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| Pawar to talk to players before team's departure
The BCCI president, Sharad Pawar, will address the Indian World Cup
team here on February 27 before it leaves for the West Indies.
The BCCI chief will talk to players after the official
media conference at the Board's headquarters in the Wankhede Stadium,
Board sources said today.
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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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| India peaking at right time: Sreesanth
Medium pacer Shanthakumaran Sreesanth today said India had peaked at right time,
brightening it`s chances to win the prestigious Cricket World Cup beginning
in the West Indies from next month.
"The team has peaked at the right time and everyone has
shown fine touch," said the 2
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I will think of World Cup when I reach WI: Ganguly
After a brilliant performance in the India Sri Lanka ODI series,
former skipper Sourav Ganguly returned home today to a warm welcome from
fans.
Ganguly, who arrived from Visakhapatnam by Cormandel
Express, was received at the Howrah station by his family and friends even as
hundreds o
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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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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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| Pakistan dope-tests World Cup players
Pakistan dope-tested most of its World Cup cricket squad with the futures
of key fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif hanging in the
balance.
Thirteen of the 15-man squad plus five reserves were tested
after flying back from South Africa, officials said on Friday.
Akhtar and Asi
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Kenyan officials settle pay-row with World Cup players
Kenyan cricket chiefs have settled a pay row with World
Cup-bound players who staged a one-day sit-in earlier this week.
Kenya captain Steve Tikolo said on Friday the
players held a meeting with Cricket Kenya officials on Thursday where
the dispute which threatened World Cup preparati
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| England remain focussed on World Cup: Panesar
England left-arm spinner Monty Panesar said the side
remains focussed on performing well at next month`s World Cup and will not be
distracted by last week`s tri-series finals success over world champions Australia.
England recovered from a 5-0 Ashes series drubbing to
overcome Aus
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Series win will give momentum ahead of World Cup: Dravid
Indian captain Rahul Dravid and his Sri Lankan counterpart
Mahela Jayawardene on Friday agreed that the series decider on Saturday
would give the winning side a minor psychological edge ahead of the World
Cup.
Dravid said that a positive result in the match on Saturday
would not m
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| Australian batsman Clarke sent home with hip injury
Australian batsman Michael Clarke has been ordered to return home from his team's
short tour of New Zealand because of a hip problem.
Clarke, who was originally selected as vice-captain for the three-match tour,
missed Friday's series opener in Wellington after feeling pain in his hip the
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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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| Eng can win World Cup: Panesar
Having shown strength of character in turning things around to win the triangular
series Down Under, England can win the World Cup if they sustain their
brilliant form, according to English spinner Monty Panesar.
"I think there is lot of character shown by the England
team especiall
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Mahmood included in Pakistan World Cup reserves
All rounder Azhar Mahmood has been added to Pakistan's reserves for the
World Cup starting in West Indies next month after clearance from
the ICC.
National selector Iqbal Qasim said that Mahmood had
been included in place of uncapped spinner Mansoor Amjad as cover for pace bowlers
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| Cricket: Ireland stick to tried and tested
Ireland today have confirmed their 15-man squad for the World Cup, which starts
in the West Indies next month.
The 15 who played in the recent world league in Kenya
have all been retained.
Ireland will be led by Australian-born Trent Johnston
and also include Middlesex batsman Eoin M
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Canada picks diverse 15-man roster for World Cup
Canada's cricket World Cup squad includes a forklift driver, accountant, salesman,
and teacher.
With just two pros among the 15 players named yesterday, Canada
will be rank underdogs in its Group C matches against England, New Zealand and Kenya in the Caribbean next month.
But coach Andy
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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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Samuels can play in Cricket World Cup: ICC
West Indian cricketer Marlon Samuels, involved in conversation with a cricket
bookie, is allowed to play in the Cricket World Cup, if selected, as the
ICC has not set up a timeframe for probe into the matter.
International Cricket Council Media Manager Brian Murgatroyd
said the game's gov
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| India, Pak to play a friendly ODI at Lords
Pakistan and India will play a friendly one day cricket match at the Lords
on July 12 to raise funds for a charity headed by Prince Charles.
"The Lords game is confirmed and it is not only for a
good cause but will also provide Pakistani and Indians living in England
to watch their
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Kenya names 2007 Cricket World Cup squad
Kenya named the 15-man squad for the Cricket World Cup in the West Indies
retaining the same side that won the world cricket division one title they hosted
earlier this month.
Long-serving skipper Steve Tikolo retains his place
with all-rounder Thomas Odoyo as his deputy, but the selectio
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| It could have been a couple of ODIs ban said Shahid Afridi
Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi has termed the four-match ODI ban imposed
on him by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as `harsh`, saying a
two-match ban would have sufficed.
``I think it was harsh decision. It could have been a couple
of ODIs ban,`` he was quoted as saying by the
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late arrival of West Indies team to Nagpur noticed by ICC
The late arrival of the West Indies cricket team kits to Nagpur for the
Jan 21 cricket match with India has come under scanner as an International
Cricket Council (ICC) team Monday began probing the suspected betting scandal
here.
A team of the anti-corruption and security wing of the ICC,
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| BCCI announces World Cup squad
The Board of Control for Cricket in India today announced the 15-member cricket
squad for the 2007 Cricket World Cup, west indies with Virender Sehwag
finding a place in the team despite his recent not so good performances.
The National Selection Committee, along with skipper
Rahul Dravid
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Past performance will count: Dravid
Skipper Rahul Dravid today virtually gave the thumbs up for the struggling Virender Sehwag and Irfan Pathan for a berth in India's World Cup squad,
saying that past performance will be a factor while choosing the team for the
mega event.
Dravid said there would not be added pressure on any pla
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| BCCI working committee meet today
The issues of telecast rights and contract system for cricketers
are likely to feature in the BCCI 's working committee meet today.
The meeting assumes importance in the wake of the ordinance
which has made it mandatory for television rights owner to share the live feed
with public
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Chappell gets extra security
India's cricket coach Greg Chappell is being provided special security
during the Thursday's one-day match against Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens.
It is known that Chappell was assaulted by an unruly fan during
the recent home series against the West Indies.
The former Australian captain,
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| No plans for retirement: Jayasuriya
Sri Lanka batsman Sanath Jayasuriya today dismissed suggestions of retirement
and said that he was working hard on his fitness and enjoying the game.
"I am enjoying the game and working hard on the physical aspect of my
game. I am working hard on my fitness. I am planning to play in t
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Dhoni attains 3rd spot in ICC rankings
Swashbuckling Indian wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni jumped one place
to occupy the third position in the ICC ODI player rankings.
Dhoni, who blazed a 20-ball 40 against West Indies in
Vadodara, has 762 points and has Mike Hussey (848) and Kevin Pietersen
(778) above him in the lates
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| Sehwag is now careful about shot selection: coach
Under pressure to perform, Virender Sehwag has been advised to be more
careful with his shot selection and concentrate on spending more time in the middle
to regain his form.
Sehwag, who was dropped for the one day series against
the West Indies to sort out his batting problems after his
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India win 4th ODI by 160 runs
India bowled out the West Indies for 181 to win the fourth and final cricket
one-dayer by 160 runs and clinch the series 3-1 here today.
The Indians rode on Tendulkar's unbeaten ton to amass an imposing
341 for three and then bundled out the Caribbeans for 181 with more than eight
over
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