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| Carnival and cricket combine in Caribbean
Carnival and cricket will combine next month for the
ninth World Cup spread over as many Caribbean nations and climaxing with
the final in Barbados on April 28.
"There`s so many different things in the Caribbean that
we can enjoy," former West Indies captain Viv Richard said
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We have got to trust our personnel: Hussey
Australian stand-in skipper Mike Hussey has asked the national selectors
not to panic on the string of loses ahead of their World Cup title defense
and show trust in the team to fight its way back to the top.
Australia slumped to their second consecutive One-day
defeat against New Zealand
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| Australia`s collapse leaves Cup wide open, says Fleming
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming said the collapse in Australia`s
one-day form meant the World Cup starting next month is wide open.
The five-wicket defeat of the world champions in Auckland on
Sunday was the first time in ten years that Australia had lost four one-day
matches in a r
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Chappell blames ICC for heavy build-up for CWC
Blaming the International Cricket Council for a heavy schedule in the build up
to the World Cup, former Australian captain Ian Chappell has said
the teams comprising the fittest players had a chance to win the coveted trophy
in the Caribbean.
"Will we see a spectacular cricket World C
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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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Kenyan officials settle pay-row with World Cup players
Kenyan cricket chiefs have settled a pay row with World
Cup-bound players who staged a one-day sit-in earlier this week.
Kenya captain Steve Tikolo said on Friday the
players held a meeting with Cricket Kenya officials on Thursday where
the dispute which threatened World Cup preparati
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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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Hussey keen to keep Australia on top
Australia's stand-in captain Mike Hussey is determined
the world champions will not lose their position at the top of the one-day rankings
under his leadership.
Australia's shock tri-series finals defeat by England
and South Africa's win over Pakistan have put Hussey's side under pres
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| Ponting taking cortisones injections to avoid surgery
Australian captain Ricky Ponting is trying hard to be in shape for the World Cup
by taking cortisones injections to ease the inflammation in his spine and avoid
a surgery.
Ponting said he had three cortisone injections in his spine on Wednesday as
he played throughout most of the summer
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Aussies in a fix over Lee's injury
Australia's World Cup squad is believed to have received a major jolt with speedster
Brett Lee injuring his left ankle and knee.
Lee, training with the Australian squad ahead of the Chappell-Hadlee
series opening match, received treatment on the ground for 10 minutes and was
in visibl
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| Vaughan `confident` of playing in Cricket World Cup
Michael Vaughan did his best to allay fitness fears after being named as captain
of England's 15-man squad for the World Cup, which starts next month in the West
Indies.
The 32-year-old Yorkshire batsman must undergo two weeks' of
"intensive treatment" on a hamstring injury be
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Canada hoping to make waves at Cricket World Cup 2007
Even though Canada are rank outsiders for next month's World
Cup in the Caribbean, coach Andy Pick believes his side are capable of pulling
off an upset or two.
"I'm happy that if we play our best game we will put a
lot of pressure on (Group C rivals) England and New Zealand beca
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| Brett Lee in doubt for New Zealand opener
Australian fast bowler Brett Lee is a doubt for Friday's opening Chappell-Hadlee
Trophy one-day match against New Zealand after rolling his ankle in training
on Thursday. The 30-year-old paceman was taken to hospital for scans on his knee
and ankle after tripping over during fielding practice
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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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| 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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Gilchrist to miss warm up matches in icc cricket world cup west indies 2007
Adam Gilchrist will miss the warm-up matches when the defending champions begin
their icc cricket world cup west indies campaign in the Caribbean starting next
month.
Gilchrist has reportedly been allowed to take compassionate
leave as his wife Mel is due to give birth to their third chil
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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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Is the Australian cricket walkie-talkie legal
SYDNEY - Australian cricket coach John Buchanan has defended the use of
a walkie-talkie headset to communicate with his coaching staff alongside the boundary
during the one-day clash against New Zealand.
He pointed out New Zealand already operated a similar scheme.
Channel Nine commentator
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| New Zealand`s Nathan Astle quits before World Cup
Wellington, Jan 26: Veteran batsman Nathan Astle announced
his retirement today, shocking his New Zealand team-mates and further
weakening their fragile batting line-up just weeks away from the World Cup.
The 35-year-old, New Zealand`s second most prolific one-day
scorer behind ski
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Pakistan fans facing visa problems for World Cup
If Australian and New Zealand fans thought they were facing problems in
obtaining visas for the World Cup in the West Indies, then they should
spare a thought for their Pakistani counterparts. Anyone from Pakistan
will have to apply to an embassy in India, a country with which relations are
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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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Sri Lanka trounces NZ by 189 runs
Sri Lanka won the fourth one-dayer against New Zealand
by 189 runs here on today, squaring their 5-ODI series at 2-2, sources said.
According to the sources, Sri Lanka bundled out the
Kiwis for a paltry 73 -- their second-lowest total in one-day internationals.
Sri Lanka made 262 f
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| Twenty20 Revenge For Black Caps
Nathan Astle remained unbeaten as New Zealand reached
their target of 116 with nine balls remaining to secure victory in their Twenty20
match against Sri Lanka.
Astle struck an unbeaten 40 off 37 balls to guide the home
side to victory, while opener Brendon McCullum contributed 28
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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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| Paul Adams selected for Johannesburg Test
Left-arm Chinaman bowler Paul Adams was today named in the South African squad for the first Test against India starting in Johannesburg
from December 15.
Adams joins Nicky Boje, who will be the other spinner,
in the 15-member squad.
"We have selected a 15-man squad that includes t
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