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| Gary Kirsten delays decision and wants to find if seniors cricketers are unhappy
Former South African batsman Gary Kirsten has decided to delay his decision
about taking over as Indias next cricket coach following reports that senior players
are unhappy about his appointment.
The South African, who was scheduled to convey his willingness to the board by
today, said he d
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Sell out cricket crowd for first India vs Australia ODI match in Bangalore
Four days ahead of the first match of the one-day series between India
and Australia here, excitement is already in the air as a sell-out crowd
gears up for the limited overs game.
Tickets for for the September 29 match were sold in no time, fuelled by India's
sterling performance in the T
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| Venkatesh Prasad raises question over Munaf Patel current form
With India's bowling falling to pieces in the one-day series
against England, bowling coach Venkatesh Prasad today said he
was not happy with Munaf Patel's form and felt the fast bowler was not doing
his job with enough intensity.
Prasad also said that he will be giving a proposal to
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Sharad Pawar says Indian Cricket coach to be appointed in a month
Coach for Team India is expected to be appointed in a month's time, BCCI
President Sharad Pawar said today.
Pawar also said there is no proposal before the BCCI to pick former coach Greg
Chappell for an advisory role at the National Cricket Academy.
Asked about the progress made on appoint
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| Team India to rest key cricketers for match against Lanka A squad
Having taken a 1-0 lead in the three-match cricket Test series against England,
India will rest some of their key players when they take on Sri Lanka 'A'
in a three-day practice match here tomorrow.
The Indians are likely to go into the match without big guns
like Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav
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Venkatesh prasad will be handy in guiding rookies in England said Javagal Srinath
Former India pacer Javagal Srinath has sought to debunk the theory
that the team would struggle with an inexperienced bowling attack on the upcoming
tour of England.
India's 16-member squad for the three-Test series in England in July features
rookies Ishant Sharma, Ranadeb Bose and the re
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| Cricket Camp in full swing after six players arrive on day two
The cricket camp for the Ireland-bound Indian one-day squad began in full swing
on the second day here today following the arrival of six players who could not
reach yesterday because of flight delays.
Former captain Sourav Ganguly and wicketkeeper-batsman Mahendra Singh Dhoni,
Yuvraj Sing
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Cricket Bowlers continue to slug it out at the campaign
For the second day running, the 14 bowlers at the ongoing conditioning camp went
through some tough workouts under the watchful eyes of Team India trainer
Gregory King and former pacer Venkatesh Prasad here at the Infosys
ground here today.
With the venue not being accessible to the media,
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| Indian Cricket team returns from Bangladesh
Indian cricket team today returned here from Dhaka after a successful tour
of Bangladesh where they won both the one-day and Test series.
Most of the players left for their home destinations taking different flights
and Sourav Ganguly drove home straight while team manager Ravi Shastri,
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Talismanic Anil Kumble ready for another Cricket battle
His partners may come and go, but Anil Kumble goes on forever.
The World Cup severely dented the reputation of many
an established player in the Indian team, but with the exception of Kumble.
The 35-year-old leggie has come through several crises in his
17-year-long playing career. Po
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| Indian cricket team start tune up for Bangladesh trip
India's Bangladesh tour preparations for the coming cricket tour of Bangladesh
got off the ground with a light fielding and fitness regime at the Eden Gardens
here today.
Under the watchful eyes of physical trainer Gregory Allen King, the Indian
team members went through their paces for on
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Indian Cricket team think tank arrive to begin a new innings
With the World Cup disaster behind them, the Indian team think-tank assembled
here today to begin a new innings with a five-day conditioning camp from Wednesday
before embarking on the Bangladesh tour.
Newly-appointed cricket manager Ravi Shastri and skipper
Rahul Dravid flew in here to w
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