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| Pathan still needs to prove himself: Shah
Cricket board secretary Niranjan Shah today made it clear that paceman
Irfan Pathan, a part of India`s 15-member World Cup squad, still
required to prove himself by playing in the domestic circuit.
"Pathan has to still prove himself and maybe he has to
play one match of Deodhar Troph
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I’m not surprised at WC exclusion: Powar
Ramesh Powar says he did not expect to be picked for World Cup after not
getting enough opportunities to prove himself in the lead up matches but rues
that he never got a chance to show his all-round ability.
Powar, who narrowly missed the flight to the Caribbean
for the quadrennial event
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| Dravid hails players for victory
Indian skipper, Rahul Dravid, today hailed the players for bouncing back into
the series after being 1-0 down and then registering a comprehensive seven-wicket
victory over Sri Lanka in the fourth and final one-dayer in Visakhapatnam
to clinch the series with a 2-1 margin.
"Credit goe
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India overwhelm Sri Lanka to win series 2-1
India thrashed Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the fourth and final one-dayer
to clinch the Hero Honda Cup series 2-1 here at Vizag stadium.
Chasing the target of 260, Robin Uthappa and Sehwag
provided hurricane start to the hosts. Uthappa scored 52 runs in just 37 deliveries
while out-of
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| We are peaking at the right time, says Ganguly
After winning his first series award in six years, Sourav Ganguly today said
that both his personal form and that of the Indian team were peaking at the right
time for the World Cup.
"We are going into the World Cup with the right frame
of mind. We will get similar wickets in the We
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Chamara Silva's maiden ton rescues Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka rode on a maiden hundred by Chamara Silva to recover from another
top order slump and post a challenging 259 for seven in 47 overs in the fourth
and final cricket one-dayer against India here today.
Twenty-seven-year old Silva justified his inclusion in place
of Upul Tharanga by
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| Indian bowlers rip into Sri Lankan batting
Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly provided much-needed
breakthrough to his side when he had Dilshan caught by Robin Uthappa
on 28 after the visitors lost four early wickets against India in the fourth
and final limited-overs international being played here today.
Silva is not out o
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Sreesanth strikes red hot form, claims Attapatu first ball
It was a dream start for Sreesanth as he delivered his first
ball and saw the wickets spatter all over the ground. Attapatu was taken off-guard
as he tried to defend but unfortunately got an inside edge. He lost his off-stump
and the Sri Lankans were left stranded with their top 4 batsme
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| India wins toss, elects to field
Indian captain Rahul Dravid won the toss and elected
to field first in the fourth and final one-day cricket international against
Sri Lanka here today.
Apart from Sachin Tendulkar, earlier ruled out because
of back problem, India brought in paceman S. Sreesanth in the place for Munaf
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India, Sri Lanka gear up for the serier decider at Vizag
With the one-day cricket series tantalisingly poised at 1-1,
India`s ability to perform in a crunch situation will be tested when they go
into the series decider against Sri Lanka on Saturday without the services of
Sachin Tendulkar.
Tendulkar, who had shown glimpses of his vintage fo
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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
up
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| Tendulkar to miss series decider against SL on Feb 17
The Indian team has suffered a severe setback with star batsman
Sachin Tendulkar pulling out of the 4th and final ODI against
Sri Lanka to be played on Saturday.
The BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah announced on
Thursday that Tendulkar pulled out of the crucial tie due to a stiff back. Th
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Tendulkar to sit out of final ODI with stiff back
Sachin Tendulkar today joined India's list of fitness concerns
with a stiff back and would be "rested" for the fourth and final cricket
one-dayer against Sri Lanka.
"Tendulkar has a stiff back and the team management has
decided to rest him for the final ODI against Sri
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| HC directs Nimbus to provide live cricket feed to DD
The Delhi High Court today directed Nimbus Communication to provide live feed
for the cricket match between India and Sri Lanka to be played on
February 17 in Visakhapatnam.
The bench comprising Justice Vikramjit Sen and Justice
J P Singh passed the order after Nimbus counsel Gopal Jain
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Ashraf in London to consult lawyers on doping case
The Delhi High Court today directed Nimbus Communication to provide live feed
for the cricket match between India and Sri Lanka to be played on
February 17 in Visakhapatnam.
The bench comprising Justice Vikramjit Sen and Justice
J P Singh passed the order after Nimbus counsel Gopal Jain
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| Zimbabwe name 15 man squad for Cricket World Cup 2007
Friday Kasteni is the one surprise name in the 15-man Zimbabwe squad for
the World Cup.
The 18-year-old left-hander has limited experience, but impressed
during the Under-19 World Cup in Sri Lanka last year, and has
been preferred to 23-year-old Hamilton Masakadza.
The latter has been
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Zaheer rattles Lankan batters
Indian speedster Zaheer Khan claimed a five-wicket haul as Sri Lanka managed
a modest total of 230 runs in the third One Day International of the four-match
series here.
Left-arm seamer Zaheer blasted the Lankan top order in a sensational
opening spell when he had 3-4 in his first three
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| Sri Lanka stabilise after Indian blitzkrieg
Indian spin wizard Harbhajan Singh took Tillakaratne Dilshans
wicket as he edged one to wicket keeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. With this
Harbhajan Singh broke a strong partnership of 89 runs between Dilshan and Russell Arnold. Meanwhile, Dilshan made a credible 42 runs off 54 balls. Sri Lanka
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Zaheer knocks down Sri Lankan top order
Indian pacer Zaheer Khan has sent shock waves across the Sri Lankan camp
as he has taken three Sri Lankan wickets. Last ODI charmer Kumar Sangakkara
was bowled by Zaheer Khan as the ball kept a little low and nipped back in only
to take the bottom edge from Sangakkaras bat to hit on his
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| Pathan bigger worry than Sehwag, say Shastri and Akram
Describing Irfan Pathan as a bigger worry for India in the World Cup
than Virender Sehwag, former cricketers Ravi Shastri and Wasim
Akram said the Baroda paceman should be allowed to open the bowling to help
him regain his rhythm quickly.
"Irfan is a bigger worry than Sehwag for the te
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Sehwag, Irfan should regain touch
After being selected for the World Cup, it is time for out-of-form players
like Virender Sehwag and Irfan Pathan to regain their touch as they
go into the must-win third cricket one dayer against Sri Lanka here
today.
The shocking defeat in the last game at Rajkot must have made the home te
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| Jayawardene challenges Team India
Sri Lankan skipper, Mahela Jayawardene, today threw the gauntlet at India
ahead of the third cricket one dayer, saying the hosts had to play "really
good cricket" right through the contest to be able to beat his team.
Jayawardene said that his players had developed the attitude
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Yuvi, Agarkar fit to play in must-win tie situation
India received a big boost ahead of the third cricket one-dayer against Sri Lanka with batsman Yuvraj Singh and all-rounder Ajit Agarkar
being declared fit for the must-win cricket game which gives some of the struggling
Cricket World Cup 2007 team members another chance to regain their touch.
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| Virendra Sehwag is an innings away from coming good
As pressure builds up on an out-of-form Virender Sehwag to deliver the
goods, Indian captain Rahul Dravid today sought to motivate the Delhi batsman,
saying he was just one innings away from recapturing his form.
Dravid said the whole team was eager to see the swashbuckling
batsman find h
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Irfan Pathan, Anil Kumble, Sreesanth not to play Goa ODI
Some of Rahul Dravids men would not be able to touch Margaos
turf for 3rd cricket ODI against Sri Lanka as they are either down injured
or are out of the cricket team for personal reasons. Indian cricket captain said
this a day after the icc cricket world cup west indies 2007 squad
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| Post icc cricket world cup west indies 2007 selections, India-Sri Lanka ODI a rehearsal
With the Indian and Sri Lankan cricket teams for the icc cricket world cup west
indies 2007 announced, the third one day international between the two
countries here Wednesday will be little more than a rehearsal for next month's
mega cricket tournament.
Sri Lanka has taken a 1-0 lead with
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Shanthakumaran Sreesanth selected for icc cricket world cup west indies 2007
Kerala speedster Shanthakumaran Sreesanth today said it was a dream come
true for him to book a berth in the next month's icc cricket world cup west indies
2007 squad and a great opportunity to perform well.
"It is a dream come true for me. It is God's grace. It
is really a great opp
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| Security beefed up in Goa for 3rd one day international cricket match
Goa will have heavy security in place next fortnight for two major crowd pulling
events - the Feburay 14 India-Sri Lanka ODI.
Gun-wielding Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) coupled
with the Goa Police are deployed at different locations while local intelligence
has been put on ale
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Indian cricket team may slip to sixth spot in ICC rankings
Indian Cricket team face the threat of dropping to sixth position in LG ICC ODI
ranking while South African cricket team sniff a chance to topple Australian cricket
team at top.
Indian cricket team, now fifth with 107 points, may slide one
place if they lose the remaining two ODIs of the
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