Lee may make ODI comeback soon Sydney, Oct 30: Australian pace bowler Brett Lee put in an impressive domestic performance for New South Wales to indicate that a national one-day recall could be imminent.Lee, continuing his comeback after a six-month lay-off due to an elbow injury, took ...
Pathan back in the swing, courtsey Lillee Mumbai:Discarded Indian seamer Irfan Pathan says he has regained his bowling rhythm after working with Australian pace legend Dennis Lillee and is confident of a quick recall to the national side. ...
Taibu set for return to Zimbabwe fold Harare:Former Zimbabwe cricket captain Tatenda Taibu looks set for a return to the beleaguered national side after resuming training with his teammates, two years on from his fallout with management. ...
Shoaib likely to receive selectors nod for India ODIs Karachi:Pakistan paceman Shoaib Akhtar is in line for a recall to the national side after he was included in a list of 20 players due to attend a conditioning camp ahead of two one-day internationals in Scotland next month. ...
English board plans to curtail coach's power London:Apprehensive about new coach Peter Moores following in the footsteps of Duncan Fletcher, the England Cricket Board (ECB) has decided to curtail coach~~s powers in matters pertaining to the running of the team. ...
PCB to announce captain and coach on May 7th Lahore:The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the new captain and coach for the national side would be named on May 7 just before the team~~s departure for a three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka at Abu Dhabi. ...
Tom Moody to take up Western Australia duties Sydney:Former Australian all-rounder Tom Moody is in no mood to renew his contract as the coach of the Sri Lankan national side and is all set to take up the coaching job of his native Western Australia team. ...
Powar looking to cement his place in Team India Nasik:Mumbai off-spinner Ramesh Powar today said his inclusion in the Indian ODI team, was another opportunity to perform and cement a place in the national side. ...
Bevan still hopeful of World Cup recall Sydney: Still aspiring to make a comeback, former Australian ODI specialist Michael Bevan says he is continuing to play domestic cricket in the hope that the selectors will recall him for next year~~s World Cup. ...
'Sourav's chances of playing in future slim' New Delhi:Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Niranjan Shah on Thursday said that chances of deposed Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly, who was dropped from the team, which was selected for the first Test against England, selecting again to national side wer...