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| Fresh tantrums could land pakistani cricketer Shoaib Akhtar in panic
Fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar could find himself in more trouble after throwing
a trantrum at the Pakistan Cricket Board headquarters in Lahore
last evening.
Akhtar was earlier fined a total of 300,000 rupees and docked points from his
new central contract for indiscipline.
The paceman had l
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Jharkhand Chief Minister says Surprise gift awaits Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who has been appointed India's Twenty-20 capatin, has a
surprise gift coming his way if he powers the team to success in the coming World
Championship in South Africa next month.
"I congratulate Dhoni on his elevation as captain of India Twenty-20 team.
A s
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| Twenty 20 cricket World Cup Dhoni appointed captain sehwag Pathan Harbhajan included
Mahendra Singh Dhoni was today appointed captain of the Indian cricket team for
the upcoming Twenty-20 World Cup in South Africa as the selectors recalled
Virender Sehwag, Irfan Pathan and Harbhajan Singh for the
inaugural edition of the new version of the game.
With regular captain Rahul
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Monty Panesar feels cricket must be played in right spirit
Seeking to bury the jelly-bean incident as a thing of past, England spinner
Monty Panesar said cricket should be played in the right spirit.
Panesar said the jellygate in the second Test at Trent Bridge was "unintentional"
and should not affect the game's spirit in future.
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| Andrew Flintoff returns for ODI cricket series against India
All-rounder Andrew Flintoff today returned to the England squad
for the first four one-dayers of the seven-match cricket series against India
starting August 21.
However, his return to action would be subject to regaining full fitness from
the right ankle surgery, which forced him ou
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PCB warns Inzamam ul haq against joining Indian Cricket League
Alcohol abuse by some of the South African cricketers was a cause of their poor
performance during the recent ICC World Cup in the West Indies, observes
Adrian le Roux, the former fitness trainer of the team.
"In my opinion, the use of alcohol within the national team is a problem.
Th
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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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ODI and Twenty20 indian cricket squads to be picked in August
The Indian squads for the seven-match ODI series against England and for
the Twenty20 World Cup in South Africa will be chosen here on August 7,
the Cricket Board announced today.
The selectors also have to name the captain for the inaugural Twenty-20 championships
as Rahul Dravid, alongwi
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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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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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| 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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Graeme Smith to lead South Africa in Twenty20 cricket World Cup 2007
Hosts South Africa announced a provisional 30-member squad for the inaugural
ICC Twenty20 World Cup in September.
Graeme Smith has been named as captain while Jacques Kallis was
chosen as vice-captain of the side.
The list which include veterans Shaun Pollock and Mark Boucher
will be pr
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| South African cricket board worried with security in Pakistan
Scheduled to visit Pakistan for a Test and ODI series later this year,
South Africa has expressed its concern over the brewing political scenario
in the country.
A six-member security delegation of the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCBSA)
is visiting the country to assess the secur
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Cheteshwar Pujara sees prospect beyond upcoming Twenty20 world cup cricket 2007
After creating ripples at the junior level, gifted Saurashtra batsman Cheteshwar
Pujara is banking on his experience in Australia's Centre of Excellence (CoE)
to justify his selection among the Twenty20 World Cup probables.
Pujara, billed as a future Team India stuff, has a mature head
on
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| Future Cup cricket trophies recovered and would be delivered at the BCCI office in Mumbai
The trophies won by the Indian cricketers in the Future Cup one-day series against
South Africa in Ireland have been recovered and would be delivered
at the BCCI office in Mumbai today.
Indian Cricket Board Secretary Niranjan Shah said the luggage containing
the team's winners' trophy, Sac
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Sachin Tendulkar believes he is nowhere near the retirement yet
Sachin Tendulkar says his opting out of the inaugural Twenty20 World Championships
does not signal a possible imminent retirement from other forms of the game as
well, at least for the time being.
Ever since India's disastrous World Cup campaign in the Caribbean earlier this
year, there ha
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| PCB says It would be difficult to convince touring cricket teams
After insisting that the Australian security delegation's visit was a routine
affair, the Pakistan Cricket Board now admits that it would be hard to
convince the touring teams for playing here in the wake of Red Mosque operation
in Islamabad.
"It would not be wrong to say we are a bit
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Sachin Tendulkar to go in cricket Tests with confident frame of mind
After smashing a superb 171 against England Lions, Sachin Tendulkar
has said he was relieved at spending some time in the middle to go in the upcoming
cricket Test series with a confident frame of mind.
Tendulkar, who is leading the Indians in the three-day warm up match, had not
pla
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| Transit of Indian cricket team Ireland medals delayed due to traffic
If it was the Indian cricketers who were caught up in a traffic jam in UK the
other day, their bags containing the trophies they won in Ireland have
also had to suffer a similar fate.
The team's winners' trophy, Sachin Tendulkar's man of the series, and Yuvraj
Singh's and Gautam Gamb
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India moves up to fifth spot after series win in Future Cup
The Future Cup win against South Africa in Ireland has pushed India
to fifth spot and helped four of its players to jump into the top ten of the Maruti
Suzuki ODI rankings.
Team India, ranked as low as eighth in April, now has 69 points.
World champions Australia continue their dominance i
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| Nasim Ashraf says Pakistan is safe for international teams
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Nasim Ashraf said that his country
was safe and secure to host international teams despite the recent clashes between
security forces and Islamic militants at the Lal Masjid in Islamabad.
Ruling out the possibility of Pakistan being forced to change its
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Nasim Ashraf says Pakistan is safe for international teams
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Nasim Ashraf said
that his country was safe and secure to host international teams despite the
recent clashes between security forces and Islamic militants at the Lal Masjid
in Islamabad.
Ruling out the possibility of Pakistan being forced to cha
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| Staging twenty20 cricket World cup 2007 Championship is premature
Australian Cricketers' Association Chief Paul Marsh has criticised the
International Cricket Council for premature staging of the Twenty20 World
Cup this year, saying the initial focus should be its development at domestic
level.
"The administrators need to work out, is Twenty20 serio
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India start Twenty20 cricket world cup campaign on Sep 13
India, grouped with arch-foes Pakistan and minnows Scotland in Group
D, will commence their campaign in the ICC Twenty20 World Cup at Kingsmead in
Durban, South Africa, on September 13.
India, who did not include their top three players - Rahul Dravid,
Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly -
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| Kumar Sangakkara on the rise in LG ICC Player Rankings
Sri Lankan Kumar Sangakkara has risen to a career-high third position in
the latest LG ICC Player Rankings for Test batsmen after hitting an unbeaten 200
against Bangladesh.
The stylish left-hander, playing as a batting specialist after starting as a wicketkeeper-batsman,
scored his fifth
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India to play warm up cricket game against Sussex tomorrow
Fresh from their one-day cricket series triumph over the South Africans in Ireland,
India will launch their gruelling tour of England with a four-day warm-up
game against County champions Sussex here tomorrow.
The two teams, however, will keep one eye on the quirky weather as it has been
ra
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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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A tale of two batsmen Sachintendulkar and Yuvraj singh
India's 2-1 triumph over South Africa in the off-shore series has been
a tale of two batsmen.
If Sachin Tendulkar hogged the headlines at the start with his two 90-plus
knocks but Yuvraj Singh put the smiles back on the Indian team by sealing
victory in the last two matches.
While the ret
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| highlights of the last one dayer between India vs South Africa
Following are the statistical highlights of the third and final one-dayer between
India and South Africa, played here on Sunday. # India registered
their first ever win in a bilateral series against South Africa away from home.
# India, with two successive six-wicket victories at Belfast, fo
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Indian Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar is unfazed by criticism
Sachin Tendulkar says the worst of controversies and sharpest of criticisms only
strengthen his resolve and he always lets his bat do the talking.
"It is their (the critics') job to have opinions. But when I hold a cricket
bat in my hand it's a tougher and bigger job. That is what I wil
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