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NEWS IN FOCUS Tuesday 9 March 2010
 



New Zealand v Australia3rd ODI
Seddon Park, Hamilton
March 9, 2010 01:00 GMT
 
West Indies v Zimbabwe3rd ODI
Arnos Vale Ground, Kingstown - St Vincent
March 10, 2010 13:30 GMT
 
New Zealand v Australia4th ODI
Eden Park, Auckland
March 11, 2010 01:00 GMT
 
 
News Headlines
Aussie captain Clarke quits New Zealand tour
Bangladesh drop Ashraful for England Tests - Squad
Tredwell impresses in Bangladesh practice match
Raqibul’s Ton helps Bangladesh A reach 202
Gayle leads Windies to crucial victory
England in Bangladesh
England sweep series after Kieswetter's maiden ton
Craig Kieswetter smashed a maiden century as England posted a comfortable 45-run win over Bangladesh in the third and final one-day international on Friday to clinch the series 3-0.
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Green and Gold Staved off Black Cap Avalanche
England sweep series after Kieswetter's maiden ton
Utseya delighted with Zimbabwe's confidence
Zimbabwe hold nerve to edge WIS by two runs
Kiwis hurt Kanagarros in Dog Fight.
 
Column
Mashrafee – Ashraful Dilemma
Whatever be their current form anyone who follows Bangladesh cricket can not deny Mash and Ash put Bangladesh cricket in the world map. They are still young and they have still lot of quality cricket left in them. But Ashraful is going through long lean period and Mashrafee is under rehabilitation from long lay off. Considering paucity of quality c
Interviews
Gayle rakes batsmen over the coals
Chris Gayle has taken aim at three of his batsmen, following West Indies\' humiliating two-run defeat at the hands of Zimbabwe on Thursday. The West Indies captain slammed Dwayne Smith, Kieron Pollard, and Denesh Ramdin for the soft manner in which they were dismissed, as the home team chased 255 to win from 50 overs.
Dream Teams
Dream Match of Dream Teams
New Zealand Dream Team
Bangladesh Dream Team
South African Dream Team
Indian Dream Team
 
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Tamim Ton Goes to Ashes
Majestic 125 by blooming Tamim went to Ashes as rest of the Bangladeshi batsmen crumbled like cookies. Kayes, Shakib, Mahamuduallah or Musfiqur who were on song in the recent past could do nothing and others were business as usual. Bangladesh posted 228 getting all out in 45.4 overs. This was barely enough to test England. Bangladesh lost without
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Wasim says Pakistan needs strong coach
Legendary paceman Wasim Akram said Monday that irrespective of nationality, Pakistan needed a passionate and wise coach to rescue the team after humiliating defeats in Australia. "What Pakistan needs is a passionate coach who is more involved with the boys and can form an effective strategy for the team," Wasim told AFP. "A good coach, foreign or
Learn Cricket
Doosra
In Hindi and Urdu, doosra means "second" or "other". Put simply, this is the off-spinner's version of the googly. Over the past five years, the world's top off-spinners have developed the doosra to baffle batsmen. It looks very similar to a normal off-break, but rather than spin towards the bat, it goes the other
 
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Features
Asia begins 2011 World Cup countdown
The International Cricket Council on Friday marked a year's countdown to the World Cup by promising a successful event in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. The 14-nation showpiece event, held every four years, opens on February 19, 2011 with India taking on Bangladesh at the Mirpur stadium near Dhaka. "I believe it will be one of the great sportin
Analysis
Bangladesh Disgraced-Another White Wash
England 284 for 5 (Kieswetter 107, Collingwood 36,Morgan 36,Cook 32 , Wright 32* ,Razzak 2/40) beat Bangladesh 239 for 9 (Aftab 46, Rahim 40,Saquib 38,Mahamudullah 33, Bresnan 4-28) by 45 runs.