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| Mahendra singh Dhoni does not want match to end in bowl out
Mahendra Singh Dhoni might have led India to a famous win through a 'bowl
out' against arch-rivals Pakistan in the Twenty20 World Cup, but the dashing
wicket-keeper would not like to see cricket matches ending in such a fashion.
A beaming Dhoni was all praise for his side for snatching a
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Rahul Dravid decision shocks team in Twenty20 World Cup 2007
Rahul Dravid's sudden decision to quit the captaincy today surprised the Indian
team members here ahead of their crucial match against Pakistan in the
Twenty20 World Cup.
Indian team's cricket manager Lalchand Rajput said the team was surprised
but its focus was intact for the match against
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| Nasim Ashraf still hopeful of weaning away Mohammad Yousuf from ICL
Nasim Ashraf does not squirm as he dubs Mohammad Yousuf as the backbone
of Pakistani batting line-up and the PCB Chairman is optimistic that the run-machine
is not yet lost to the lure of Indian Cricket League (ICL).
An overtly religious Yousuf's decision to defect to the cash-rich
rebel
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Indian match against Scotland abandoned due to heavy rain
Rain played spoilsport as India's Group D match against Scotland in the
Twenty20 cricket World Cup was called off without a ball being bowled here.
The points were divided between the two teams yesterday and both India
and Scotland now have one point each in their kitty.
Scotland though ha
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| Highly Exciting India vs Pakistan ODI match tomorrow
Traditional rivals India and Pakistan will resume their cricketing
hostilities when they square up against each other here tomorrow in a Group D
clash of the Twenty20 World Cup at Kingsmead.
The two Asian giants could not keep their date in second round
clash at the 2007 World Cup in the
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Pakistan thrash Scotland by 51 runs In twenty20 world cup
Shahid Afridi and Umar Gul wreaked havoc with the ball as Pakistan
kicked off their Twenty20 World Cup campaign with a thumping 51-run win against
lowly Scotland in a Group D match at Kingsmead here today.
Setting the minnows a stiff winning target of 172 runs, Pakistan never had any
real
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| Shoaib Malik banks on Shahid Afridi firepower to tame Indian team
Playing down the absence of fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, Pakistan
skipper Shoaib Malik said the presence of explosive striker Shahid Afridi
would provide his team some psychological advantage in the much-awaited Twenty20
clash against India on Friday.
After the disastrous World Cup in the Wes
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni set for twenty20 cricket challenge
Mahendra Singh Dhoni is set for a challenge of leading a virtually inexperienced
team in the World Twenty20 Championships as India has played just one international
match in the shortest version of the game.
Dhoni on his debut as a captain, however, can draw inspiration from the one-off
ma
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| Board is responsible for Shoaib akhtar and Asif incident says Javed Miandad
Former Pakistan great Javed Miandad has held country's cricket Board
responsible for the increasing incidents of indiscipline by players, specially
Shoaib Akhtar, who was today recalled from South Africa after he
hit Asif with a bat during net practice.
"I hold the Board responsible f
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Pakistan cricket club invites Indian Cricket League to play matches
A local cricket club has invited the unofficial Indian Cricket League to
organise its matches in Pakistan and Kapil Dev, the Chairman of
ICL Executive Board, promised to consider the proposal.
Arif Abbasi, a former senior official of the Pakistan Cricket Board,
who is now Chief Executive o
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| Geoff Lawson Feels No team is favourite at Twenty20 World 07
Pakistan cricket coach Geoff Lawson believes that the battle in the inaugural
Twenty20 World Cup was open and no team was favourite to win the trophy in
South Africa next month.
Lawson also said any team, which wished to win the tournament would have to excel
in all departments of the game
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Pakistan practice under Geoff Lawson and rugby trainer David Dwyer
Pakistani cricketers today got first taste of working under new coach Geoff Lawson
and rugby trainer David Dwyer in the conditioning camp in Lahore
ahead of the Twenty20 World Cup.
Dwyer, who has worked previously as a trainer with state and club rugby teams
in New South Wales and Singapor
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| Geoff Lawson not bothered about senior Pakistani players joining ICL
New Pakistan coach Geoff Lawson said his enthusiasm has not been
dampened by the fact that some senior players have joined the Indian Cricket
League.
Lawson said he felt happy for players like Inzamam-ul-Haq, Mohammad Yousuf,
Abdul Razzaq and Imran Farhat who aligned with the ICL.
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Imran Farhat declared sign up with Indian Cricket League
Speculation about Imran Farhat's aligning with the Indian Cricket League
ended today when the Pakistani opener admitted that he has joined the rebel body.
Farhat's announcement came hours after experienced allrounder Abdul Razzaq's quitting
international cricket in protest against "the
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| Abdul Razzaq quits cricket to protest Twenty20 World cup 07 axe
Miffed with the PCB for dropping him from the Twenty20 World Championship
squad, all-rounder Abdul Razzaq has quit international cricket in protest.
"I have decided to retire because I am hurt and disappointed at the way the
authorities have treated me for the last few weeks," Razz
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Mohammad Yousuf seriously considering Indian Cricket League offer
Upset at being excluded from the Twenty20 World Cup squad, Pakistan batsman
Mohammad Yousuf is now "seriously" considering the offer to play
in the rebel Indian Cricket League.
Yousuf had put on hold an individual endorsement deal with a Pakistani company
saying he needed more ti
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| Pakistan fines indisciplined fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar
The Pakistan Cricket Board came down hard on enigmatic fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar
today, fining him 300,000 rupees and also docking points from his central
contract for leaving the national training camp here without permission.
"He left the camp without informing the team manager on Augu
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Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Akhtar fined for indiscipline
The Pakistan Cricket Board came down hard on enigmatic fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar
today, fining him 300,000 rupees and also docking points from his central
contract for leaving the national training camp here without permission.
"He left the camp without informing the team manager on Augu
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| Geoff Lawson says India Pakistan cricket is equivalent to 10 Ashes
Pakistan's new coach Geoff Lawson has rated the team's traditional rivalry
with cross-border rivals India as the mother of all cricket battles.
The former Australian fast bowler said that to beat India in India is about 10
Ashes series wrapped in one.
"The biggest series of the decade
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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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| Review report on Bob Woolmer being controversially autopsy delayed
A report on the controversial post-mortem by Indian-born pathologist Dr Ere Seshiah
in the Bob Woolmer case has been delayed as the commission reviewing the
autopsy procedures wants more time to ascertain the facts.
The commission, headed by former High Court judge Ian Forte, was supposed
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Pakistan Cricket Board conducts dope tests for the Twenty20 World Cup 07
The Pakistan Cricket Board has started conducting dope tests on the probables
for the Twenty20 World Cup including fast bowlers, Shoaib Akhtar
and Mohammad Asif who last year had tested positive for a banned substance.
"The tests are nearly completed and we have a doctor and a local repre
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| Pakistan Cricket Board sets tough target for new cricket coach
Nothing less than a major Test series win or one-day title and a place among the
top three in ICC rankings during new coach Geoff Lawson's two-year contract would
be acceptable to the Pakistan Cricket Board.
PCB Chairman Naseem Ashraf said Lawson would be given certain targets to
meet duri
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Hectic schedule and financial issues proving hurdles for Indian Cricket League
The hectic international schedule and financial issues are preventing organisers
of the Indian Cricket League (ICL) from completing the process of signing
players for their inaugural competition slated in October, according to a former
Pakistan captain.
The ex-skipper, who has been approac
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| Inzamam ul Haq on Indian Cricket League radar
Inzamam-ul-Haq has been approached by the organisers of the Indian Cricket
League (ICL) to play for one of the participating teams and the former Pakistan
captain is considering the proposal.
Inzamam, who retired from one-day cricket after the World Cup in March, confirmed
today that ICL h
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Pakistan Cricket Board puts on advertisement for assistant cricket coach
Pakistan Cricket Board has advertised for the post of assistant coach of the national
team despite a failed experimentation with this method while searching for the
chief coach.
The advertisement, placed on websites, has the same condition that interested
candidates must be Test cricketers
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| pcb confident that australia and south africa will not cancel pakistan cricket trip
With Australia and South Africa raising concerns over touring Pakistan
in the wake of an escalation in violence, cricket board Chairman Nasim Ashraf
said the situation had not reached such levels where international teams cannot
play.
Pakistan after playing in the Twenty20 World Cup hosts
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Former Pakistani coach Javed Miandad ready to work with Geoff Lawson
Former Pakistan captain and coach Javed Miandad today softened his
stance on newly appointed Geoff Lawson, saying he had "no ego"
hassle in working with the Australian, who wants him to be a part of "coaching
crew".
Miandad, who had lashed out at the country's Cricket B
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| Geoff Lawson invites Javed Miandad to help him in cricket coaching
Pakistan's newly-appointed coach Geoff Lawson wants Javed Miandad,
one of the harshest critics of foreign coaches, to be part of his support staff.
"I would like to get Javed on board to be part of the coaching crew, to be
part of the system and help out, because he was an outstanding p
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PCB Feels Fund raising Twenty20 cricket match with India not possible
Pakistan has expressed its inability to play a Twenty20 match against India
to raise funds for their former coach Bob Woolmer's cricket academy in South Africa
because of a packed international schedule.
Widow of Bob Woolmer, Gill had written to the cricket Board's of Pakistan
and Indian t
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