Lara Blazing
Perth - Brian Lara let his bat - and an Australian Cricket Board (ACB)official - do the talking for him yesterday. The star left-handedbatsman has advisedly kept his silence following allegations inIndia's Central Bureau of…
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Abandoned match means no practice for ODI five
Auckland and Canterbury between them prepared to send five members of the New Zealand one-day squad out on to Eden Park in a sixth round Shell Cup match today to give them the opportunity to…
Hemang Badani authors morale boosting victory
A brilliant opening partnership, a middle order collapse and a fine half century at the death by Hemang Badani summarised India's second straight win over Zimbabwe at the Barabati Stadium on Saturday. India had a…
Interim Committee Chairman plans to reorganise the board
The chairman of the Interim Committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka, Vijaya Malalasekara, said yesterday in a media briefing in Colombo that he wants to reorganise the Cricket board.According to…
CBI sleuths' leave for New Delhi without visiting BCCI office
The Central Bureau of Investigtion (CBI) sleuths, who were in Mumbaito enquire into the telecast rights sold by top officials of the theBoard of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), left for New Delhi onMonday…
Late lessons boost Bradburn's career
Grant Bradburn's started playing first-class cricket in 1985/86, but he says the last three months have been the greatest learning period of his career.First selected for New Zealand in 1990 to tour Pakistan, this year's…
Gillespie: Looking forward to retaining the Ashes
We are all here in Nottingham for the Third npower Test match and hoping for either a win or a draw to secure the Ashes.In between Test matches we played Hampshire and only used four…
Foreign Coach – a bee in the bonnet?
Pakistan cricket seems always beset with troubles and more troubles. Hardly had its functionaries found a coach, who helped the team to a series-equalling victory at Old Trafford against England before guiding it to the…
Indian news round-up
* Borde blames bowlers for dismal performanceWhile the batsmen failed to put up a decent score in either innings,selection committee chairman Chandu Borde chose to attack the bowlersfor India's humiliating 10-wicket loss to Sri Lanka…
Atherton, Stewart and Gough likely to miss India tour
England may tour India later this year without three key players. Michael Atherton, their opening batsman and former captain, is expected to announce hisretirement from cricket shortly. England already have plans to replace Atherton, with…