Pakistan Signed Agreement With Dubai Sports City
Pakistan has signed a contract valuing $9 million; according
to this agreement Pakistan will play its One Day International
and Twenty20 matches in Dubai for the period of three years.
This news was told by the PCB’s representative on Thursday.
The deal is made with Dubai sports city. [Read
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ICC Finally agreed to have meeting with ICL officials (Part
1)
The ICC has given Indian Cricket League (ICL) an opportunity
to get an official authorization by presenting its case.
The meet has been scheduled between Subhash Chandra (the
Indian businessman owning the league) and David Morgan (ICC
president) in London.[Read
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ICC Finally agreed to have meeting with ICL officials (Part
1)
The ICC has given Indian Cricket League (ICL) an opportunity
to get an official authorization by presenting its case.
The meet has been scheduled between Subhash Chandra (the
Indian businessman owning the league) and David Morgan (ICC
president) in London.[Read
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ICC Finally agreed to have meeting with ICL officials (Part
2)
ICL always remained in the news with its new releases.
Recently it announced its ninth team. This has been given
the name of the Dhaka Warriors; it is announced last week.
It consists of 13 players from Bangladesh. Six of them are
contracted central. It has also got surprising support from
Sri Lanka cricket board. [Read
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The Unexpected Delay Over Asif's Case Hearing
The lawyer for suspended Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad
Asif is unhappy over the delay for hearing. He requested
to give an earliest possible date so that they can use their
right to appeal against a positive doping test. Asif was
tested and results came out positive for the banned steroid
nandrolone.[Read
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ICL Hailed The Decision Of Sri Lankan Board
Sri Lankan cricket board lifted a domestic ban from five Sri
Lankan players and one umpire; they were accused of signing
a contract with ICL, which is a banned cricket league. The
Indian Cricket League praised that decision. They signed the
contract with ICL last year. Himanshu Mody, who is an ICL
business head, said that this is a positive step from Sri
Lankan cricket board towards cricket. [Read
More] |
Tendulkar Talked On Australian’s Coming Tour
The statement came out from Sachin Tendulkar that India’s
rivalry with Australia has become more intense now. As in
the past Pakistan was the big rival to India and there is
a long history about that. He gave that statement on Thursday.
Next month Australia is visiting India for four-Test match
series.[Read More] |
Bashar Has Been Banned For Ten Year
Habibul Bashar who remained captain of Bangladesh in recent
times has received the of 10 year ban. He was stunned by the
decision. Not only he but twelve other cricketers also received
that ban. All of these players were accused of and found playing
in the unauthorized Indian Cricket League – ICL. [Read More] |
Pakistan Demanded ICC To Change Rules
The renowned cricket celebrities of Pakistan cricket have
demanded on the International Cricket Council (ICC) to review
its rules in which the cricket playing countries are given
option to pick and choose foreign tours. The call was made
when reports came about Australia they are going to visit
India for upcoming match series despite of the recent bomb
explosions. [Read More] |
Younis Khan will not participate in the national Twenty20
series
Younis Khan (30) is a young and experienced batsman, presently
doubtful for the upcoming international Twenty20 match series.
This series is scheduled to be played in Toronto. Other participating
countries include Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Canada.Zakr Khan,
who is the director of operations of Pakistan Cricket Board,
told that Younis is legally permitted because he took clearance
from PCB before signing for agreement with South Australia. [Read
More] |
Symonds excluded from Australians Squad for India Trip (Part
2)
The team announced from Australia: Ricky Ponting (captain),
Michael Clarke (vice captain), Doug Bollinger, Stuart Clark,
Brad Haddin, Matthew Hayden, Michael Hussey, Phil Jaques,
Mitchell Johnson, Simon Katich, Jason Krejza, Brett Lee, Bryce
McGain, Peter Siddle, Shane Watson. [Read More] |
Kenya Names Cricket Squad For The Coming Series With Pakistan
Kenya's cricket officials have declared a 13-man team for
the upcoming cricket series. It is the four-day match series
which would be played against Pakistan Academy. The statement
was given by Cricket Kenya on Friday. Three players which
include Brothers Collins and David Obuya along with Ragheb
Aga have been kept out of the team which visited Europe. Collins
and David are considered as the more experienced players from
Kenyan side. [Read More] |
Symonds excluded from Australians Squad for India Trip (Part
1)
Andrew Symonds has been excluded of Australia's 15-man team.
The team has been announced for a four-Test cricket match
series of India. Andrew Hilditch is the chairman of the Selection
committee. He talked to the newsmen on Friday. He said that
Symonds was sent home, while the limited-overs series was
going on against Bangladesh. Symonds opted to go fishing rather
participating a team meeting. That is the series which held
last month. [Read More] |
Australia Made Clear Win-73 Run Win
Bangladeshi opener Tamim Iqbal played a good game making the
best score in the match. Despite of that, Australia ended
the series with a 3-0 clean sweep. Australia won the third
One Day International in Darwin by 73 runs. Mike Hussey had
scored highest and remained not out Australia's uncharacteristically
innings lacking orderly continuity. He made 57 runs. [Read More] |
The Overlapping Cricket Events
Next year some major cricket events are likely to clash with
each others like the second edition of the Champions League
Twenty20 cricket tournament which will overlap with incoming
year's rescheduled Champions Trophy. The Twenty20 event is
scheduled to start from 25 September and end up on 11 October
2009. These are the dates when ICC-sanctioned Champions League
would be being played. [Read More] |
Uncertainty About Pakistan One-Day Series
Pakistan one-day series is in uncertainty. Pakistan is not
sure to go for their prearranged one-day series against Sri
Lanka. It was planned to be held afterwards this month. But
some problems occur due to the lack of sponsorship. It was
the five-match limited-overs series. [Read More] |
Michael Vaughan nominated for Central Contract (Part 2)
These replace previous summer agreements for those players
nominated for international action. They will be mainly yielded
by a fair amount by their counties but also get a top-up payment
from the ECB. Others might also gain the additional payment.
Since the increment scheme includes a point-scoring feature
to honor appearances from this winter onwards. [Read More] |
Michael Vaughan nominated for Central Contract (Part 1)
Former skipper of England cricket team, Michael Vaughan has
been nominated among a dozen other cricketers to be centrally-contracted
for the upcoming year. Vaughan, (Age-33), was honored with
a twelve month contract. Regardless of the unsatisfactory
record in previous matches, in which he showed lack of form
for Yorkshire since giving up the Test leadership previous
month. [Read More] |
Preview Of The Final Match Between Ban And Aus (Part 2)
It's hard to say whether Australia have been showing hard
beating cricket or the credit goes to Bangladesh who have
put up to their own ruin. The last mentioned fact is the nearest
to the reality. As Australia have fielded a under strength
squad including a lot of fringe players, rendered their chance
due to injuries to regular first-teamers. [Read More] |
Preview Of The Final Match Between Ban And Aus (Part1)
Bangladesh has been moved towards 2-0 defeat in the series.
Now they are looking to save their pride in the upcoming match
so that they could be able to defy the critics. They will
try to get unexpected victory over world champions Australia. [Read
More] |
Rain Affects Final One Day International In Cardiff
England had a chance to get onto the second position in
the One Day International rankings. But it missed the chance
to raise its status when the 5th and final match of the
series versus South Africa was abandoned just after 3 overs
on Wednesday. [Read More]
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England Win At Lord's Against South Africa
England confined the rival team to 183 for six from 32.1
overs. They made a good start which caused their success.
They adjusted their target in seventeen overs by making
137 runs. They achieved it for the loss of three wickets
with 2 overs remaining. [Read More]
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Australia And Bangladesh Match Series: Injuries on both
sides (Part-2)
The top order batsman, who was desiring to constitute himself
as a permanent in the squad, will be substituted by Junaid
Siddique. He came back into the national squad after remaining
out for 4 months. Another cricketer who has previously laid
his studies ahead of cricket is Shakib Al Hasan. He was
included in the 15-man team after dropping the past Kitply
Cup and Asia Cup to focus on his education. [Read More]
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Australia And Bangladesh Match Series: Injuries on both
sides (Part-1)
There is a big question dwelling on the Australia squad
now. With the cricketing world waiting to look if the former
unconquerable Australians can manage to overcome the worlds
most in force team after the retirement of lot of powerful
players in their side. [Read More]
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PCB lures Sri Lanka To Participate In A Tri-Series in SA
Pakistan Cricket Board succeeded in compensating the postponement
of Champions Trophy. PCB ultimately managed to lure Sri
Lanka for a triangular one-day series which will be held
in South Africa. Not finalized yet but hoping to start from
September 12. [Read More]
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Pakistan Anticipating To Play One Day Series Offshore
Pakistan is expecting to participate in One Day cricket
in either Australia or South Africa. The news came after
the ICC postponed the Champions Trophy. The tournament was
first planned to take place in Lahore and Karachi. [Read More]
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First One-Day International: Sri Lanka Won
The two spinners from Sri Lanka, Ajantha Mendis and Muttiah
Muralitharan took six wickets collectively which led Sri
Lanka to success beating India in the first one-day international
played in Dambulla yesterday. Mendis and Muralitharan, both
of them took three wickets individually for giving 21 and
37 runs respectively. Mendis is a new sensation in the Sri
Lankan team whereas Muralitharan is an experienced spinner;
both put together their skill to bowl out the Indian players
for a lowly score of 146. [Read More]
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Oval Test England Took Victory Over South Africa
Kevin Pietersen is much happy at his first success in his
first Test match playing as a captain of England team. The
century opening partnership game of Alastair Cook and Andrew
Strauss made a key role in this success and confirmed a
clear six-wicket win at the Oval ground. [Read More]
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Twenty20 Champions League Has Been Postponed
The organizing management of the Twenty20 Champions League
made a unanimous decision to move the tournament to December
from the month of September. In the previously announced
dates which were in the month of September there were chances
that this tournament would overlap with the Champions Trophy,
taking place in Pakistan. [Read More]
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Collingwood Made A Way Out From Clear Defeat (Part 2)
Pietersen went out of the ground under loud and appreciative
hand clapping from the crowd. The same kind of cheerful
feeling was shown again by the crowd when Andrew Flintoff
entered the ground. The crowd was much expecting from this
all-rounder. But he failed to play a responsible game. On
his fourth delivery, he was taken by Hashim Amla at short
leg after hitting his pad. [Read More]
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Collingwood Made A Way Out From Clear Defeat (Part 1)
Yesterday, Kevin Pietersen and Paul Collingwood showed
a thrilling and responsible game at Edgbaston. The folks
present in the ground were really amused and moved by their
game. The cricket ground was totally packed. England had
almost lost their hopes for winning the third Test. Now
England is back into the game and hoping to win that series. [Read More]
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The Announcement Of The Pattern Of Champions League (Part
2)
The England and Wales Cricket Board are hopefully trying
to reach a settlement on this issue. It is being reported
by BBC that the spokesman for the Champions League said
that it has not been yet confirmed which two teams will
play the tournament. However these two would be from England,
Pakistan or New Zealand. [Read More]
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The Announcement Of The Pattern Of Champions League (Part
1)
The format of Champions League being organized in Indian
has been announced. Eight cricket teams will participate
in this tournament. This tournament will start on 29th of
September and end on 8th of October. This event will start
just after the end of the Champions Trophy which finishes
on 28th of September. [Read More]
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Australia And New Zealand Will Possibly Boycott The Champions
Trophy (Part 2 )
The authorities of Australia and New Zealand have ordered
their cricket players not to visit Pakistan for the upcoming
Champion’s Trophy. This news clearly shows that there are
chances of the boycott of the international one-day tournament
by these countries. [Read More]
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Australia And New Zealand Will Possibly Boycott The Champions
Trophy (Part 1 )
The authorities of Australia and New Zealand have ordered
their cricket players not to visit Pakistan for the upcoming
Champion’s Trophy. This news clearly shows that there are
chances of the boycott of the international one-day tournament
by these countries. [Read More]
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Taking Champions Trophy Away From Pakistan?
The International Cricket Council has planned to solve
this dispute by the consensus of all cricket boards. The
meeting is going to be held on Thursday in which it will
be decided whether Pakistan is safe to host and conduct
eight-nation tournament or not. [Read More]
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M Asif: Drug Tests Showed Positive Results
The test showed positive results that Mohammad Asif used
the banned substance in IPL tournament. That was stated
by the organizers of IPL tournament. [Read More]
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Andrew Flintoff Returned Back To England Team
Andrew Flintoff is one of the best all rounder in England
team and is considered as its back bone. More than a year
passed Andrew Flintoff didn’t play any Test match due to
injury. Last time he played final match of Ashes series
in Sydney in 2007. The 30 year old all rounder got ankle
injury in October 2007. [Read More]
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South Africa Suspended Agreements With Zimbabwe
On Monday South African cricket authorities announced the
suspension of all the bilateral agreements with Zimbabwe;
as the political situation in Zimbabwe is getting worse
day by day. The agreement was made to conduct development
and administrative programs between the countries. It also
included the participation of Zimbabwe teams in CSA’s domestic
competitions. All of these good measures have been suspended
till the next notice. [Read More]
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Funeral of Jane McGrath
Star cricketers, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd,
family members and friends attended the emotional farewell
of Jane McGrath – wife of Glenn McGrath – who died after
a long fight with cancer. She died at the age of 42 at her
Sydney home on Sunday after 11 year fight with cancer. She
left behind his two children, Holly and James besides his
husband. [Read More]
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England Threatens To Play Champions Trophy In Pakistan
The senior players of England cricket team showed their
deep concerns over the security conditions in Pakistan.
They decided to revolt against their cricket board who are
stressing them to visit Pakistan for Champions Trophy; they
threatened to boycott them. Earlier the news came about
Australian players who also expressed same apprehensions
over cricket series in Pakistan. Both are forming a front
with their Australian counterparts. [Read More]
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Muhammad Asif safely returned home (Part-2)
Muhammad Asif (25) is having good position in Pakistani
cricket team and is among the best fast bowlers of Pakistan.
When we see to his game record it is splendid; his test
match record shows 51 wickets on his account in 11 matches
and in one-day matches he has taken 36 wickets playing 31
matches. [Read More]
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Muhammad Asif safely returned home (Part-1)
Pakistani fast bowler Muhammad Asif has been released from
detention and reported to return back and reached his home.
Few weeks ago, he was taken into custody by security at
Dubai airport and received the allegation of keeping drugs
with him. [Read More]
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Two years back; 2006 Oval Test declared to be a draw match
The ICC has introduced new principle in the cricket laws
in a meeting summoned to make a debate on 2006-Oval Test
match, which was played between England and Pakistan. By
including that principle they changed that match result
and declared it a draw match. The strong pressure from Pakistan
Cricket Board was also behind that decision. [Read More]
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Pietersen As A Captain For Four Matches (Part 2)
It capped a disruptive twenty four hours for Paul Collingwood
, when he annoyed the New Zealanders by not calling back
an injured Elliot who was run out after colliding with Ryan
Sidebottom. [Read More]
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Pietersen As A Captain For Four Matches (Part 1)
He was taken into account for the less over rate shown
by his team in the match with New Zealand in Oval. This
match was won by New Zealand by one-wicket; it was much
controversial victory. He has been ruled out from the fifth
one-day international match of Lords. Kevin Pietersen has
been asked to act as captain for the first time. [Read More]
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Sanath Jayasuriya: No intention to retire after touching
39th year of life (Part 2)
He said that peoples had doubts about his game and often
asked questions about him. At that time it needed a strong
demonstration from his side to prove his skills; he strived
hard, made an effort and proved it. The splendid record
build up by his all-rounder play in both one-days and tests
is also the big proof. When you see at his record, he has
12,382 runs, 309 wickets in 412 one-day international games
and 6,973 runs in 110 tests; that’s all what a cricket player
could dream of at the end of his game-life. [Read More]
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Sanath Jayasuriya: No intention to retire after touching
39th year of life (Part 1)
Sanath Jayasuriya is the highest scorer from Sri Lankan
side and the number two capped player in one-day international.
His performance on Wednesday against Bangladesh in Asia
Cup was a proof that he possesses the same natural talent
and elegance of his game for which is acclaimed and lost
nothing from that. [Read More]
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ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan (Part 2)
Two teams from each group will qualify for semifinals and
the two winning teams will reach the final. The tournament
will continue from 11 to 28 of September. The final will
be held on 28th of September. [Read More]
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ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan (Part 1)
Pakistan is hosting Champions Trophy of cricket in September,
2008. International Cricket Council has deep concerns on
the security condition in Pakistan. They urged to deeply
examine the security conditions and measures to ensure safe
cricket series. That statement was given on Wednesday by
ICC officials in a press conference. [Read More]
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Pakistan Wins The Final Of Tri-Series (Part 2)
Akmal as we talked earlier was not playing good; he was
under pressure and already was seriously criticized from
Nasim Ashraf – Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman - regarding
last Pakistani defeat by India with a leading score of 140-runs. [Read More]
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Pakistan Wins The Final Of Tri-Series (Part 1)
Pakistan elected to bat after winning the toss and piled
on 315 runs by dropping their three wickets. The viewers
enjoyed the two majestic and exciting centuries by Younis
Khan and Salman Butt. Younis Khan played with good run-rate
and struck 108 runs off 99 deliveries and Salman Butt supported
him with his 129 score and remained unbeaten and was retired
of hurt. [Read More]
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Improve Cricket Pitch Standards
The head curator of International Cricket Council’s Global
Cricket Academy visited Pakistan last days. He came to head
a seminar organized on the art of preparing cricket pitches.
This academy is based at Dubai Sports City. The academy
is fully concentrating on the development of games. The
company is also providing educational courses by keeping
involve different cricket playing countries so that the
best experience and best practice could be shared among
them. [Read
More]
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England agreed to play Winner-Takes-All Twenty20 Matches
Part-2
This agreement is the part of efforts which Sir Allen Stanford
is making to revive the West Indian cricket and stop its
decline. He has been providing the funds and financing the
twenty20 tournaments organized in Caribbean since 2006 with
the prizing amount of $2m. Stanford Super Star team will
be comprised of these players. [Read More]
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England agreed to play Winner-Takes-All Twenty20 Matches
Part-1
England signed the agreement to play five match winner-takes-all
twenty20 match series. This series will be played at Caribbean.
The agreement was made with a businessman Sir Allen Stanford.
The first match of this series will be played on 1st of
November between England and Stanford’s Super Stars at Sir
Allen’s Cricket ground located at Antigua. [Read More]
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Collingwood Stressed on Cricket Authorities to Safeguard
Test Cricket
England Captain Paul Collingwood directs attention of Cricket
authorities towards growing popularity of Twenty20 series
and its bad impacts on true cricket - test cricket. He said
that it would badly affect the future of test cricket which
is real cricket and having the true essence of game. Twenty20
is very hot in news and headlines are full with the twenty20
match news. [Read
More]
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India’s victory over Pakistan in Dhaka (part 2)
Earlier in the first phase of game, Sehwag (89), Gambhir
(62) and Yuvraj Singh (55) failed each and every strategy
adopted by Pakistani bowlers to confine the Indian score
in restricted level. Indian top order batting line fired
in unison to lay down the foundation of a big total. [Read More]
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India’s victory over Pakistan in Dhaka (part 1)
India broke the series of continual victories by Pakistani
team over Indian team by winning a match with a big margin
of 140 runs in the second match of the one-day tri-series
at Sher-e-Bangla stadium at Mirpur in Dhaka. .... [Read More]
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20-20 vs 30-30 Cricket Matches
Now a days 20 twenty is on its climax. Every one is in
the circumference of twenty twenty cricket scenarios. This
scenario or you may say the new evaluation of cricket has
inspired every one. If we look at future then we see that
twenty twenty cricket will disappoint the bowlers and will
cast a deep impact on cricket.So there should be thirty
thirty scenario cricket match .. ..... [Read More]
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Cricket Australia
There are many other games are being played in Australia
among them the Cricket is very famed games. The Australia
has won many World Cups of the Cricket. The Cricket Team
of Australia is number one team in the world of the Cricket.
The Australia has long history of the Cricket. It
team is counted into pioneers of the Cricket... ..... [Read More]
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Cricket at Technology
Playing games is the nature human. For playing the games
human invented many games and then he made the rules which
were acceptable for all who participated in that game. Almost
every person likes playing games. For accomplish this he
always to try making and discovering the ways on which he
satisfy himself. There are many games he invented
including Cricket, Baseball, Football, Volleyball, Boating,
Skating and so many others.. ..... [Read More]
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Cricket Articles
Playing games is the nature human. For playing the games
human invented many games and then he made the rules which
were acceptable for all who participated in that game. Almost
every person likes playing games. For accomplish this he
always to try making and discovering the ways on which he
satisfy himself. There are many games he invented
including Cricket, Baseball, Football, Volleyball, Boating,
Skating and so many others. ..... [Read More]
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The Cricket Ring Tones
In early age the human was the man of the play his body
structure enforced him to participate into the games. That
was the reason the man of that age remained healthy. But
after revolution if Industrial he sat back and tried to
force more and more work which totally base on mental working,
this introduced new System named as Materialistic System..... [Read More]
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Cricket at Virtual
Now days there are many games are being as virtually.
In other words, many games are being played as e-games.
The concept of the e-games is not too old concept. In 1980s
there had been developed many e-games and today there is
a separate engineering discipline in which it is only taught
how to make the e-games.... [Read More]
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Australian Cricket Team
The Cricket Team of Australia has bright record in the
past and current days. They have opened and stepped into
the Cricket with England. Both teams are naming as the oldest
Cricket Teams in the history. The Austral has played 682
Test Matches and they won 315 Test Matches. The winning
rate in percentage is 46.15% from the day when they stepped
into the Cricket. They have played first Test Match in 1877.
Now Australian Cricket Team is leading to rest of the world
Cricket Teams... [Read More]
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The Cricket Ringtones to Download
As the man was created he was inserted to busy himself
by the different kind of leisure. There are many games were
used to keep busy. These games produced not only spirit
in the man but also produced the health. In other word the
man used games to gain the health and for consisting the
level of the fitness. For this purpose he used many games
in different eras of the history of the world... [Read More]
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Is another breaking the Code of Conduct?
The opener of the Pakistan Cricket Team Imran Farhat has
not found guilty of breaking the ICC Code of Conduct in
second test match against South Africa in Port Elizabeth.
Imran Farhat was claimed with a Level 2 offence under the
clause C 1 of the Code of Conduct of ICC which says ... [Read More]
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New hopes for Pakistan
From last few months the Pakistani Cricket Team was in
many troubles and problems. It faced ball tempering blame,
Shoib and Mohammad Asif was blamed and proved for prohibit
medicine, and were stopped to participate in International
Cricket for 2 and 1 year respectively. [Read More]
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An announcement of Umpires and match referees
Most interesting series containing three tests and five
ODIs, is being started tomorrow (Thursday) in Centurion.
For this series ICC has nominated umpires to umpire Steve
Bucknor and Billy Doctrove for the first test match. [Read More]
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Australia on top once again
It is biggest victory against England after 1940s to white
wash in any Test Series. After this series Aus have been
awarded by Ashes Trophy and caused also for Eng at second
place in Test Cricket rating. [Read
More]
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Next President
of ICC
New system has been put in place in June 2005 for appointing
new President. According to Nomination Committee will shortly
meet to announced or nominees and then prepare a report
to ICC Executive Board with its recommendations in Mar 2007. [Read More]
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Shabbir Ahamed granted to Bowl
ICC allowed to Shabbir Ahmad to bowl in International ring
of Cricket. A confirmation letter has received by the Pakistan
Cricket Board (PCB), according to it, it has resumed that
Shabbir can bowl now in international level of Cricket. [Read
More]
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Hair accuses Pakistan of ball-tampering – another
perspective
But who tempered the ball? Well, cannot be Collingwood
or Kevin Pietersen at the least. Pakistani team? Billy Doctrove
or Darrell Hair? Hey hey! Hold on. Did I say Darrell Hair???
Um interesting. [Read More]
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Pakistan cricket drugs hearing set for next
week.
KARACHI (AFP) - Suspended Pakistani bowlers
Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif will face a doping tribunal
next week after testing positive for the banned steroid
nandrolone, an official said.
Since Eid -- the Muslim festival at the end
of the holy month of Ramadan -- is scheduled early next
week, it appears the hearing would be held after that, Pakistan
Cricket Board (PCB) director of operations Salim Altaf told
AFP on Thursday. [Read
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Bond and Styris doubtful for New Zealand.
New Zealand strike bowler Shane Bond and all rounder Scott
Styris are doubtful starters for Friday's Champions Trophy
Group B match against Sri Lanka.
The 31-year-old fast bowler Bond sat out of the opening
match against South Africa on Monday with a back problem
and Styris with a hamstring twinge. [Read
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Ashes will spice up Aussie tie: Harmison
Defending champion West Indies beat Australia by 10 runs
in Mumbai on Wednesday to leave the Aussies a defeat away
from Champions Trophy elimination. England is in the same
position, having lost to host India by four wickets on Sunday.[Read
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Dabbling with drugs
Drugs in sport are becoming increasingly commonplace, although
it's rare that cricket finds itself in the eye of the sort
of media storm that is currently engulfing Shoaib Akhtar
and Mohammad Asif. Here, Cricinfo recalls 11 previous drugs-scandals,
most of which have been of the recreational, rather than
the performance-enhancing variety [Read
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