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Amla ”not surprised” at Kirsten”s decision to step down as coach
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”Proteas icon” Ntini not planning to retire despite cut from first class Warriors
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Ajmal backs ”lethal” teammates Irfan, Junaid Khan to ”bamboozle” opposition after Akram”s coaching
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Pak team management, players calling for retirement of ”nothing left to offer” Afridi
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Anderson bowls England back into first Test
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Heroes’ praise too much for 300-up Anderson
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Strauss wants Pietersen fit for Ashes
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Haq nets record and a duck in Scotland warm-up
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Pakistan beat Scotland by 96 runs, starting UK tour with confidence
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Australian bowler Tait angry over spot fix claims
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New Zealand stifle England in first Test
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Aussie bowler Tait angry over spot fix claims
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Spot-fixing row: N.Srinivasan calls the spot-fixers as ”dirty cricketers”
New Delhi: President of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) N.Srinivasan on Saturday termed the tainted Rajasthan Royals cricketers as “dirty cricketers” who have ...
Amla ”not surprised” at Kirsten”s decision to step down as coach
Islamabad: South African batsman Hashim Amla said that he is not surprised by the decision of Gary Kirsten to step down from the position of head coach of the team. Amla, who is currently ...
”Proteas icon” Ntini not planning to retire despite cut from first class Warriors
Johannesburg: Former South African fast bowler Makhaya Ntini has said that he has no plans to retire at the moment, despite being notably omitted from the contracted squad of the first ...
Ajmal backs ”lethal” teammates Irfan, Junaid Khan to ”bamboozle” opposition after Akram”s coaching
Karachi: Pakistani spin star Saeed Ajmal praised fellow pace bowlers Mohammad Irfan and Junaid Khan, saying that the bowlers will be more destructive than before during the ICC Champions ...
Pak team management, players calling for retirement of ”nothing left to offer” Afridi
Karachi: The Pakistan team management and some players of the national team have said that former captain Shahid Afridi should retire from international cricket as he is ”finished” ...
CA to improve ”pay, conditions” for Oz women cricketers to ”boost professionalism”
Sydney: Australian women cricketers are set to take a major leap towards professionalism after Cricket Australia”s (CA) expected announcement of a major improvement in pay and ...
Anderson bowls England back into first Test
England cricketer James Anderson (R) appeals unsuccessfully for the wicket of New Zealand’s Kane Williamson during the second day of the first International Test cricket match ...
Heroes’ praise too much for 300-up Anderson
James Anderson delivers a ball against New Zealand at Lord’s on May 17, 2013. Anderson became only the fourth England bowler to take 300 Test wickets when he dismissed New Zealand’s ...
Strauss wants Pietersen fit for Ashes
England’s Kevin Pietersen is seen during a match at the Oval in London on July 21, 2012. Former England captain Andrew Strauss said Friday it was important for the side’s ...
Haq nets record and a duck in Scotland warm-up
Misbah-ul-Haq of Pakistan looks at his bat during the one day international (ODI) cricket match between Scotland and Pakistan at Grange Cricket Club in Edinburgh on May 17, 2013. Pakistan ...
Pakistan beat Scotland by 96 runs, starting UK tour with confidence
Misbah ul Haq during match against Scotland – Photo courtesy @cricket_U
LONDON – Pakistan cruised to a 96-run victory over Scotland in Friday’s limited overs international ...
Spot-fixing case: Sreesanth confesses
New Delhi: Former Indian fast bowler S.Sreesanth has reportedly confessed to being involved in spot-fixing during the ongoing Indian Premiere League. According to television channel ...
BCCI suspends Gujarat cricketer-turned-bookie Amit Singh (Update)
Mumbai: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the suspension of Gujarat Ranji Trophy player-turned-bookie Amit Singh on Friday, after it was established that he ...
Pak media says ”correct combination” key to success in cricket
Karachi: The Pakistani media has said that the key to the success of the team lies in getting the correct combination for the team before they head into serious cricket, including the ...
ICC a ”total failure”: ex-Pak skipper Amir Sohail
Karachi: Former Pakistan captain Amir Sohail has called the ICC a ”total failure”, saying that it has proved its incompetence again in tackling the corruption in the game. ...
