BCCI ignores Eden Gardens again Mumbai: BCCI has ignored India's finest stadium, Eden Gardens in Kolkota, while deciding on the venues to host the seven ODIs against Australia in October-November.Eden Gardens, popularly called the Lord's of Asia is the oldest cricket ground in India and also ...
Stage set for Indo-Oz ODI clashes Mumbai: BCCI has finalised the venues for the seven-match ODI series between India and Australia which is scheduled to start from October 25. Guwahati, Mumbai, Jaipur, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Mohali and Nagpur are the selected cities for the seven ODI ...
Aussies selectors to chat with Hayden on future Melbourne: Considering that injury torn Australian opener Mathhew Hayden is an automatic choice for the squad, the CA is expected to meet the hard hitting batsman to discuss the way forward with him. ...
Symonds suffering from ~~persecution complex~~ Perth: Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds, who was left high and dry alone by his team-mates last year after the race row with Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh, has been reportedly advised to get psychological help. ...
Australia put it across Indian eves by three wickets Mysore:If the first ODI between India and Australia was a case of so near and yet so far for India; the Australians ensured the second game didn~~t go right down to the wire as they pulled off a three wicket victory to go 2-0 up in the seven-match ODI series at the Infosys...
Ganguly brushes aside Waugh's comments New Delhi:Sourav Ganguly is not losing too much sleep over former Australian cricketer Mark Waugh~~s suggestion that India needs a change in captaincy, saying that he was not bothered by such statements. ...
Wankhede-like pitches will ruin Tests: Imran Jaipur:Slamming the Wankhede wicket, legendary all-rounder Imran Khan today said home teams should not ruin the spectator value of Test cricket by stretching their preference for pitches too far. ...
Murali Kartik prefers bouncy wickets Hyderabad:Basking in the glory of his Man of the Match award in the Mumbai Test against Australia, left-arm spinner Murali Kartik said that he prefers to bowl on bouncy wickets and admitted that playing Australia was always a "pressure game". ...
Lehmann to give court evidence in death of Hookes Sydney:Australian batsman Darren Lehmann returns home from India on Friday, preparing for what may prove traumatic evidence in a court case over the death of his close mate and former Test cricketer David Hookes. ...
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