News about cricket issue #6
16 May 2010
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05/16/2010
Cricket-Bangladesh draft uncapped batsman for EnglandReuters India… Bangladesh's squad in England as cover for injured opener Tamim Iqbal and sick captain Shakib Al Hasan, the Bangladesh Cricket more…
05/16/2010
DAWN.comNo charge levelled against Younis yet, says lawyerDAWN.comLAHORE: The one-man arbitration panel of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Saturday heard the arguments of former captains Shoaib Ma more…
05/16/2010
SkySportsUS T20 match called offSkySportsThe New Zealand Cricket Board said on Sunday that the opening match in the series, due to take place in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday, has been called off …Cri more…
05/16/2010
Telegraph.co.ukCricketers born abroad – what's the fuss?The Guardian (blog)This afternoon an England men's cricket team will contest the final of a global tournament for only the fifth time more…
05/16/2010
The GuardianModi replies to match-fixing claimsStuff.co.nz… Lalit Modi's official response to the corruption allegations against him was delivered in six large boxes to the Board of Control for more…
05/16/2010
Times OnlineWorld Cup agonyDAWN.comThe match appeared to be wrapped up in Pakistan's favour even as late as the 17th over but Michael 'Mr Cricket' Hussey had ideas that ran contrary to his more…
05/16/2010
The HinduSehwag may replace Dhoni as the Indian cricket team captainForestlaneshul (blog)Things seems to be changing at a greater pace with IPL-BCCI related matters. Now it is Mahindra Singh Dhoni who more…
05/16/2010
The HinduICC chief promises 'vigilance' after Kaneria arrestAFPBRIDGETOWN — World cricket's top administrator has insisted officials are "extremely vigilant" when it comes to & more…
05/16/2010
ABC OnlineVENUE & TIME: Sydney Cricket Ground, Sunday, May 16, 2:00pm (AEST)sportal.com.au40:30 Welcome back to the Sydney Cricket Ground. The game is still there for the Tigers despite probably t more…
05/16/2010
The HinduSuspended IPL chief replies to corruption chargeseTaiwan News… Lalit Modi's official response to the corruption allegations against him was delivered in six large boxes to the Board of more…
05/16/2010
The HinduWomen take centre-stage in T20 finalTrinidad & Tobago Express'With the standard of cricket that all teams have played throughout the tournament means that it is going to be a great match more…
05/16/2010
Telegraph.co.ukHero Hussey on highTrinidad & Tobago Express'I've always enjoyed 20-over cricket. I think it is fantastic for the crowds and bringing people into the game. It is a great way to more…
05/16/2010
Cricket: Ryder returning homeNew Zealand HeraldBlack Caps batsman Jesse Ryder has pulled out of the Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka in the United States with an elbow injury. Team manager Dave Curri more…
05/16/2010
Cricket scandal makes India chirp on TwitterSan Francisco ChronicleIt appears that a heated cricket controversy, playing out in the arena of social media, may have something to do with it. The drama s more…
05/16/2010
Cricket scandal drives India's Twitter trafficSan Francisco ChronicleA cricket scandal may be helping drive the popularity: A member of Parliament has used Twitter to accuse the Indian Premier Lea more…
05/16/2010
Times OnlineEssex Cricketers Held In Spot-Fixing ProbeSky NewsA representative from Essex County Cricket Club confirmed the club's leg-spinner Danish Kaneria, 29, and pace bowler Mervyn Westfield, more…
05/15/2010
NDTV.comNot so cool!Gulf Daily NewsI WAS extremely disappointed at the Indian cricket team's performance at the World Cup T20 2010 in the Caribbean Islands. I was watching the important match …I more…
05/15/2010
Cricket: Budding youths bid to blossomScotsmanOnly four of the Scotland team who went to the 2007 Cricket World Cup remain in the Saltires squad for today's opening tie in the Clydesdale Bank Pro4 more…
05/15/2010
Sydney Morning HeraldCricket: England can have world at their feetScotsmanIf it does, expect cricket in England to change forever. Finally, it is good to report that cricket's governing body, the more…
05/15/2010
The HinduEngland's tale of the unexpected could have a glorious endingThe GuardianSeveral Test grounds have been lured into making expensive developments, only to realise there is a limited amount more…
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