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| Compton resigns over contract negotiation with PCB
Grant Compton, the trainer at the Pakistan's
National Cricket Academy and a key member of the support staff brought
by Coach Bob Woolmer, has resigned over differences with the cricket
board over his contract.
Compton said he was disappointed with the way the Pakistan
Cricket Boar
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Woolmer threatens action against Pakistan newspaper
Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer threatened legal action
against a leading Pakistani newspaper for accusing him of making racist remarks
against paceman Shoaib Akhtar.
The daily Dawn, quoting unnamed sources, reported Friday that
Woolmer called Akhtar "blacky" during a hea
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| Pakistan dope-tests World Cup players
Pakistan dope-tested most of its World Cup cricket squad with the futures
of key fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif hanging in the
balance.
Thirteen of the 15-man squad plus five reserves were tested
after flying back from South Africa, officials said on Friday.
Akhtar and Asi
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Woolmer tried to slap Shoaib after calling him ‘Blacky’
The public spat between Shoaib Akhtar and Bob Woolmer has taken a new
twist with a newspaper claiming that the Pakistan coach had used abusive
language with racial overtones against the fast bowler during a heated argument
in South Africa.
Woolmer, however, has strongly denied that he had
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| SA announces World cup squad
South Africa has announced an unchanged 15-man squad for ICC
Cricket World Cup, which beat Pakistan 3-1 in the recent one-day series.
Hard-hitting batsman Loots Bosman, who showed promise and character during
the one-day series against India, has been named in the squad.
Announcing t
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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
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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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| Pakistan fans face problem to get visa for World Cup
Just around 25 cricket fans from Pakistan have applied
for visas for the cricket world cup with the tournament organisers yet to decide
on setting up a satellite visa outlet in Pakistan.
"We had anticipated and informed the organisers that we
are expecting some 500 people to
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India, Pak to play a friendly ODI at Lords
Pakistan and India will play a friendly one day cricket match at the Lords
on July 12 to raise funds for a charity headed by Prince Charles.
"The Lords game is confirmed and it is not only for a
good cause but will also provide Pakistani and Indians living in England
to watch their
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| It could have been a couple of ODIs ban said Shahid Afridi
Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi has termed the four-match ODI ban imposed
on him by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as `harsh`, saying a
two-match ban would have sufficed.
``I think it was harsh decision. It could have been a couple
of ODIs ban,`` he was quoted as saying by the
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late arrival of West Indies team to Nagpur noticed by ICC
The late arrival of the West Indies cricket team kits to Nagpur for the
Jan 21 cricket match with India has come under scanner as an International
Cricket Council (ICC) team Monday began probing the suspected betting scandal
here.
A team of the anti-corruption and security wing of the ICC,
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| Sehwag is now careful about shot selection: coach
Under pressure to perform, Virender Sehwag has been advised to be more
careful with his shot selection and concentrate on spending more time in the middle
to regain his form.
Sehwag, who was dropped for the one day series against
the West Indies to sort out his batting problems after his
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Asif in top 10 LG ICC ranking
In the LG ICC player rankings in Test cricket there is no considerable
change in the top five for test bowlers.
Mohammed Asif makes his entry into the top 10 and equals
a Pakistan record for fewest matches to break into the top 10 - that's
nine test matches.
Asif is now Pakistan's to
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| Cricket May Reduce Umpires' Powers After Hair Controversy
Cricket's top officials called for umpires to be stripped of the power to end
a match prematurely, as the sport seeks to avoid a repeat of the turmoil sparked
by Australian official Darrell Hair last year.
In an August Test match in London, Hair accused the Pakistan
team of cheating by t
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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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| Inzamam puts Pakistan in command
South Africa closed day two of the second Test with Pakistan
still 26 runs behind at 115-3.
Pakistan added 130 with their remaining four wickets, skipper Inzamam playing
a masterful knock and shielding the tail.
Makhaya Ntini notched his 300th Test victim, but Inzamam
moved to 9
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Younis steps down as bowling coach
The Pakistani national bowling coach, Waqar Younis, today resigned in protest
against alleged "mistreatment" by the PCB, sources said.
The 35-year-old former fast bowler announced his decision hours before he was
due to leave with batsman Mohammad Yousuf to join the squad in Sout
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| Pawar gets support for ICC President's post
Indian Cricket Board President, Sharad Pawar, has received support from
the other three Asian Test playing countries to succeed South Africa's Percy Sonn
as the chief of the International Cricket Council.
"Yes, it has been decided that Mr. Pawar will be the candidate
to take over as
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India to meet Sri Lanka in Asia Cup final
India will take on Sri Lanka in the finals of the Women's Asia Cup Cricket
tournament today.
India has maintained a clean slate as it thrashed Pakistan by a huge
103-run margin in its last league match of the women's Asia Cup cricket tournament
at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium here on Tue
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| Lara Praises Talented Youngsters
West Indies skipper Brian Lara praised his side's seven-wicket
victory over Pakistan in the fourth one-day international in Multan.
Marlon Samuels showed why he had been selected with
his second one-day century as the Windies comfortably overcame their opponents
total of 209.
La
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Pakistan beat Windies after delay
Third one-day international, Lahore: Pakistan 192/3 (33.4/35 overs) beat West Indies 207-7 (46.3 overs)
by seven wickets (D/L method) Pakistan overcame a blackout in Lahore for a seven-wicket
win over West Indies to go 2-0 up in the one day series.
After Lendl Simmons (70) hit a maiden half
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| India slips to 6th position in ICC rankings
India has slipped to sixth in the LG ICC ODI ranking table following a
4-0 series defeat at the hands of South Africa.
The last time India was lower in the LG ICC ODI Championship
table was in October 2005 when it languished in seventh position and if the
West Indies wins the series ag
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Rawalpindi wash-out Not a ball bowled
The first ODI in a five-match series between Pakistan and the West Indies
was washed out without a ball being bowled on Tuesday.
Heavy rains continued to bucket down in Rawalpindi forcing
umpires Daryl Harper and Aleem Dar to call the match off.
Pakistani captain Inzamam Ul Haq is e
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