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Mahela Jayawardene is reportedly considering to initiate action against Sri Lanka's state-run TV for hinting that he may have fixed the ICC CWC match against Pakistan.
Following Sri Lanka's 11-run defeat to Pakistan in a Group 'A' match of the ICC Cricket World Cup in...
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Mahela Jayawardene mulls action over fixing charge Sri Lanka |
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In the next ICC meeting, the PCB is planning to discuss Shane Warne's accurate prediction of the India-England World Cup match which ended in a tie.
"Doesn't it sound strange that he should predict it would be a tie. At the next meeting of the International Cricket Council board we would...
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PCB to discuss Warne's WC tie tweet |
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New Zealand have drafted in Daryl Tuffey to provide bowling cover for the remainder of their ICC Cricket World Cup campaign.
Tuffey, 32, has been brought in because Kyle Mills is struggling with a quad strain.
National selector Mark Greatbatch said: "The medical team are working hard to...
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Daryl Tuffey joins Kiwi squad |
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Australian captain Ricky Ponting said Canadian batsman Hiral Patel reminded him of Indian swashbuckler Virender Sehwag.
Patel's blazing 45-ball 54-run innings had the Australians on the backfoot before the defending champions regrouped to skittle out the Canadians for 211 and chase the...
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Ponting compares Patel with Sehwag |
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Enigmatic fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is unlikely to play any further role for Pakistan in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup.
Shoaib, 35, announced on Thursday that he will retire after the tournament.
The bowler seems to have lost favour with the team management, including skipper Shahid Afridi,...
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Shoaib may not play the quarterfinal |
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Australian captain Ricky Ponting said Sachin Tendulkar would not have walked back to the pavilion had he known that the umpire had ruled him not out.
Ponting, who had waited for the umpire's decision even if he knew he had nicked a delivery during Australia's ICC CWC match against...
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Ponting questions Sachin's 'Walk' |
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"Donkeys on their last legs plod home" - read a headline in the British media as it blamed hectic scheduling for the team's quarterfinal exit.
The injury-ravaged England - which lost key players such as Kevin Pietersen, Stuart Broad in the middle of the event - were handed a...
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British media blames schedule for exit |
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