCI Secretary Niranjan Shah said today that the Board had received
20-22 applications and the coach sel
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India rises to 4th position and Pakistan goes to 6th rankings in ICC table
The 3-2 ODI series win over Pakistan has propelled India to fourth
in the ICC one-day Championship table, overtaking Shoaib Malik's men, who have
dropped a couple of rungs to sixth in the latest list.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's side is now just four rating points behind third-placed
New Zealan
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| One Day Internationals under serious threat from Twenty20 says Chris Cairns
The 50 overs format of cricket is facing "serious threat" from Twenty20
version of the game and may not survive in the long run, says former New Zealand
all-rounder Chris Cairns.
"I think T20 will surely supercede the 50 over game," said Cairns, who
will play for Chandi
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Indian Cricket League unveils teams uniforms for inaugural cricket tournament
The Indian Cricket League has unveiled the teams' colours and logos for its inaugural
Twenty20 league to start later this month.
Chandigarh Lions, Mumbai Champs, Kolkata Tigers, Delhi Jets, Chennai Superstars
and Hyderabad Heroes are to take part in the tournament to be held at Panchakula.
T
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| Mahendra Singh Dhoni highlights exhaustive upcoming schedule for Indian cricket team
Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has highlighted concerns that
his side may be physically and mentally exhausted when it arrives in Australia
in December following a gruelling schedule.
The Indians have been flat out almost since May, and they will play arch rival
Pakistan in a t
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18 more join the Indian Cricket League including six overseas cricketers
Unfazed by BCCI's ambitious and cash-rich twenty20 tournaments,
the rebel Indian Cricket League today announced the signing of 18 more
players, including six overseas cricketers.
After lying low for several weeks, the ICL came out with its second list of
players, which included f
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| Indians cannot do without the veterans in Twenty20 World Cup says Chris Cairns
India's young brigade may have been exceptional in the Twenty20 World Cup but
the side will have to fall back on veterans like Sachin Tendulkar and
Rahul Dravid once it returns to playing "serious cricket", feels former
New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns.
"Of course the yo
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Pakistan Cricket Board announces cash prize for cricket team
Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a cash prize of Rs 5 lakh for each player
of its team for making the summit clash of the ongoing Twenty20 World Cup.
"The PCB Chairman has announced 500,000 each for the players for winning
the semi-final. Obviously if we win the final there will be
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| South Africa thump New Zealand by 6 wickets India in do or die situation
After Morne Morkel had rocked New Zealand with a four-wicket haul,
Justin Kemp blunted the Kiwi attack with a buccaneering unbeaten 89 as
South Africa romped home to a six-wicket to keep alive its semi-final hopes
in the Twenty20 cricket World Cup here today.
Chasing 154 to win, the hosts
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New Zealand Cricket joins BCCI to keep away from ICL
New Zealand Cricket today joined the BCCI chorus by refusing to allow any
of its contracted players from playing in a rebel Indian Cricket League.
"We have considered this issue carefully and have concluded that New Zealand
Cricket cannot agree to release our contracted players to parti
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| Ricky Ponting expresses growing concerned over Indian Cricket League
Expressing his growing concern over the rebel Indian Cricket League, Australian
captain Ricky Ponting has warned cricket boards from showing leniency towards
players joining the ICL or they might run the risk of losing a lot of international
players to its money lure.
With rumours of some c
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Indian Cricket League targetting New Zealand express fast bowler Shane Bond
Indian Cricket League were targetting New Zealand express fast bowler Shane Bond,
a report said today.
The ICL, who have already been looking to sign up Test captain Stephen Fleming,
were offering the pace ace a "staggering" sum to play in the unauthorised
Twenty-20 tournament in
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| Chris Harris joins ICL Chris Cairns Nathan Astle to follow
Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Harris has joined the Indian
Cricket League (ICL) and two of his ex-teammates, Chris Carins and Nathan Astle,
would soon follow him, media reports claimed today.
According to NZTV, Harris, the Kiwi one day specialist, has turned down a new
provincial co
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Former India coach John Wright back to coaching the national A team
Former India coach John Wright will be back to his coaching ways
in October when he takes charge of the national A team for a series against Australian
state sides.
The 53-year-old former New Zealand opener and captain signed up with the
country's Cricket Board last month but his specific
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| Stephen Fleming may quit international cricket to join Indian Cricket League
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming may abruptly end his international
career to join the rebel Indian Cricket League (ICL), according to a media
report here.
Fleming has been approached by the ICL officials and the lucrative offer might
prompt the Kiwi skipper to quit international cricke
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John Wright says Indian cricket team can be very competitive in England
Indian cricketers may be poor travellers but their former coach John Wright
feels the team could be "very competitive" if they get their batting
right and big players perform in the upcoming series against England.
"Always the key for India is their belief that they can win aw
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| Chris Cairns says Sachin Tendulkar is greatest batsman of modern era
Sitting on piles of runs in both forms of cricket and with virtually every batting
record in his pocket, Sachin Tendulkar is the greatest batsman of the modern
era, according to former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns.
Enjoying every bit of his stint with the Lashings World XI after
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Triangular series in Australia unlikely in 2008 cricketing year
The annual one-day tri-series in Australia is in doubt next year and it
is likely that South Africa and New Zealand could play separate
rubbers against the world champions.
While India and Sri Lanka have agreed to play the traditional limited-overs tournament
this summer, negotiations are
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| Dave Nosworthy indirectly applied for India cricket coach job
Dave Nosworthy, the New Zealand 'A' and Canterbury coach whose has reportedly
applied for the job of coaching the Indian cricket team, has pleaded ignorance
about the news.
South African Nosworthy said he knew nothing about the BCCI's shortlist but said
that his London-based agent might ha
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Clean wash in England will push Team India to 4th slot in ODI cricket rankings
Currently languishing at the sixth place, thanks to their World Cup flop show,
Team India can move upto fourth in the ICC cricket rankings with a clean sweep
in the forthcoming ODIs against Ireland, South Africa and Pakistan
over the next fortnight.
Rahul Dravid's side, which reached Belfa
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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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Mahela Jayawardene and Mohammed Yousuf power Asia XI to big total
Mahela Jayawardene and Mohammed Yousuf scored half centuries while Virender
Sehwag showed glimpses of his vintage form as Asia XI posted a commanding
317 for nine against Africa XI in the first Afro Asia Cup One-Day
International here today.
Jayawardene, who made a match-winning hundred ag
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| Cricket Coach John Wright turns down Australian academy role
Former Team India coach John Wright has turned down the offer to take up
the head coach's job at Cricket Australia's (CA) Centre of Excellence.
Wright said he was keen to take up the Australian offer but eventually withdrew
because he wanted to spend time with his kids.
"It didn
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Sachin Tendulkar back in top-20 batsmen
Riding on his two centuries against Bangladesh, Sachin Tendulkar
jumped back in the top-20 of the latest LG-ICC Player Rankings for Test cricket
batsmen.
The 34-year-old veteran player scored a hundred in each match, at Chittagong and
Mirpur, compiling a total of 254 runs at an average of
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| Indian Cricket Council to appoint acting president soon
The International Cricket Council will soon appoint an acting president in place
of Percy Sonn, who died of complications from a colon operation.
Sir John Anderson of New Zealand and Malaysian Prince Tunku Imran
are said to be in the running for the post vacated after the demise of the 57-ye
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John Wright to be head coach of Australian cricket team
Former India cricket coach John Wright is all set to take over as
the head coach of Australia's Centre of Excellence.
According to a report in the 'Sydney Morning Herald', Wright is set to fill the
post left vacant by Tim Nielson, who took over as Australia's coach after
the World Cup.
The
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