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Yuvraj could be 'fit to play in May after cancer treatment'
Yuvraj Singh, the hero of India's victorious World Cup campaign last year, is being treated for lung cancer in the United States, his physiotherapist said Sunday.
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Pakistan demand respect from cricket world
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq on Sunday said he hoped his team's series win over test cricket's number one side England will earn them respect from the cricketing world after a turbulent period which tarnished their image.
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Review as policeman repeatedly hits fan
One of Australia's most senior police officers Saturday stood aside from a probe into footage showing an officer repeatedly punching a fan at the Sydney Cricket Ground amid reports it was his son.
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Sammy turns down Bangladesh Premier League
West Indies captain Darren Sammy on Friday turned down the chance to play in the inaugural Bangladesh Premier League with the Sylhet Royals.
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Afridi hits jackpot in Bangladesh auction
Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi was the most expensive of a host of international stars sold at the inaugural auction for the new Bangladesh Premier League on Thursday as he fetched $700,000.
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End looms for Laxman
Speculation is mounting over the future of Indian batsman V.V.S. Laxman after another unimpressive showing at the crease in India's innings defeat to Australia at the WACA Ground.
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Australia celebrates Clarke's spin
Captain Michael Clarke was Saturday praised as the force behind Australia's second Test victory over India, in which he scored a triple century and took the crucial wicket of Sachin Tendulkar.
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Jayawardene reaches 10,000 one-day runs
Experienced Sri Lankan batsman Mahela Jayawardene completed his 10,000 one-day runs during the third day-night international against Pakistan at Dubai stadium here on Friday.
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Top cricket writer Roebuck found dead
Renowned cricket writer Peter Roebuck was found dead at his hotel in South Africa, where he was covering Australia's Test series with the Proteas, his employers said Sunday.
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Calls for heads after Australia crushed
Australian cricket must make ruthless decisions about its aging side in the wake of the team's shattering defeat to South Africa in three days in Cape Town, Australian newspapers said Saturday
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Injury worries for Zimbabwe ahead of New Zealand
Zimbabwe go into their one-off Test against New Zealand here Tuesday with injury doubts hanging over wicket keeper-batsman Tatenda Taibu and all-rounder Elton Chigumbura.
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Evergreen Ponting sets South Africa tough target
Former captain Ricky Ponting anchored a rain-interrupted Australian innings to set South Africa a challenging target in the first one-day international at SuperSport Park on Wednesday
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Junaid wants to fill Aamer's void in Pakistan attack
Rookie paceman Junaid Khan Tuesday said he wanted to fill the void left in Pakistan's pace attack by the absence of his close friend and one-time bowling partner Mohammad Aamer.
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'Rampant corruption' in Pakistan case - prosecutor
Pakistan players took bribes to bowl deliberate no-balls during a match against England in a case that exposes "rampant corruption" at the heart of international cricket, a court heard Wednesday.
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Kapil blasts Tendulkar's 100th ton hype
Former India great Kapil Dev has slammed the media's obsession with Sachin Tendulkar achieving 100 international centuries, saying the focus should be on the team's performances.
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Dhoni makes ICC ODI team for fourth time
India captain MS Dhoni had something to smile about after a demoralising tour of England when on Monday he was named for the fourth successive year in the ICC One Day International team of the year.
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Cricket's grave new world in 9/11 aftermath
After the Twin Towers fell, international sport faced an unfamiliar world which sent Pakistan cricket into the wilderness but also kickstarted a rare good news story from embattled Afghanistan.
The fallout still haunts Pakistan with cricket, the country's number one sporting obsession, in an almost constant cycle of turmoil.
With the country on t
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Anderson seals India rout as England top Test table
James Anderson took four wickets as England became the world's number one Test side with a crushing innings and 242 run victory against India at Edgbaston here on Saturday.
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Strauss expects more from England after India rout
England captain Andrew Strauss insisted his team could become a better side after thrashing India by the huge margin of 319 runs in the second Test here at Trent Bridge.
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Anderson leads England rout of India
James Anderson took five wickets as England thrashed India by 196 runs to win the first Test at Lord's here on Monday.
Victory gave England a 1-0 lead in a four-match series which if they win it by two Tests will see them replace India at the top of th
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Ton of tons beckons Tendulkar in 2000th Test
Test cricket will celebrate its 2,000th match with a series opener between England and India at Lord's that promises to delight both statisticians and Sachin Tendulkar should the 'Little Master' mark an already landmark occasion with a 100th international hundred.
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ICC to 'protect pinnacle' ahead of 2,000th Test
As England and India get ready to contest what will be the 2,000th Test match ever played, the International Cricket Council has promised to protect the "pinnacle form of the game".
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India slammed for playing it safe
Indian media on Tuesday lashed out at skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni for not going for the kill in the third and final Test against the West Indies, which ended in a tame draw.
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Gayle "antagonistic and unrepentant" - WICB
Former West Indies captain Chris Gayle has been described as "antagonistic and unrepentant" during his dispute with the West Indies Cricket Board.
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India accepts modified version of DRS
India agreed Monday to a modified version of the controversial Umpire Decision Review System, bringing to an end a damaging row which threatened to tear apart international cricket.
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Dilshan out as Anderson eyes Test recall
Sri Lanka captain Tillakaratne Dilshan was ruled out of the third Test with a broken thumb on Tuesday as England\'s James Anderson said he would be fit for the series finale.
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Gayle snubbed by Windies for India challenge
Former skipper Chris Gayle has been left out of the West Indies squad to face India in the Twenty 20 clash and two opening one-dayers in a continuing stand-off with selectors.
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Taufeeq Umar credits resilience for recall
Taufeeq Umar said keeping faith in his cricketing ability helped him regain his place in the Pakistan side.
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Criminal complaint against Warne
A local cricket association is set to lodge a criminal complaint against Australian bowling legend Shane Warne for his part in a bust-up with an official, reports said on Sunday.
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Shane Warne -- wine, women and wickets
Australia's Shane Warne was that rare breed of sportsman who managed to balance a rollercoaster life off the field with world-beating performances on it.
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Row erupts over West Indies team selection
The West Indies Players' Association has accused the West Indies Cricket Board of failing to be transparent with the selection of teams for the opening matches of Pakistan's tour of the Caribbean, in a media release late on Saturday.
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IPL reignites country or club debate
A Sri Lanka cricket board demand that national players involved in the Indian Premier League (IPL) return to prepare for an England tour has reopened the long-running club versus country debate.
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Watson was 'not trying for records'
Record-breaking Australian batsman Shane Watson on Monday said he was just trying to "get the best out of myself" rather than chase milestones during the second one-dayer against Bangladesh.
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Vettori looks to Kumble for inspiration
Daniel Vettori is counting on the experience of Indian spin great Anil Kumble as he begins his first stint as captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League.
Vettori, part of the Delhi Daredevils line-up in the first three seasons, was Tuesday named as skipper of the franchise owned by multi-millionaire liquor baron Vijay Mall
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Was India denied the 'real' World Cup?
The BCCI and the ICC seem to be headed for another collision course with the Board admitting on Monday that the World Cup trophy presented to India at the Wankhede on Saturday was not the \
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Broken down Rawalpindi Express runs out of steam
A shadow of the tearaway who once terrified batsmen, as well as cricket administrators worldwide, Shoaib Akhtar's career ended meekly, denied the headline farewell he cherished.
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Indo-Pak security tight, Murali in Colombo farewell
More than 2,000 mounted police and commandos threw a tight security blanket around Mohali on Tuesday ahead of the World Cup semi-final clash between India and Pakistan.
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World Cup reality check for Smith
It is not easy for a 21-year-old to be compared to two legends of the game but Australia's Steve Smith seems destined to carry the burden.
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Indian provincial team to end Pakistan isolation
A provincial cricket team, possibly from the Indian state of Punjab, will tour Pakistan later this year in a move which could see international cricket resume in the troubled country.
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England have little to fear in Chittagong
England will not expect to encounter cricket's equivalent of the historic Chittagong Uprising when they clash with Bangladesh in the World Cup on Friday.
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India braced for 'unbelievable' O'Brien
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni hailed Irish master-blaster Kevin O'Brien as "unbelievable", but hopes there's no repeat of his pyrotechnics when the two sides clash on Sunday.
O'Brien smashed the fastest World Cup century off 50 balls, and went on to make 113 off just 63 deliveries, in a remarkable exhibition of power-hitting as Ireland stunn
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Fastest ODI hundreds - Facts
Ireland's Kevin O'Brien smashed the fastest century in World Cup history on Wednesday when he reached the landmark off just 50 balls against England.
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World Cup 2011 match schedule
The 2011 World Cup takes place in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh from February 19-April 2 with 14 nations taking part in the marathon six-week tournament.
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S. Asian street players live by their own rules
During the cricket World Cup, millions of youngsters across south Asia will try to copy their heroes at games played in streets and parks -- but any umpire would be appalled at their bowling. Most street cricketers bowl by \
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Mashrafee Got Raw Deal
Mashrafee Bin Murtaza is a name in Bangladeshg Sports horizon which is admired and adorned by one and all. He is a freak genius who has become synonym to Tigers success in cricket. Cricket has given Bangladesh new identity and glorified Bangladesh in world community. But lady luck did not favor Mashrafee [locally known as Narail Express].Unfortun
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Australia Humbled
Australian Cricket Empire has fallen. A motivated unit of disciplined professional English team humbled a disintegrated Australians 3-1 in the Ashes 2010-11. It is an Ashes victory for England Down under in 24 year. The three victories of England at Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney were all by Innings margin. England outplayed Australia comprehensiv
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England celebrate special Ashes win
England celebrated an emphatic Ashes triumph in Australia on Friday, their first Down Under in 24 years, after inflicting a record third innings drubbing in the final Test.
England wrapped up an innings and 83-run victory early on the last day in Sydney for their first series victory in Australia since Mike Gatting's team won 2-1 in 1986-87.
The
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Sledging crackdown weakened Aussies
The boss of Australia's cricketers' union has blamed a crackdown on sledging, or on-field insults, for poor performances after the team roared back to form during the testy Ashes encounter in Perth.
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Ponting confident of playing in Melbourne
Australian captain Ricky Ponting is confident of being fit for the crucial fourth Ashes Test at the MCG in Melbourne starting on December 26, despite a fractured finger on his left hand.
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WACA hoodoo no concern to England
Buoyant England will need to overcome a long hoodoo at the WACA as well as an Australian side scratching for form if they are to retain the Ashes in the third Test of the series starting Thursday.
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