COLOMBO, (Reuters) – Sri Lanka spinners Rangana  Herath and Muttiah Muralitharan combined to take six wickets in  dismissing New Zealand for 234 on the third morning of the  second test yesterday, putting the hosts on course for a series  sweep. New Zealand, trailing 0-1 in the two-game series, resumed  on 159 for five before losing their remaining batsmen for 51  runs as Sri Lanka forged a formidable 182-run lead. Off spinner Muralitharan claimed 3-71 from 25.4 overs and  left-armer Herath took 3-70 from 34 overs.

DUBAI: Resolving the World Cup row with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the International Cricket Council (ICC) has decided to payback PCB the host fees and additional 10 million dollars as ‘reasonable compensation’ money over stripping Pakistan of ICC World Cup 2011 matches due to security reasons, said Ejaz Butt on Friday. Major decisions over the dispute came during the meeting held here in between President ICC David Morgan and PCB Chairman Ejaz Butt on Thursday.

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka lost the wicket of skipper Sangakkara 109, in the first session of fourth day of the second Test against New Zealand as the home side tightened its grip with 444 lead against the visitors here. WATCH LIVE CRICKET MATCH Sri Lanka was 267/3 as Mahela Jayawardene 82 and Thilan Samaraweera at crease. The hosts, who led by 182 runs in the first innings, were 157-2 in their second knock when heavy rain ended play 12.4 overs early on the third day at the Sinhalese Sports Club.

Former Pakistan captain Zaheer Abbas fears the 2011 World Cup might be the last 50-overs event before the ODI format dies a premature death.

So tonight I drug out all of my Christmas stamps, papers and embellishments. I figure I’ll shock the family and actually mail cards on time for a change. I also had a little prodding from a stamping challenge over at Moxie Fab World . You should really check it out! I created this card with two of my favorite patterned paper lines from last year, Cosmo Cricket’s More Jolly by Golly and Cloud 9 Design Christmas Joy. I pulled out my “To You & Yours” stamp set from Stampin’ Up and stamped both the house and sentiment.

Despite a jam-packed international cricket schedule, Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke says he is keen to try his hand at the Indian Premier League. Having missed the first two tournaments, the Australian vice-captain indicated he would consider taking part in 2010, believing it could provide ideal preparation for the ICC World Twenty20, which starts five days after the April 25 IPL final. “For me it’’s about timing,” Clarke told reporters in Edinburgh, where he was preparing to lead Australia in a one-day match against Scotland while Ricky Ponting takes a break in Australia.

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Dirk Nannes’ most difficult decisions are not limited to his country of allegiance, but also include whether to give up skiing while he’s still playing cricket

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COLOMBO: Sri Lanka lost the wicket of skipper Sangakkara 109, in the first session of fourth day of the second Test against New Zealand as the home side tightened its grip with 444 lead against the visitors here. WATCH LIVE CRICKET MATCH Sri Lanka was 267/3 as Mahela Jayawardene 82 and Thilan Samaraweera at crease. The hosts, who led by 182 runs in the first innings, were 157-2 in their second knock when heavy rain ended play 12.4 overs early on the third day at the Sinhalese Sports Club.

In his own words, Dirk Nannes, is on a pretty “freaky” journey. A former world-class skier, who has represented the Netherlands in cricket, Nannes has made his international debut for his native Australia at the age of 33. “I guess coming from not having much of a cricket background to coming out here, a pretty massive [...]

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August 29, 2009, Posted by lupyigmip at 7:57 am | DUBAI: Resolving the World Cup row with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the International Cricket Council (ICC) has decided to payback PCB the host fees and additional 10 million dollars as ‘reasonable compensation’ money over stripping Pakistan of ICC World Cup 2011 matches due to security reasons, said Ejaz Butt on Friday.Major decisions over the dispute came during the meeting held here in between President ICC David Morgan and PCB Chairman

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DUBAI: Resolving the World Cup row with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the International Cricket Council (ICC) has decided to payback PCB the host fees and additional 10 million dollars as ‘reasonable compensation’ money over stripping Pakistan of ICC World Cup 2011 matches due to security reasons, said Ejaz Butt on Friday. Major decisions over the dispute came during the meeting held here in between President ICC David Morgan and PCB Chairman Ejaz Butt on Thursday.

(Long exposure photo courtesy of George G’s Nikon D90) It was year 2003 when I saw the movie ‘Finding Nemo’ which featured the Sydney Harbour and the Opera House. I dreamed one day of visiting Sydney and look for nemo! But that dream is now a reality only that I haven’t found Nemo yet. I now live and work in Sydney with our office located in the 32nd floor of the Deustche Bank Plaza overlooking the Opera House. I’m planning of buying a bernocular to spot Nemo during breaktime.