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| Indian cricket team look to wrap up bangladesh tour with victory
India would look to brush aside the minor concern about opener Wasim Jaffer's
form and finish off their Bangladesh tour with a flourish by clinching
the Test series with a victory in the second and last match beginning here tomorrow.
While the unproductive first Test ended India's all-win
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Unfit Shoaib Akhtar dropped from Asia XI
Dope-tainted Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar was today dropped from
the Asian XI team for the Afro Asia Cricket Cup due to lack of fitness.
Asian Cricket Council selection committee member Mohsin Khan said
the express bowler was dropped as he had not recovered from his knee injury.
"The P
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| SA offers neutral host of Australia Zimbabwe cricket series
Cricket South Africa (CSA) said it's ready to be the "neutral host"
in case Australia and Zimbabwe agree to go ahead with their controversial
one day series.
The three-match ODI series runs the risk of being scrapped altogether after
the Australian government banned its cricketer
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Bob Woolmer murder suspect could be named soon
A suspect in Bob Woolmer's murder may be named after a high-level meeting
between the officials of Jamaican Police and Scotland yard in London today, according
to a newspaper report.
The 'Jamaican Observer' said the highly complex case could come closer to conclusion
after the meeting.
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| Shawn Pollock gets 3 nominations in SA Cricket Awards
Shaun Pollock continues to be one of South Africa's most favourite cricketers
and the affable player has been nominated for top three honours of this year's
South African Cricket Awards.
Pollock has been nominated for the Player of the Year for the season 2007, South
African Players' Playe
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Bangladesh Cricket Team ready to stretch India says Ashraful
As the Indian cricket team reached here aiming to avenge their World Cup loss, Bangladesh vice captain Mohammad Ashraful said his
side had plans to stretch Rahul Dravid's men in the upcoming series.
"They will come hard at us as they probably lost out on a Super Eights spot
because of u
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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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Shoaib Akhtar wants his fitness issue sorted out once and for all
Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has said he wanted to get his fitness
problems sorted out once and for all during the lean cricketing season to come
back tougher for the home series against South Africa in September.
Shoaib, who has not been named even in the probables for the Abu Dhabi
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| South Africa win toss; elect bat first in wc 07 semi final
South Africa captain Graeme Smith won the toss and bat first against Australia
in the second World Cup semi-final at the Beausejour Stadium in St. Lucia
today.
South African pacer Makhaya Ntini will not play in todays
crucial semi-final.
Both teams have played 66 matches in which A
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South Africa to take on Australia in WC 07 semi-finals
South Africa will have to shed their burden of history and perform out of their
skin to halt the unstoppable march of Australia as the two teams square off in
an epic semifinal showdown of the cricket World Cup tomorrow.
Emotions will run high as world's top two cricketing nation once again s
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| Stage set for the semi final clash of titans in west indies
After five grueling weeks of action in the Caribbean, the semi-final line up for
the cricket World Cup has now been finalised with New Zealand taking on Sri
Lanka and defending champions Australia clashing with South Africa.
New Zealand and Sri Lanka will face-off in the first semifinal
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Australia Defeats Republic South Africa By 83 Runs In WC 2007 League Match
Australia has defeated South Africa by 83 runs in their final league match
to top Group 'A' at St. Kitts here.
Chasing a mammoth total of 378 runs, South Africa was bowled
out for 294 in 48 overs.
Australia carry forward two points from this match in to the Super Eights
round.
Ea
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| Ricky Ponting joins 10,000 run-club in One Day International during WC 07
Australia cricket skipper Ricky Ponting became the seventh batsman in One
Day International cricket history to join the 10,000 run-club.
Ponting achieved the milestone while scoring 91 runs against
South Africa in St. Kitts on Saturday in a World Cup match.
The dashing Aussie batsman n
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West Indies Captian Brian Lara hopes to be lucky again in WC 07
Antigua has been Brian Lara's happy hunting ground and the West Indies
captain hopes to be lucky again when his team crosses sword with Australia in
the World Cup Super Eights opener here tomorrow.
Australia have been in menacing form, amassing 300-plus
score in each of the three group ma
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| Australia emerges as strong contender for Cricket World Cup 2007 trophy
The Australia can once again be termed mighty after their World Cup win
over South Africa on Saturday which erased the bad memories of their consecutive
defeats against New Zealand recently.
Australia need to win this week's Super Eights World
Cup matches against the West Indies and Bangl
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Team India may slump to 8th place in One Day International Rankings
Thanks to their disastrous Caribbean campaign, Team India can slump to
as low as eighth position in the ICC ODI Championship ladder after the cricket
World Cup.
Rahul Dravid's men cut a sorry figure in the West Indies, managing
their lone win against a lowly Bermuda and losing to Sri Lank
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| Pakistan Coach Bob Woolmer passes away in Jamaica
Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer died in hospital on Sunday soon after
being found unconscious in his hotel room.
Woolmer, 58, is a former England test batsman and coach
of South Africa.
A Pakistan team spokesman told reporters that Woolmer
had died within an hour of being taken to
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Australia beat Netherlands on their way to Super Eight in WC 07
Reigning champions Australia stormed into the Super Eight with a crushing
229-run win over the Netherland in the World Cup Group 'A' cricket
one-dayer here today.
After Brad Hodge smashed the Orange attack to post his
maiden ODI century to propel Australia to a massive 358 for five, the p
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| Herschelle Gibbs the Genius hits 6 six in one over for a world record
The difference between a good player and a great player is that a great player
never stops believing until he achieves his dreams, goals and desires. One such
great player is Herschelle Gibbs.
After having donned the limelight in the record chase of 400
plus runs against Australia last y
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Australia to take on Scotland at St Kitts for WC
World champions Australia will today take on minnows Scotland here in
the second match of the ICC World Cup 2007.
The Aussies, who have seen a series of defeats in the past,
are also plagued by injuries to key players. The two-time defending champions
lost five matches in a row last mont
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| Has Bob Woolmer decided to call it quits as Pakistan coach
Has Bob Woolmer finally decided to call it quits with the Pakistan Cricket
Board? This question is making the rounds in cricket circles of the country
ever since Woolmer vacated his room at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore
before leaving with the Pakistan team for the World Cup in the We
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Younis Khan helps Pakistan beat South Africa in cricket world cup 07 warm up match
Younis Khan overcame a difficult pitch with an attractive half-century as Pakistan
whipped South Africa by seven wickets in the final ICC Cricket World
Cup warm-up match here on Friday. The top-order batsman smashed 79 to help
his team surpass South Africa's modest total of 199 with more than
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| Proteas beat Ireland in Cricket World Cricket 2007 warm up
All-rounder Andrew Hall's efforts with bat and ball rescued South Africa's
in their World Cup warm-up match against Ireland in St Augustine on Monday.
Hall hit an unbeaten 67 to prop up South Africa's innings of
192 and then took three for 26 as Ireland were dismissed for 157 to lose
by
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Shoaib Akhtar doubtful for ICC Cricket World Cup 2007
Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar today proclaimed himself as a doubtful starter
for next month's World Cup with his knee being still a matter of concern.
Shoaib, who spent the last week in London apparently to seek
medical opinion on his knee problem, said he would again leave for the c
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| Woolmer not to take risk with injured players
Coach Bob Woolmer today made itclear that injured fast bowlers like Shoaib
Akhtar and Mohammad Asif would have to prove their fitness to retaintheir
places in Pakistan`s World Cup cricket squad.
Woolmer not to take risk with injured players Karachi, Feb
22: Coach Bob Woolmer today made i
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Pak players have to prove fitness for WC
Coach Bob Woolmer today made it clear that injured fast bowlers like Shoaib
Akhtar and Mohammad Asif would have to prove their fitness to retain
their places in Pakistan's World Cup cricket squad.
Woolmer said the team has been badly hit by injury worries ahead of next month's
mega event
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| Ganguly times comeback perfectly
Former skipper Saurav Ganguly has given India an unexpected World Cup boost
after a comeback even his most ardent fans would have thought impossible.
Ganguly, 34, has been in sublime batting form, oozing with confidence and looking
fitter than ever before after his internationalcareer seem
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Sobers confident Australia will recover form
West Indies great Garfield Sobers said on Wednesday he was confident Australia
would bounce back from their recent string of losses and make a strong title defence
at next months World Cup in the Caribbean.
The world champions were whitewashed 3-0 in the one-day series
against hosts
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| India`s famed quartet eye last shot at Cup glory
A quartet of India`s golden generation of cricketers will aim for glory in West
Indies in what is expected to be their last World Cup.
The game`s ultimate prize is still missing from the trophy
cabinets of stalwarts Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Saurav
Ganguly and Anil Kumble.
Leg-
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I will be match-fit before WC: Pathan
Beleaguered cricketer Irfan Pathan stoutly defended himself against criticism, saying
he remained positive about a successful performance in the world cup despite
question marks over his form and fitness.
"I have been answering these queries about the loss of
in-swing and drop in pa
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