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Cricket World Cup 2011: England spinner Michael Yardy's withdrawal leaves ECB ... Telegraph.co.uk Is it cricket; is it the subcontinent; is it touring or even a combination of all three? By Derek Pringle 6:25AM GMT 25 Mar 2011 Someone at the England and Wales Cricket Board needs to find out after another England player opted for health rather than ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

NZ Cricket confident of player safety at World Cup Radio New Zealand New Zealand Cricket says the Black Caps feel very safe at the World Cup on the Indian sub-continent, despite reports a terrorist attack had been planned for the tournament. Pakistan's interior minister Rehman Malik says a serious attempt at carrying ... See all stories on this topic »

Ind vs Aus: Ponting faces Aussie media ire Times of India MELBOURNE: With reigning champions Australia making a premature exit from the Cricket World Cup after their comprehensive defeat to hosts India, the debate is raging in the media here about the future of Ricky 'Punter' Ponting. ... See all stories on this topic »

LightSquared's First LTE Modem: Hands On PC Magazine New 4G upstart LightSquared announced its first wholesale deals here at the CTIA trade show, selling high-speed Internet through Best Buy stores and to Cricket Wireless customers. Today I spent a bit of time with the carrier's first USB modem, ... See all stories on this topic »

ICC Cricket World Cup draws record viewership afaqs! By Sharmistha Mukherjee, Business Standard, New Delhi, March 25, 2011 The ongoing 10th edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup seems to have hooked lovers of the sport in the country. The first 40 matches drew a record 162 million viewers, ... See all stories on this topic »

Cricket World Cup 2011: Ricky Ponting 'devastated' by Australia defeat to India Telegraph.co.uk We came here with high expectations and had come off a good series (a 6-1 win) of one-day cricket against England." Ponting said a schedule that left Australia without a full game for a fortnight, after their clash with co-hosts Sri Lanka was washed ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

World Championship of Cricket final, Melbourne, 1985 Sify In a competition featuring the seven-Test-playing nations, India and Pakistan were not given much of a chance. But a combination of circumstances saw the two teams contest the final. On the evidence of their having beaten Pakistan in the group match ... See all stories on this topic »

A belief in justice for all Ha'aretz Our conversations inevitably started with the latest cricket news and how we would have played, showering criticism on the shot or the captain's decision. We would then move on to politics, and finally to moral values, which always seemed so lacking ... See all stories on this topic »

Narine hits 2nd century in Southern cricket Trinidad News BATSMAN Kumar Narine hit his second century in a row when he scored 124 for Surprise Gasparillo to lead them to a resounding 135-run victory over Quakers in the General Earth Movers Limited-sponsored Southern Sports Sunday Cricket League. ... See all stories on this topic »

Reinventing the ideology of Pakistan The News International Just a game of cricket and nothing more but it is hard to remember a similar explosion of joy across the length and breadth of the country, transcending all regional and provincial boundaries, as on this occasion. A profounder cleansing experience ... See all stories on this topic »

Some strings were pulled for this Pinocchio Daily Mail - Charleston by Monica Orosz Nadia Bastron as Cricket, right, chastises Pinocchio, played by Brigette Madden in the Charleston Ballet production of "Pinocchio," which will be performed Friday and Saturday at the Civic Center Little Theater. ... See all stories on this topic »

 

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