Afghanistan, Hong Kong move a step closer to 2011 WC
Afghanistan and Hong Kong sealed promotion from the Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 4 after securing comprehensive victories in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania on Friday.
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Sourav changed the face of Indian cricket
Sourav Ganguly was always at his most attractive playing off the front foot. While it remains to be seen how his weary 36-year-old legs cope with the challenge posed by the Aussie bowlers in the Tests beginning Thursday, his decision to quit after this series shows that he hasn’t yet lost his brilliant sense of timing.
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`Ponting will surpass Tendulkar`
Ricky Ponting`s flamboyant maiden hundred on Indian soil led Greg Chappell to foretell that the Aussie skipper will eventually pass Sachin Tendulkar`s record of maximum Test centuries.
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We can now fight back in the match: Dravid
Having clawed their way back in the first cricket Test against Australia with a brilliant batting by the lower order batsmen, Rahul Dravid on Saturday said India had to remain positive as "anything could happen" on a track which is showing signs of deterioration.
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We will be going for a win: Mitchell Johnson
Mitchell Johnson, who rocked the Indian top-order with his four-wicket haul, said the Australians would be pressing for a win despite India`s wagging tail taking their first innings total past 300.
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Superstars thrash Warriors by 6 wickets
Dhaka Warriors’ ICL debut did not go down exactly as per plan as they went down to Chennai Superstars by 6 wickets in the second match of Indian Cricket League’s season 2, played at the Lal Bahadur Stadium in Hyderabad.
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Oram helps Kiwis level series with 75 runs victory
An unbeaten 75 runs from 62 balls and two cheap wickets not only gave Jacob Oram the honour of being the Man of the Match but also helped New Zealand to register a 75-run win over Bangladesh in the second ODI on Saturday. With this, the Kiwis levelled the three-match series 1-1.
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Zaheer, Haddin in heated discussion
Heated discussion between Zaheer Khan and Brad Haddin of Australia was seen being resolved by visiting captain Ricky Ponting during the third day`s action in the first cricket Test here on Saturday.
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Ranatunga urges ICC to compel teams to honour FTP
With the Executive Board meeting of the International Cricket Council round the corner, Sri Lanka Cricket chief Arjuna Ranatunga has urged the ICC to take a firm stand against teams refusing to honour the commitments of the Future Tour Programmes on security grounds.
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Asif’s dope case hearing adjourned
The day-long preliminary hearing of Pakistan and Delhi Daredevils pacer Mohammed Asif by the Indian Premier League`s Drugs Inquiry Tribunal here today was inconclusive and adjourned for four weeks amid question marks over the body`s jurisdiction in dealing with this case.
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England all-rounder Paul Collingwood is not into a flashy lifestyle, and prefers to keep his earnings from the game under his bed.
Afghanistan and Hong Kong sealed promotion from the Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 4 after securing comprehensive victories in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania on Friday.
Sourav Ganguly was always at his most attractive playing off the front foot. While it remains to be seen how his weary 36-year-old legs cope with the challenge posed by the Aussie bowlers in the Tests beginning Thursday, his decision to quit after this series shows that he hasn’t yet lost his brilliant sense of timing.
Ricky Ponting`s flamboyant maiden hundred on Indian soil led Greg Chappell to foretell that the Aussie skipper will eventually pass Sachin Tendulkar`s record of maximum Test centuries.
Having clawed their way back in the first cricket Test against Australia with a brilliant batting by the lower order batsmen, Rahul Dravid on Saturday said India had to remain positive as "anything could happen" on a track which is showing signs of deterioration.
Mitchell Johnson, who rocked the Indian top-order with his four-wicket haul, said the Australians would be pressing for a win despite India`s wagging tail taking their first innings total past 300.
Dhaka Warriors’ ICL debut did not go down exactly as per plan as they went down to Chennai Superstars by 6 wickets in the second match of Indian Cricket League’s season 2, played at the Lal Bahadur Stadium in Hyderabad.
An unbeaten 75 runs from 62 balls and two cheap wickets not only gave Jacob Oram the honour of being the Man of the Match but also helped New Zealand to register a 75-run win over Bangladesh in the second ODI on Saturday. With this, the Kiwis levelled the three-match series 1-1.
Heated discussion between Zaheer Khan and Brad Haddin of Australia was seen being resolved by visiting captain Ricky Ponting during the third day`s action in the first cricket Test here on Saturday.
With the Executive Board meeting of the International Cricket Council round the corner, Sri Lanka Cricket chief Arjuna Ranatunga has urged the ICC to take a firm stand against teams refusing to honour the commitments of the Future Tour Programmes on security grounds.
The day-long preliminary hearing of Pakistan and Delhi Daredevils pacer Mohammed Asif by the Indian Premier League`s Drugs Inquiry Tribunal here today was inconclusive and adjourned for four weeks amid question marks over the body`s jurisdiction in dealing with this case.