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Cricket World Cup: Strauss says England must raise game BBC Sport "There's less to fear at this stage," Strauss told BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew. "You're playing good sides so you can't just hang in there and exist. You have to earn the right to win these games." England could be without seamer Tim ... See all stories on this topic » |
Friday's Cricket World Cup gossip BBC Sport Australia captain Ricky Ponting's determined innings of 104 in the defeat by India has won him the respect of several commentators. The Indian Express runs with a headline of "Man who lost the World walks away with pride intact", the Hindustan Times ... See all stories on this topic » |
PM to watch Indo-Pak WC semi-final in Mohali IBNLive.com The Mohali semi-final will be the first encounter between India and Pakistan cricket teams after the 26/11 Mumbai attacks 2008. Reacting to the step by the Prime Minister, Pakistan Social Commentator Asma Jahangir said, "This is a very positive step ... See all stories on this topic » |
Week Ahead: Cricket and Other Goings-On Wall Street Journal By DEALS INDIA STAFF India's World Cup semifinal match against Pakistan on Wednesday takes precedence over all else, for sure. But there are other goings-on in the world of finance next week that at least deserve a glance. Central Bank of India has ... See all stories on this topic » |
Cricket: Black Caps held to 221-8 New Zealand Herald New Zealand's batsman Jesse Ryder raises his bat after scoring his half century. Photo / AP South Africa's bowling unit restricted New Zealand to 221 for eight to give the Proteas the upper hand in Friday's World Cup quarterfinal. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Indo-Pak cricket frenzy in cyberspace, Paul,the Octopus missed IBNLive.com PTI | 06:03 PM,Mar 25,2011 New Delhi, March 25 (PTI) The frenzy over a heady World Cup semi-final clash between arch rivals India and Pakistan next Wednesday has entered cyberspace with cricket fans calling it the "mother of all matches" and one ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Shetty: Venue for cricket World Cup final will remain unchanged despite ... The Canadian Press Shiv Sena has a history of trying to disrupt visits by Pakistan's cricket team to India. Pakistan has not visited India since 2007, the last tour being cancelled after a November 2008 terror attack at Mumbai. See all stories on this topic » |
Ex-cricket boss fights back iAfrica.com Deposed Cricket SA (CSA) president Mtutuzeli Nyoka on Friday began his fight in the High Court in Johannesburg to have his dismissal reversed, the SABC reported. Nyoka's lawyer Alistair Franklin, has told Judge Phineas Mojapelo his client's sacking was ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Security measures in place to thwart untoward incidents: Chidambaram The Hindu PTI Amid reports of terrorists planning to strike at ICC cricket world cup venues, government on Friday said it was taking every precaution and security measures were in place to prevent any untoward incident. “Every precaution is being taken. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Drastic measures needed to change WI cricket Trinidad & Tobago Express It is mind-boggling regarding what actions we, as fans, fanatics and supporters alike of West Indies cricket, should do to let the WICB, the players and WIPA know how we feel. Of course it would be asinine to endorse death threats or think of ... See all stories on this topic » |
Four cricket betting syndicates busted, 11 arrested Mangalorean.com New Delhi, March 25 (IANS) Four betting syndicates, involving almost Rs.4 crore, operating during the India-Australia World Cup quarter-final match Thursday were busted and 11 people arrested, police said Friday. "Three of the syndicates were operating ... See all stories on this topic » |
South Africans in the England cricket team: Good business sense? African Business Review But when it comes to cricket and national pride comes into play, the situation is a little different. England however seem to have a preference for calling-up South African born players. Although yet to feature, seam bowler Jade Dernbach, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Cricket match keeps Puneites glued to TV Daily News & Analysis By Manasi Saraf-Joshi & Joe Williams | Place: Pune | Agency: DNA The pulsating quarterfinal World Cup cricket match between India and Australia on Thursday kept the city residents glued to their television sets. Government offices in Pune wore a ... See all stories on this topic » |
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