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| Geoff Lawson gets his nose in front in race for Pakistan coach job
Australian fast bowler Geoff Lawson seems to have nudged ahead of compatriots
Dav Whatmore and Richard Done in the race to become the Pakistan
cricket coach with captain Shoaib Malik favouring him over the other two
candidates.
Pakistan's cricket manager Talat Ali, who met with the Chairma
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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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| Greg Chappell says Only one practice game could leave India vulnerable
Former India coach Greg Chappell has said that only one tour game
before the first cricket Test could leave the Indian team under-prepared for the
tough tour of Australia later this year.
India would get to play only one three-day tour match against Victoria at the
Junction Oval from Decem
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Stakes high as India vs Pakistan clash in scotland
India and Pakistan, the traditional rivals who have suffered similar failures
and revivals in the recent past, face off once again in an off-shore cricket one-dayer
here tomorrow.
The two teams would be meeting for the first time since the World Cup two months
ago, during which time both ha
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| Dave Nosworthy indirectly applied for India cricket coach job
Dave Nosworthy, the New Zealand 'A' and Canterbury coach whose has reportedly
applied for the job of coaching the Indian cricket team, has pleaded ignorance
about the news.
South African Nosworthy said he knew nothing about the BCCI's shortlist but said
that his London-based agent might ha
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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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| Espn Star sports to to telecast 157 days of live cricket
Fans can look forward to a cricketing extravaganza as ESPN STAR Sports prepares
to telecast India's tour of England and Australia and the inaugral Twenty20
World Cup.
ESPN-STAR will telecast 157 days of cricket from June 2007 to September 2008 which
also includes the Asia Cup 2008 and the
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Dav Whatmore praises Pakistan cricket team
Dav Whatmore until a month ago was more interested in coaching the Indian team
than any other side.
Having snubbed initial overtures from the Pakistan Cricket Board in the
hope that he would get the coveted coaching position with the Indian team after
the World Cup, Whatmore is now keen to
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| Sharad Pawar named head of 2011 cricket World Cup Organising Committee
BCCI President Sharad Pawar, after being elected Chairman of the 2011 World
Cup Organising Committee, vowed today to make the event spectator friendly with
low priced tickets for the cricket-crazy fans in the sub-continent.
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Naseem Ashraf was named chief conven
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Umpires and referees for Scotland cricket matches announced
Umpires Mark Benson, Billy Bowden and Aleem Dar will stand in the
upcoming cricket matches in Ireland which will also see India and South
Africa in action.
Australian Alan Hurst has been appointed match referee for the matches to be played
between June 23 and July 1.
India's match against
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| An Australian can be a good cricket coach for India said Ricky Ponting
Australian captain Ricky Ponting today said he saw no reason why an Australian
coach could not do a good job in India when quite a few of them were doing
well with teams around the world.
"I think Tom Moody has done some terrific job in Sri Lanka
leading them to the World Cup final an
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni retains fourth place in LG ICC cricket Player Rankings
Despite his unbeaten 139 in the Afro Asia Cup final in Chennai, Indian
wicket-keeper batsman Mahendra Singh Dhoni remained in the fourth place
in the latest LG-ICC Player Rankings for ODI batsmen.
Dhoni, who hit the highest-ever ODI score by a number seven batsman in Chennai,
now trails th
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| Younis khan avalable for ODI matches against India in Scotlald
Senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan has made himself available for the
upcoming one-dayers against India and Scotland in the United Kingdom.
The national selectors contacted Younis, who relented after refusing initially,
sources close to the batsman said.
The selectors, however, will make
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Dav Whatmore relents for Pakistan cricket coach job
After surprisingly failing to remain in contention for team India's coach,
former Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore has now responded positively
to Pakistan's job offer, PCB sources claimed today.
The source said that former Pakistan captain, Wasim Akram
had also been consulted on the appoint
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| Kenya likely to host next Afro Asia Cup in June 2008
Kenya is likely to host the next Afro Asia Cup which would be held in June
next year, the Asian Cricket Council said today.
"The next Afro-Asia Cup, the third edition, will be held next June in Africa
and the likely venue is Kenya where the facilities and weather would be
ideal,"
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Sharad Pawar to lead 2011 World Cup organising committee
Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) President Sharad Pawar is likely to
be named as chairman of the 2011 World Cup organising committee when it
is constituted formally next month.
The board officials of the four Asian Test playing nations - India, Pakistan,
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh - are to meet i
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| Inzamam advices Pakistan players to avoid brushes with officials
Concerned about Pakistani players getting frequent reprimands for their on-field
conduct, former captain Inzamam ul Haq has advised his teammates to avoid
getting into skirmishes with match officials and rival cricketers.
Referring to the reprimand issued to pacer Mohammad Asif during the re
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Indian Cricket Board blames DD for India Bangladesh Test series blackout
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) today squarely blamed
public broadcaster Doordarshan for denying millions of Indian fans the
chance of watching the ongoing Test series between India and Bangladesh.
"Doordarshan is to be blamed for this. They should have prepared an underst
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| Pakistan Cricket team leaves for Abu Dhabi ODI Series
The new look Pakistan cricket squad prepared to fly out to Abu Dhabi
today to play a one-day series against Sri Lanka with new captain, Shoaib Malik exhorting his team to get back to winning ways.
Malik also made it clear he was not under any pressure leading the side for the
first time in a
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni describes match winning knock as one of his best innings
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who defied cramps to fashion an Indian victory in the first
of the three-match one day cricket series against Bangladesh, today
termed his unbeaten 91 as one of the most memorable innings of his career.
Dhoni fought a cramped right hamstring to take his team home with a
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| Adam Gilchrist is a highly principled man Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia has shot back at its Sri Lankan counterpart for terming
Adam Gilchrist's squash ball tactic as "unethical" and defended
their vice-captain as a "highly principled man".
CA Spokesman Peter Young refused to admit that Gilchrist gained an unfair
advantage
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John Buchanan calls squash ball row a fuss
Irked by the "unethical" charge levelled at Adam Gilchrist for
using a squash ball in his gloves in the World Cup final, outgoing Australian
coach John Buchanan said people should not make fuss over this "non-issue".
More than a week after the final in which Gilchrist bel
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| Umpires named for India-Bangadesh cricket Odi series
Ashoka De Silva of Sri Lanka and Bangladesh's Enamul Huq
and Nadir Shah will officiate in three-match one day cricket series
between India and Bangladesh beginning from May 10.
Shah will stand with neutral umpire De Silva in the first match at Mirpur while
Huq will join him for the last tw
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Adam Gilchrist feels he tested the patience of selectors
Had Adam Gilchrist been a selector, he would have long dropped himself from the
Australian ranks and the opener feels he really tested the patience of national
selectors with his stretch of poor run.
The Australian vice-captain produced one of the most memorable knocks of his spectacular
ca
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| Farcical end took gloss off World Cup 07 triumph Ricky Ponting
Australian captain Ricky Ponting today admitted that the farcical finish
to the cricket World Cup took a bit of the gloss off his side's third consecutive
triumph.
Australia's win in the final against Sri Lanka was marred by some poor
officiating.
With the Sri Lankan batsmen accepting an
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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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| ICC policy of neutral umpires questioned for WC 07
The International Cricket Council has drawn flak from former cricketers Darren Lehmann of Australia and England all rounder Derek Pringle
for considering umpires' nationality over their "excellence" in big
games like World Cup final.
The duo believe the ICC must move beyond parochi
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ICC apologises for farcical final, won't blacklist officials
International Cricket Council chief executive Malcolm Speed has apologised
for the farcical end to Saturday's World Cup final but ruled out blacklisting
the erring officials.
"It was an unnecessary error, a fundamental error. It was made under difficult
circumstances at the end of the
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| Glenn Mcgrath fifth among all time great bowlers
Glenn McGrath, who retired from international cricket after Australia's cricket
World Cup win against Sri Lanka on Saturday, finished his career in fifth
place in the all-time LG-ICC Player Rankings for ODI bowlers.
McGrath, who was named as Player of the Tournament after taking 26 wickets, is
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Afro-Asian cup: Graeme Smith captain, Steve Tikolo his deputy
Cricket skipper of Kenya, Steve Tikolo, will be vice-captain to the South
African captain Graeme Smith in the Africa team for the second Afro-Asian
cricket tournament to be held in India in June.
According to the sources, Tikolo was one of four Kenyans in
the squad that also feature pla
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