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 | Hat-trick magic for Delhi
Delhi Daredevils edged a thrilling 12-run win over Deccan Chargers thanks to Amit Mishra's dramatic final-over hat-trick.
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| Mixed day for McCullum
Brendon McCullum was disappointed at missing out on a century at Lord's on day one of the first Test against England.
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The Indian Premier League is about to get underway, with eight teams competing in the inaugural event.
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| Ganguly hopes for ODI recall
Indian Premier League
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| Kumble comes out in support of Dravid
Indian Premier League
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| New Zealand announce women's senior and A squads
2008-09
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| Clarke will miss first Test
Dyson tells West Indies it's time to deliver
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| Donkey drop, and brothers in arms
Plays of the day
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| Northerns cruise to Logan title
Logan Cup 2007-08 4th round
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| Intriguing battles in crucial clash
Mumbai Indians v Kolkata Knight Riders, IPL, Mumbai
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| Lorgat says Tests must stay No. 1
New ICC chief wants a balance
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| Magical Mishra bowls Delhi to victory
Delhi Daredevils v Deccan Chargers, IPL, Delhi
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| Kenya offered two ODIs by South Africa
Board acts after criticism
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| Yorkshire undone by Onions
Durham v Yorkshire, Chester-le-Street, 2nd day
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| Harbhajan and Sreesanth will get along - Kirsten
India coach says no worries about impact on dressing room
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| Shreck puts Nottinghamshire on course
County Championship round-up
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| Shabbir and Naved barred from Hong Kong match
PCB invokes ban on ICL players
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| Stanford hits impasse with MCC
Bat colour an issue for Lord's matches
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| Martyn and Fleming to play in Hong Kong Sixes
Hong Kong Sixes, 2008
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| McCullum bravado takes sheen off England's day
England v New Zealand, 1st Test, Lord's, 1st day
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| Nervous nineties and a doomed debut
England v New Zealand, 1st Test, Lord's, 1st day
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| Rajasthan players to stay on in India
Indian Premier League
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| Akram to hold pacers' camp
Fast bowler comes back after last year's success
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| Pakistan keen to convince ICC security panel
Champions Trophy 2008-09
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| Senators accuse board of financial 'misstatements'
Senators target the PCB
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| Rajasthan's stars consider leaving
IPL monitor: Round-up of the day's news
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| Clark studies McGrath method
Fast bowler keen to copy Caribbean master
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| Australia look at new Twenty20 tournament
Options include a team from New Zealand
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| Rajasthan stars consider going home after bomb blasts
Manager says Warne, Smith and Watson 'uncomfortable'
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| ICC denies Stanford black bats an issue
Reports dismissed as 'rubbish'
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| Harper snaps it, Jayasuriya drops it
Mumbai Indians v Chennai Super Kings, IPL, Mumbai
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| Delhi look to rediscover winning ways
Delhi Daredevils v Deccan Chargers, IPL, Delhi
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| DY Patil Stadium to host IPL final
Indian Premier League
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| Kiwis Make Steady Start
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| Clarke To Miss First Test
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| Lord's Plans To Coincide With Ashes
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| Anderson Wary Of NZ Middle Order
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| Dravid's Mates Stand Up For Him
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| Good Week, Bad Week
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| Sri Lanka Recall Trio
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| Kirsten: Bhajji And Sree Will Get Along
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| Mishra Hat-Trick Hands Delhi Victory
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| Dimi 'Positive' About England Chances
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| Sri Lanka Recall Trio
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| Kirsten: Bhajji And Sree Will Get Along
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| Mishra Hat-Trick Hands Delhi Victory
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| Dimi 'Positive' About England Chances
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| Gibbs And Gilchrist Keen To Stick Around
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| Jimmy Delighted To Find His Rhythm
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| McCullum Brings Sunshine To Lord's
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| England Bowlers Claim Day One Honours
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| Dimi Eyes IPL Return
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| Modi: Royals Clash Will Still Be Played
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| Hampshire On The Back Foot
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| Bomb Blasts Rock Jaipur
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| Notts Sniffing Victory Over Lancs
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| Grace Road Match Heading For A Draw
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| Onions Bags First Five-Wicket Haul
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| Glamorgan Move Into Strong Position
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| Somerset Pile On The Runs
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| Azhar: Test Cricket Is Safe
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| Rose Bowl Development Gets Green Light
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| England v New Zealand scoreboard - close
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| McCullum perishes in nineties again at Lord's
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| Devil’s luck: Amit hat-trick seals win
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| Bhajji advised to see a shrink
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| Kirsten expects no issues from duo
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| Jaipur blasts not to affect IPL
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| England v New Zealand scoreboard - tea
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| England scythe through fragile Kiwi batting
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| Test game must adapt to survive says Kirsten
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| McCullum leads Lord's fightback
England v New Zealand:
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| Caution helps hitter to lead NZ fightback
Brendon McCullum settles in early to hit a run-a-ball 97 against England at Lord's to keep tourist's Test hopes alive
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| Demon Anderson is back, but for how long?
The England fast bowler produced a spell of high quality, but his inconsistency is such that he cannot be relied on
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| Mascarenhas caught napping
Hampshire v Surrey:
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| Sales continues runs against rivals
Leicestershire v Northamptonshire
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Gloucestershire v Worcestershire:
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Nottinghamshire v Lancashire:
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| Somerset fill their boots
Somerset v Sussex:
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| Onions outshines inconsistent Harmison
Durham v Yorkshire:
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| Rees and Hemp shine in bleak conditions
Glamorgan v Derbyshire:
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| Agreement reached over use of Stanford’s bat
A compromise has been brokered over the use of the American billionaire's signature black bats in ECB tournaments
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| From Laker to Lara
CMJ selects his 25 most treasured cricketing memories
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| England joy unconfined as moment is seized
CMJ on England winning the Ashes after a tense draw with Australia at the Oval in 2005
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| Brown savours run feast as record books hit for six
Our outgoing cricket correspondent was at the Oval in 2002 to see a titanic run chase between Surrey and Glamorgan
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| ICC largely to blame as game is ultimate loser
CMJ takes the ICC to task for their appointment of Darrell Hair as Pakistan forfeit the 4th Test against England in 2006
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| Test cricket under threat from Twenty20
Without urgent action, Australia v England could eventually become a sideshow to Mohali v Mumbai, says CMJ
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| Session-by-session
Don't miss any of this season's action with reports direct from the grounds
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| England Make Good Start To Second Day At Lord's
England mirrored their bowling performance of day one by taking a wicket in the first hour of play on day two of the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's.
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| Clarke To Join Australia In Time For Second Test
Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke has confirmed that he will leave Australia and join up with his team-mates in time for the second Test against...
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| Kirsten: Test Cricket Must Adapt To Survive
Test cricket needs a radical overhaul to ensure its continued existence in the face of the Twenty20 revolution, India coach Gary Kirsten said.
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| Fleming And Martyn Confirmed For Hong Kong Sixes
Australian master batsman Damien Martyn and inspirational New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming will be parading their world-class talents at this...
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| Amit Mishra Seals Win With Last Over Hat-Trick For Delhi
A hat-trick from young leg-spinner Amit Mishra in the final over confirmed a 12-run victory for the Delhi Daredevils over the Deccan Chargers in game 37...
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| Former ICC President To Advise PCB Media Rights Sale
Former ICC President Ehsan Mani has agreed to advise the Pakistan Cricket Board in their sale of media rights, which he said on Wednesday should...
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| McCullum's Near Miss Helps New Zealand Fight Back
New Zealand's Brendon McCullum lit up Lord's with a dashing half-century after England's bowlers held sway in the early exchanges on an intriguing...
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| Ton-Up Jayasuriya Turns It On For Mumbai Indians
An outstanding display of six-hitting from Sanath Jayasuriya, who hit an unbeaten 114 from 48 balls, blasted the Mumbai Indians to a nine-wicket...
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| Daniel Vettori Fit For Lord's Opening Test With England
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori has recovered from a finger injury and is fit to play in his side's first Test against England at Lord's.
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| No Change For England After Collingwood Passed Fit
England have named an unchanged team for the opening Test of the summer against New Zealand at Lord's after batsman Paul Collingwood passed a...
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| BCCI Ban Harbhajan For Five One-Dayers After Slap
The Indian board (BCCI) has banned Harbhajan Singh for five One Day Internationals after he was found guilty of slapping compatriot Shanthakumaran...
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| MCC World Cricket Committee Meeting Outcomes
MCC�s World Cricket Committee met at Lord�s on Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th May.
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| PCB Confirms Australia, India & Sri Lanka Tour Dates
The dates for Australia, India and Sri Lanka to tour Pakistan next year were announced after a meeting of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday.
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| Peter Moores: Flintoff Would Have Been In Test Squad
All-rounder Andrew Flintoff would have been selected in the squad for the first Test against New Zealand if he had not suffered yet another injury...
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| Shoaib Akhtar And Shukla Stun Delhi Daredevils
A scintillating burst of pace bowling on his IPL debut from Shoaib Akhtar and three wickets in an over from Laxmi Shukla helped the Kolkata Knight Riders...
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| Bookmaker Links Probe Finds Samuels Guilty Of Breach
West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels has been found guilty of breaching regulations after a probe into allegations of links with a bookmaker, the West...
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| India Crowned Women's Asia Cup Champions
India launched its preparations for ICC Women�s World Cup 2009 in style by winning the Women�s Asia Cup for the fourth successive time in Sri Lanka on Sunday.
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| Shaun Marsh Strikes Half-Century To Hammer Bangalore
Shaun Marsh stroked the Kings XI Punjab to an almost absurdly comfortable nine-wicket victory over the hapless Bangalore Royal Challengers in game...
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| Australia To Play Ireland And Scotland In 2009 & 2010
Australia has agreed to play both Ireland and Scotland in the next two years. Following a collaborative approach by the two countries...
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| Vice-Captain Clarke May Miss Opening West Indies Test
Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke may miss the opening Test of Australia's tour of West Indies after the death of his fiancee's father, reports...
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| How And Redmond In The Runs As Tour Match Is Drawn
New Zealand openers Jamie How and Aaron Redmond scored half-centuries before their side's final warm up match ahead of the Test series...
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| Watson Half-Century Helps Rajasthan Royals Win Again
The Rajasthan Royals registered a three-wicket win over the Delhi Daredevils in game 33 of the Indian Premier League, a Shane Watson half-century
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| Ganguly Sets Example As Kolkata Beat Deccan Chargers
Captain Saurav Ganguly led by example by hitting a half-century and taking two wickets as the Kolkata Knight Riders beat the Deccan Chargers by 23 runs...
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| Hoggard Back As ECB Name Squad For First Test
The England selectors have named a 12-man squad for the first two matches of the npower Test series against New Zealand, starting on Thursday at Lord's.
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Kolkata, May 13 - After ripping apart the Delhi Dardevils top-order with a
tornado-like opening spell in his maiden Indian Premier League outing, Pakistan
speedster Shoaib Akhtar tonight said he had put everything into his bowling and
had 'no points to make to anybody'."I just wanted to win the game. I have no
points to make to anybody....
The Indian Premier League ( IPL ) created by the cash
rich Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)and
approved by the ICC is aTwenty20 competition. This was
created in retaliation to Zee's Indian Cricket League is all
set to start on April 18. IPL brought to India on the lines
of NBA USA and English soccer's Premier League. With more
media hype created from the announcement and roping in brand
ambassadors and special auctioning of players the tournament
has 59 matches spread over 44 days on a home and away basis.
Two matches are scheduled each day under flood lights with
the play commencing at 5.00 pm...
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has threatened to cancel
the team's tour to Australia in late 2009 if the world
champions do not play their postponed series here in April
the same year. PCB sources told PTI the board was under
pressure to explain the insurance policy cover it took for
the March-April Australian tour here which was postponed by
the Australians on the advice of independent security
consultants and its high commission in Islamabad. The PCB
had announced a few months ago that it had insured the
series for USD 7.4 million and if the Australians didn't
come for security or other reasons they would not suffer
financial losses because of the comprehensive cover...
