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Indian prime minister attempts 'cricket diplomacy' with invite CNN International The Indian prime minister wants the Pakistani leaders to watch cricket World Cup game with him. (CNN) -- Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has sent letters of invite to both the Pakistani president and prime minister for them to attend the semifinal ... See all stories on this topic »

Cricket World Cup: We need to play on sporting wickets Daily News & Analysis The last few years have seen the two sides emerge as the greatest cricket rivals, sometimes even outshining their traditional rivalries with England and Pakistan. India have looked the side over the last few years best equipped to dethrone Australia ... See all stories on this topic »

'Indian cricketers yet to stamp' their presence' Times of India He has stamps from the cricket extravaganza in his kitty. Living in a remote village of Jharkhand, John has a rich collection of over 400 stamps related to World Cup Cricket. But he certainly feels bad for Indian cricketers as they are yet to be ... See all stories on this topic »

Cricket World Cup 2011: England will have to play intelligent cricket to beat ... Telegraph.co.uk "We have got to play good smart, intelligent cricket and ask questions of the opposition.” The pick and mix nature of England's team and cricket, some of it forced upon them by injury and illness, has made them less regimented than usual, ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Clash of two cricketing titans Reuters Blogs (blog) The second quarter-final of the cricket world cup was a clash between two huge teams. India, the world's no. 1 team with its power batting lineup. Australia, three-time world champions who have reigned supreme over the game for 12 years. ... See all stories on this topic » Reuters Blogs (blog)

Geoff Boycott's views on depression reflect a wider problem The Guardian Michael Yardy, suffering from depression, has left the England World Cup cricket squad. Photograph: Rebecca Naden/PA When you're after a nuanced take on a delicate subject matter you don't, as a rule, turn to Geoffrey Boycott. The cricket commentator ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Cricket-New Zealand beat South Africa to reach World Cup semis Reuters DHAKA, March 25 (Reuters) - New Zealand beat South Africa by 49 runs to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup on Friday. The Africans have now lost five successive World Cup knockout matches dating back to 1992. New Zealand will face either co-hosts ... See all stories on this topic »

Captain asked to explain after surprise declaration Stuff.co.nz Hutt and Taita fired in letters of complaint to Cricket Wellington alleging Parlane had breached the spirit of cricket. However, it seems the veteran Firebirds batsman was able to satisfy code of conduct commissioner Mike Gould he declared behind for ... See all stories on this topic »

Herm cricket venue on schedule with buzzard's help BBC News A buzzard has been helping Herm's head gardener prepare the island's first official cricket venue. A Lord's Taverners charity match has been scheduled for July 2011, for which a field has been prepared on the east-facing, higher part of the island. ... See all stories on this topic »

Cricket World Cup 2011: why brilliant fielding is catching on Telegraph.co.uk In Test cricket, he expects England to claim 20 wickets from 24 opportunities or fewer. In one-day internationals, meanwhile, he looks for a ratio of one direct hit from every four shies at the stumps. There is an old business adage that states “We ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Cricket fan fires shots after India's win, one hurt Sify Agra: A businessman was hurt when an excited cricket enthusiast fired two shots from his pistol after India clinched the crucial quarterfinal against Australia in the ongoing World Cup 2011. As Yuvraj Singh hit the winning boundary on Thursday night, ... See all stories on this topic » Sify

'Rich pickings' threaten cricket Zimbabwe Independent ZIMBABWE Cricket chief Ozias Bvute has blamed the rich pickings in the game for destroying the will to succeed for local players. A national team player earns an average of US$6 000 a month, excluding incentives. Despite being knocked out of the World ... See all stories on this topic »

HTBC Recognizes Unique Products Cup Cricket Award Winners Indo American News By Andy Bharadwaj HOUSTON: The Houston Taped Ball Cricket League (HTBC) recently held its awards function to recognize Award winners of the Unique Products Cup (Winter) 2010 Tournament. This function was held at India House and the awards were ... See all stories on this topic » Indo American News

Love for cricket translates into book on World Cup trivia Indian Express Along with scorecards of all finals and memorable games, the book also gives information about the venues and the cricket culture that prevailed at the places. “We witnessed the World Cups from 1996 onwards. For the first few tournaments, ... See all stories on this topic »

Polished portrait of great year for English cricket Yorkshire Post With the cricket season upon us, Yorkshire Post's Chris Waters looks back over a glorious winter and at a selection of the sport's recent releases. A new book by Gideon Haigh is as much a part of the modern Ashes experience as Glenn McGrath's routine ... See all stories on this topic » Yorkshire Post

No movies, only cricket right now Deccan Herald With the World Cup fever slowly reaching its peak, the cricket fans are having a great time. However, there is another set of audience which is feeling neglected – the movie buffs! While the month of March is marked with the release of Oscar nominated ... See all stories on this topic » Deccan Herald

 

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