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New Zealand Takes Aim at Asian Heavyweights New York Times By HUW RICHARDS With the Cricket World Cup down to its last stages, the long-shot New Zealand team is all that stands in the way of an Asian victory. New Zealand will face Sri Lanka on its home turf in Colombo on Tuesday, after the co-host joined the ... See all stories on this topic »

Cricket fever touches crescendo ahead of India-Pakistan clash Indian Express Cricket fever was at its peak as scores of fans lined up outside the PCA stadium hoping to catch a glimpse of their favourite stars while some searched desperately for non-existent tickets for the high-voltage semi-final between India and Pakistan. ... See all stories on this topic »

Cricket: Wright gives backing to aggressive play New Zealand Herald By Andrew Alderson The New Zealand cricket team has received an aggression concession card from coach John Wright for tomorrow's World Cup semifinal against Sri Lanka. It follows the incident in the quarter-final in which captain Daniel Vettori and ... See all stories on this topic » New Zealand Herald

Holidaymaker dies after Spanish bar brawl Telegraph.co.uk A British holidaymaker bled to death in a Spanish bar after being allegedly attacked by a cricket fan on a pre-season tour, it emerged today. By Graeme Paton 5:09PM BST 27 Mar 2011 Gary Vigors, 41, a City financier from Essex, reportedly had his throat ... See all stories on this topic »

For Kapil, Yuvraj will make the difference Hindustan Times Yuvraj Singh's imperious performances in the World Cup have come as a pleasant surprise to many cricket fans who have seen the player slip in and out of the team for many years due to injuries and poor form. However, one man who's not surprised by ... See all stories on this topic »

Public holiday likely in Mumbai on Cricket World Cup finals day Arab News By SHAHID RAZA BURNEY | ARAB NEWS MUMBAI: Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan is considering Saturday, April 2, as a special public holiday, so that the people of Mumbai get an opportunity to watch the finals of the Cricket World Cup (CWC) ... See all stories on this topic »

No Pak drama on captaincy front Deccan Herald The balance of power in Pakistan cricket has always been a fascinating subject. Pulls and pressures, controversies and one-upmanship have all been an integral part of the set-up there, adding to the intrigue that surrounds one of the most talented but ... See all stories on this topic »

WC Cricket: Tickets not available for Indo-Pak Tie Pakistan Times NEW DELHI (India): Cricket fans at Mohali are complaining about the unavailability of tickets at the counters on Sunday. The fans are angry and allege that the tickets are now being sold at a high price in the black market. However, there have been ... See all stories on this topic »

Cricket diplomacy: Mehooba Mufti says a positive development Daily News & Analysis Place: Jammu | Agency: PTI With the Pakistan Prime Minister accepting an invitation from his Indian counterpart to watch the cricket world cup semi-final between the two countries on Wednesday, the PDP today termed it as a positive development towards ... See all stories on this topic »

'Calling us chokers helps the opposition' SuperSport.com by Ken Borland 27 March 2011, 13:58 South African cricket fans will be helping the opposition every time they call the Proteas "chokers", coach Corrie van Zyl said in Johannesburg on Sunday. While Van Zyl was quick to apologise to all the fans who had ... See all stories on this topic » SuperSport.com

Of cricket, chai and loads of fun Times of India And in less than an hours time, the quite place turns into a noisy royal adda, as the cricket frenzy boys vroom into their favorite hotspot, one behind the other. The huge ground of the Royal School behind the Mysore Medical College campus is a ... See all stories on this topic »

Sri Lanka's superhero Murali turns from match-saving to nation-saving The Canadian Press COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — As his cricketing career winds down, Sri Lanka's superstar Muttiah Muralitharan, the man who can spin a cricket ball like magic, is turning his sights on dragging war-shattered youngsters out of poverty and nurturing the country's ... See all stories on this topic » The Canadian Press

Cricket-Bangladesh ring changes for Australia one-day series Yahoo! Eurosport UK Bangladesh rang the changes in a 14-man squad named on Sunday for next month's one-day series against Australia following their disappointing World Cup campaign. Former captain Mashrafe Mortaza and batsman Alok Kapali were recalled and Mohammad ... See all stories on this topic »

Online Cricket Betting Bookies Still Match Fixing? Bookmakersinc.co.uk By Susan Harris Sunday, 27 March 2011 01:35 Fans are wondering whether large cricket online betting bookies have affected their beloved game, and are wary of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 cricket odds, believing the matches to be fixed. ... See all stories on this topic » Bookmakersinc.co.uk

Cricket: Auckland must go through the motions New Zealand Herald By David Leggat Auckland start their final home game of the Plunket Shield season today as the only team of the five out of the running for the championship. They host Canterbury at Colin Maiden Park 14 points behind fifth-placed Otago while elsewhere ... See all stories on this topic »

Pak will beat India,says Shahbaz Online - International News Network LAHORE: Chief Minister of Punjab Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif is hopeful and certain that Pakistan Cricket Team will defeat India in World Cup Cricket Semifinal and team needs our prayers. Talking to the media, on Allama Iqbal International Airport, ... See all stories on this topic » Online - International News Network

Don't forget the coaches when playing the Australian cricket 'blame game' The Roar The two main areas of focus for the Australian cricket team this year were The Ashes and the World Cup. That series and that tournament are now over, and no Australian needs reminding that we lost both. As such, it is unequivocally time that changes ... See all stories on this topic »

PREMIER LEAGUE CRICKET SCORES: Sunday Observer Sri Lanka discard spinner Suraj Randiv took a matchbag of 12 wickets to spearhead Bloomfield to a convincing 145 run outright victory over SaracensCC in their SLC Premier League Tier 'A' cricket tournament match whichconcluded at Reid Avenue today. ... See all stories on this topic » Sunday Observer

When cricket inspired freedom Deccan Herald The frenzy surrounding the India-Pakistan World Cup cricket semi-final in Mohali near here has bestowed a momentous spin-off benefit on a family here. But for the goodwill that cricket has generated between the two otherwise hostile neighbors, ... See all stories on this topic »

More than just cricket Deccan Herald Cricket may be a gentlemen's game. But whoever said gentlemen are not funny should watch out for IPL Extra Innings. Fresh faces Gaurav Kapur, Archana Vijaya and Yudhishtir Urs are out to capture all that's happening in IPL and around IPL, ... See all stories on this topic » Deccan Herald

King size cricket action comes at a price Deccan Herald Hefty charges by cable operators seem to have poured cold water over the enthusiasm of the City's cricket fans. They had planned to watch magnified action on giant screens of Wednesday's cricket World Cup semi-finals between India and Pakistan. ... See all stories on this topic »

Geelong Cricket Club has bright future Geelong Advertiser Geelong Cricket Club has won back-to-back 2nd XI Premier Cricket flags under captain Travis Agg (far left). THE depth of the Geelong's exciting young talent was on display as the Cats won back-to-back Premier Cricket 2nd XI premierships by seven ... See all stories on this topic » Geelong Advertiser

Doha: Asian Cricket Club knocks out Readymix Qatar Mangalorean.com By Iqbal Manna - Team Mangalorean Qatar Doha March 27: Mr. Saquib Raza Khan, Commercial Manager of Bin Ghalib Engineering officially inaugurated the 6th Bin Ghalib Floodlit Cricket Tournament in the presence of Qatar Veterans cricket officials and ... See all stories on this topic » Mangalorean.com

Cricket World Cup: England didn't deserve to go through says Andy Flower Daily Post North Wales England were lauded just under a year ago for their meticulous planning and execution of the required skills as they at last won a maiden International Cricket Council trophy, at the World Twenty20 in the Caribbean. They never looked likely to follow ... See all stories on this topic »

Colombo's Oval is steeped in history ESPN STAR Sports It is the only venue in the sub-continent where Don Bradman has played cricket! By Soumitra Bose in Colombo When on Saturday, Premadasa Stadium hosted the Sri Lanka versus England ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 quarterfinal, it became the fourth venue in ... See all stories on this topic » ESPN STAR Sports

Wangoom overcomes challenges to take title Warrnambool Standard THE challenge of overcoming an early-season player shortage gave Wangoom extra reason to celebrate its emotional Grassmere Cricket Association B grade premiership yesterday. In a dramatic comeback, Wangoom dismissed Purnim for 92 to claim a 19-run ... See all stories on this topic »

 

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