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England Vs PakistanShoaib named in one-day squad...Pakistan forfeit 4th Test after ball row... Kevin Pietersen took the lead role for England... England win toss and elect to bat in third Test... Sweeping blues hit England... More England Vs Pakistan... India Vs EnglandIndia succumb without fight, Tendulkar, Dravid victims of dubious umpiring decisions...India Nick Epic Victory To Level Series, 7Batsman Formula Works, Robin Takes Team Home In A Thriller... India's Decision to Field First Comes A Cropper As England Saunter To 42-Run Win In 3rd ODI... Tendulkar, Dravid shine as India win by 9 runs... Pietersen Salvages Draw Dravid Joins Wadekar To Win Away Series Against Two Respectable Sides... More India Vs England... VB SERIESPonting, Symonds' epic stand shatters Lanka...Sri Lanka defeats Australia in first one-day final... Sri Lanka win toss, will bat first in VB series final... PCB says good bye Shoaib?... Australia take 1-0 lead in VB Series finals... More VB SERIES... New Zealand VS Sri LankaKiwis clueless against the magical Murali...Lanka prevail over New Zealand in final encounter... Sri Lanka make 273/6 against New Zealand... Astle guides New Zealand to victory... Sri Lanka collapse against New Zealand... More New Zealand VS Sri Lanka... West Indies VS AustraliaBrian Lara sets run-scoring world record...West Indies all out for 149 in second Test... More West Indies VS Australia... Sri Lanka VS South AfricaMurali fiver keeps SA within bounds...South Africa set for another spin test... South Africa try to solve Murali puzzle... Murali spin Lanka to victory... South Africa fighting to save Test... More Sri Lanka VS South Africa... INDIA v SOUTH AFRICASehwag Makes History With Second Triple Ton India To 468/1 At close...McKenzie Spurs South Africa In Chennai Test... Yuvraj Leads India To Series Win... India Win Against South Africa, Tendulkar Leads Run-Chase As Team Keeps ODI Series Alive... Sachin drama: Team was not informed in time... More INDIA v SOUTH AFRICA... Sri Lanka VS West IndiesMurali sends Windies crashing to a huge defeat...Sangakkara makes his point... Sri Lanka win first Test against West Indies... More Sri Lanka VS West Indies... NatWest SeriesAustralia beat England by 8 wickets, win series 2-1...Keep cool, Vaughan tells England... Keep cool, Vaughan tells England... Symonds tames Tigers as Australia get revenge... Gough ready to spook Aussies... More NatWest Series... England VS BangladeshBangladesh take positives out of first win...Five-wicket Hoggard polishes off Bangladesh... England turn the screw after Harmison's blast... England set to be unchanged against Bangladesh... England complete Bangladesh humiliation... More England VS Bangladesh... Pakistan VS West IndiesChandperpaul, Lara lift West Indies to 238-7...Farhat leads Pak Fightback... Pacemen Gul and Nazir dismiss West Indies for 206... Kaneria, Shabbir help Pakistan draw series... Lara century lifts Windies in Kingston... More Pakistan VS West Indies... West Indies VS South AfricaSouth Africa beat West Indies by 7 wickets, And Won The Five-Match Series...South Africa scores 218-5 against WI... Bravo Keeps West Indies Domination... Chanderpaul And Powell Put West Indies On Top... Dippenaar leads South Africa to 5-0 whitewash... More West Indies VS South Africa... Australia vs New ZealandHussey Blames it on Bowlers...New Zealand complete series whitewash over Australia... New Zealand beat Australia by five wickets... Aussies thrash Kiwis... NZ's record run-chase beats Aussies... More Australia vs New Zealand... South Africa vs ZimbabweSmith ton leads SA to another crushing victory...More South Africa vs Zimbabwe... India v BangladeshIndia record comprehensive win to clinch series...Ganguly praises team for bouncing back... Bangladesh beat India by 15 runs... India beat Bangladesh; win one-sided series... Five-wicket Pathan lauds ton-up Ashraful... More India v Bangladesh... INDIA v SOUTH AFRICASehwag Makes History With Second Triple Ton India To 468/1 At close...McKenzie Spurs South Africa In Chennai Test... Yuvraj Leads India To Series Win... India Win Against South Africa, Tendulkar Leads Run-Chase As Team Keeps ODI Series Alive... Sachin drama: Team was not informed in time... More INDIA v SOUTH AFRICA... InterviewsThe Match Is Not Over Yet: Tendulkar...Cup will be anyone's game... Hurt, Gambhir says he's been badly treated... Team India Banking on Ganguly: Chappell... I have to use my ageing body smartly: Sachin... More Interviews... ColumnsNew Delhi's bid to include cricket in 2010 Commonwealth games hits hurdle...When Saurav Dada batted like a Prince... Chance to start afresh... BCCI AGM gone in 30 seconds... Laxman needs to run harder... More Columns... |
Latest NewsIPL Opener: It's Night Of The Kolkata Knight Riders, Brendon McCullum blasted 158 of just 73 ballsBy Sumit Kumar, Section DLF Indian Premier League IPL
The Indian Premier League couldn't have dreamt of a better start. The "new era" in cricket dawned -- never mind the night lights -- with just the kind of adrenaline pumping cricketing action that the organizers hoped would set the tone for the richest tournament in the game's history.
Even if the first match of the league -- Bangalore Royal Challengers versus Kolkata Knight Riders -- fizzled into a no-contest in the second innings, the rousing pyrotechnics from Kolkata opener Brendon McCullum grabbed enough eyeballs among television viewers across the country to prove that IPL, in the end, was about cricket and it is on-field action that's going to make or break it. This was a day Bangaloreans weren't going to miss. Though, in the end, they watched in dread as the home team collapsed under the weight of McCullum's awesome, unbeaten innings of 158. Bangalore lost by 140 runs, falling for 82 in reply to the daunting 222 put up by the Kolkatans. ![]()
Kiwi Stumper Blasts A Record Unbeaten 158 Off 73 Balls As Team Kolkata Dwarfs Bangalore
Whether the tournament opener was history in the making or not, the Kiwi opener seemed bent on disproving the scientific fact that Kiwis cannot fly as he sent the ball soaring to all parts of the ground and well over it. Kolkata Knight Rider's own set of cheerleaders on the As many as 10 fours and 13 sixes -- the most maximum hits in a T20 game -- rained off his bat as he raced to the highest score in a T20 first-class fixture. His unbeaten 158 (whew! that's some score) came off a mere 73 balls and took the Knight Riders to an imposing 222 for 3 in their 20-over innings. Click on "Full Story" for more... (755 words in story) Read More... To Promote Cricket In The Rural Belts Of Delhi, Board Is Working On Opening a Cricket Academy: PawarBy ugesh sarkar, Section Cricket News
Board of Control for Cricket in India president Sharad Pawar has told a delegation of farmers that to promote cricket in the rural belts of Delhi, that has produced a number of international cricketers like Virendra Sehwag and Ishant Sharma, the Board is working on opening a cricket academy in the area.
Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee general secretary Naresh Kumar, who had led the delegation, said that on being urged to open a cricket academy in Delhi "dehat", Mr. Pawar said he would take up the matter soon. According to Dr. Kumar, Mr. Pawar told the delegation that such an academy should have an equal financial participation of BCCI and the Delhi and Districts Cricket Association. He also said that the Board would approve of the matter as soon as a proposal in this regard comes from DDCA. The delegation had also demanded that the Board recommend the name of Virendra Sehwag for Padma Bhushan as he was the only player from the country and only the third in the world after Sir Don Bradman and Brian Lara to have scored two triple centuries in Test cricket. Source: The Hindu April-10-2008 Australia To Play 4-Test Series Against India in Oct-Nov in BangaloreBy ugesh sarkar, Section Cricket News
Australia will play a four-Test series against India starting October 9 in Bangalore, the Indian Cricket Board announced on Wednesday.
Ricky Ponting and his men will arrive in India on September 29 and will play a four-day practice match from October 2 to 5, the venue for which is yet to be decided. The team will take a three-day break before starting the series in Bangalore from October 9. The second Test will be played three days later in Mohali before the action comes to the capital. Delhi will play host to the third Test starting October 28. The fourth and final Test of the series will be played from November 5 in Nagpur. The schedule:
Sehwag Makes History With Second Triple Ton India To 468/1 At closeBy Sumit Kumar, Section INDIA v SOUTH AFRICA India opener Virender Sehwag hit his second career triple century in the first Test against South Africa on Friday.Sehwag finished unbeaten on 309 as India reached 468 for one in reply to South Africa's first innings 540 all out at the close on the third day. The 29-year-old, who also made 309 against Pakistan at Multan in 2004, became only the third player to achieve the feat of two triple 100s, matching Australian Don Bradman and West Indies batsman Brian Lara. It was the fastest triple hundred in Test cricket since the scorers began recording number of balls faced by a batsman. Sehwag raced to 300 off 278 balls in the final session, surpassing Australian Matthew Hayden's 362-ball effort when he scored a then world record 380 against Zimbabwe at Perth in 2003-04. The Indian batsman lashed 42 fours and five sixes to race to his triple hundred, nudging paceman Makhaya Ntini for a single to square-leg. Sehwag, who batted for eight hours to reach the milestone, lifted his arms triumphantly and embraced partner Rahul Dravid as the South African fielders applauded and the Indian players and the rest of the spectators gave him a standing ovation. McKenzie Spurs South Africa In Chennai TestBy Sumit Kumar, Section INDIA v SOUTH AFRICA
South African opener Neil McKenzie was out for 94 to lead a solid top order display on the first day of the first test against India on Wednesday.
McKenzie missed out on his fourth hundred before the tourists reached 304 for four at close at the start of the three-match series. The 32-year-old put on a brisk 132-run opening partnership with skipper Graeme Smith, who stroked 73, before number three Hashim Amla guided the innings after skipper Anil Kumble and fellow spinner Harbhajan Singh struck twice each. Amla was 85 not out, eyeing his fourth hundred, with AB de Villiers on 10 at stumps. Smith and McKenzie, fresh from compiling a test world record 415-run opening partnership in the final test in Bangladesh this month, took charge to steer the team to 109 for no loss at lunch. South Africa were cruising at 206 for two at tea before Harbhajan removed key all rounder Jacques Kallis (13) and the 37-year-old Kumble took a stunning one-handed return catch diving to his left to dismiss Ashwell Prince (23). Kumble took two for 61 and Harbhajan returned two for 92. Click on "Full Story" for more... (424 words in story) Read More... DD Viewers To Miss India-South Africa Test Cricket SeriesBy Sumit Kumar, Section Cricket News
Millions of cricket fans will not be able to catch the India-South Africa Test cricket series on Doordarshan. Nimbus Groupowned Neo Sports would not be sharing the sports feed with public broadcaster Doordarshan. The reason: the ministry of information & broadcasting has said that the India-South Africa Test match series, which kicks off on March 26, is not an event of national importance and consequently it has not demanded that the sports feed be shared. During India's last Test series at home against Pakistan, the I&B ministry had classified the event as national importance and that of high public interest and had therefore directed Neo Sports to go by the book and mandatorily share live feed of the Test matches with Doordarshan.
When contacted, DD sources confirmed that the public broadcaster would not be telecasting the India-South Africa Test series and said that the government had used a clause in the Sports Broadcasting Signals (Mandatory Sharing with Prasar Bharati) Act 2007 which states that only Test series with high public interest would be required to be shared with DD. (453 words in story) Read More... SA Overtake Aus as No.1 ODI Team After Their Convincing 3-0 Series Victory Over BangladeshBy Sumit Kumar, Section South Africa
South Africon on Friday toppled world champions Australia to regain top spot in the ICC ODI Championship table after their convincing 3-0 series victory over Bangladesh.
Meanwhile, India are all set to finish runners-up to Ricky Ponting's team in the Test standings at the cut-off date of April 1 and earn $75,000 for this achievement. India is ranked fourth with 113 points in the ODI table. South Africa gained 0.720 points from their series victory over Bangladesh and although it stayed on 127 ratings points along with Australia, the fraction of a point was enough to put it ahead of Ponting's men by 0.191 of a point. South Africa's achievement is significant because the sides that lead the Test and ODI Championship ladders on April 1, receives $175,000 for its achievement, while the side placed second collects $75,000. Last year too, South Africa had snatched the title just before the April 1 cut-off date, relegating Australia to second position. In the Test championship table, India are sure of finishing second after England blew their chance of leapfrogging Anil Kumble's side by losing the first Test to New Zealand in Hamilton.
ICC ODI Top 12(Ranking) Teams No Official Status For India's Indian Premier League (IPL), International Cricket Council (ICC) SaysBy Sumit Kumar, Section Cricket News
Runs and wickets at the Indian Premier League's Twenty20 competition will not gain official recognition, cricket's world governing body said Tuesday.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) regards the multi-million-dollar IPL, promoted by the Indian board and featuring top stars from around the world, as a domestic Indian competition, a spokesman said. "The IPL is not international cricket, it is a domestic tournament," ICC spokesman James Fitzgerald told AFP when asked if players' performances will gain official recognition. "Therefore, the matches do not have Twenty20 international status." The IPL is a city-based tournament with eight teams bought by franchises who selected their respective line-ups via auction in Mumbai last month. The tournament, which runs from April 18 to June 1, will mark the first time international cricketers will put aside their national allegiances to play for privately-owned teams. Players have received huge pay packets, starting from 100,000 dollars for the first year, to take part in the 44-day, 59-match extravaganza across cricket-mad India. In a sport where only a few top stars net more than a million dollars a year in fees and endorsements for their respective countries, the IPL has showered unprecedented riches. The Chennai franchise bought India's limited-overs captain Mahendra Dhoni for 1.5 million dollars, while Hyderabad snagged Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds for 1.35 million dollars. India Beat Australia To Sweep Triseries 2-0, Signal Shift In Cricketing World OrderBy Sumit Kumar, Section Australia vs Pakistan
It doesn't get any better than this,'' exulted M S Dhoni. As with his bold selection choices, bowling changes and winner's attitude, he was spot-on. The Men In Blue didn't just beat Australia, they made history, bagging a tournament that none of their illustrious predecessors had ever managed to capture, and no one ever will again -- with this final, the curtain has come down on the Aussie triseries format.
Dhoni and his men have probably accomplished even more. They may have signalled an impending change in the world cricketing order, while wrecking the aura of Australian invincibility. India has long had the financial clout. But now, with cricketing muscle lending that support, the power equations in the game seem to be shifting. ![]() In 1995, Australia had beaten the West Indies in the Caribbean to mark the ending of an era, and the beginning of another. After Tuesday, Australia may remain No. 1 in the ICC rankings, but it increasingly resembles an ageing bull elephant facing a younger, aggressive challenger, who senses that the leader is past his prime. That challenger is, of course, Team India -- which shrugged off all the trauma of a bitter, ill-tempered tour to hold off Australia by a nailbiting nine-run margin. The young Indians sprinted singles, dived on the field to save precious runs and held their nerve even as the Australians, supposedly masters at handling crunch situations, disintegrated mentally. Throughout, they went sledge for sledge, eyeball to eyeball, till the Aussies blinked. In the process, Dhoni's insistence on bringing fresh legs, and young bravehearts, into the ODI squad was thoroughly vindicated. It was a huge gamble, but it succeeded, enhancing Dhoni's skyrocketing stature. He spoke later of how this was an important step in the building of ``my team''. Clearly, he's no shrinking violet. Neither are his men. But then, shrinking violets don't beat world champs on home turf. Everyone may not like the bold new face of Team India -- indeed, some may find it abrasive. There is some truth to that, but perhaps it is precisely this cockiness that allows these youngsters to play their natural game, unfazed by the towering reputations of the other side. They expect to win -- and do so. Dhoni has often spoken of how the men he has reposed faith in have responded spectacularly. They did it again. There was man of the match Praveen Kumar. Handed the new ball, he cleaned up the Aussie top order, then returned to claim a fourth wicket. There was Irfan Pathan, leaking runs throughout, then coming good when it mattered -- with two wickets in the dramatic final over. India win U-19 World Cup: In Rain-Hit Final To Pull Off Thrilling Win Over South AfricaBy Sumit Kumar, Section Cricket News
India won the ICC Youth World Cup 2008 in a sensational fashion at the Kinrara Academy Oval on Sunday night.
Having batted poorly and fielded sloppily, India still somehow trumped South Africa, winning a rain-hit final by 12 runs on the Duckworth-Lewis method. Under the leadership of Virat Kohli, India won the junior world cup for the second time. They had last won it in 2000 under the captaincy of Mohammad Kaif. India had been bowled out for 159 having been asked to bat. But their seam bowlers responded promptly to leave South Africa stuttering at 17-3 in the ninth over. That's when the rain came down. After a prolonged delay, the innings was reduced to 25 overs, the target revised to 116. It meant South Africa needed 99 from 98 balls to win the World Cup. ![]() In a gripping climax, South Africa needed 19 from the last over by seam bowler Siddarth Kaul. Kaul gave away a four off the first ball, but tightened the screws and took India home. India were also the finalists in 2006, where they failed to chase Pakistan's 109 in the final in Colombo. Earlier, India's innings failed to get going as they lost wickets at regular intervals. The batsmen, who had been in fine form throughout the tournament, chose an inopportune moment to go out of form. Tanmay Srivastava scored 46 but the others failed to build on starts. The next highest was 20. For South Africa, the wickets were shared around. India, while fielding, dropped two catches. Wicketkeeper Srivats Goswami, who has had a good tournament thus far, missed three stumpings with pressure mounting on both sides. South Africa, on their part, kept getting out to poor shots. With boundaries difficult to come, India applied pressure on their batsmen to good effect and came out winners. Sachin Shines As India Take 1-0 Lead In Best-Of-Three Tri-Series Finals At The Sydney Cricket GroundBy Sumit Kumar, Section Cricket News
A magnificent century by the Sachin Tendulkar ensured India beat Australia by six wickets in the first final of the CB series at the SCG on Sunday.
With Tendulkar making an unbeaten 117 from 120 balls and youngster Rohit Sharma offering wonderful support, India made 242 for six in 45.5 overs in reply to the home side's 239 for eight. This gives the visitors a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three finals. Tendulkar shared in a 123-run stand for the fourth wicket with Rohit Sharma, who went for 66 immediately after the former completed his ton. ![]() The master blaster brought up his hundred with an easy single off James Hopes, having faced only 106 deliveries and hit eight boundaries. The Australians were always in trouble after they had to settle for a modest total following a batting collapse. Earlier, Australia scored 239 for 8 in 50 overs after winning the toss and electing to bat. Mathew Hayden looked like a man on a mission after his war of words with Harbhajan Singh in the days before the first of the best-of-three finals. Andrew Symonds and Mathew Hayden struck a 100-run partnership for the fourth wicket in just 17.2 overs, but Symonds' dismissal gave the much-needed respite to the Indians. Click on "Full Story" for more... (523 words in story) Read More... Fleming To Quit Tests After England SeriesBy Sumit Kumar, Section New Zealand
Former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming is retiring from international cricket at the end of next month's home Test series against England, he told a news conference in Auckland on Thursday.
The 34-year-old quit One-Day Internationals after last year's World Cup and is now giving up Tests to focus on his family and business interests. "I always indicated that I was likely to retire from international cricket at some point in the near future and the time is right for me and my family to do that now," Fleming said. "Retiring before the (return) tour to England (later this year) will allow me to be with (wife) Kelly for the birth of our second child and I'm excited about pursuing new business opportunities." Fleming is New Zealand's most capped player and leading runscorer in both tests and one-day cricket. He is also his country's most successful captain. (354 words in story) Read More... Dilshan Guides Sri Lanka To Easy Eight-Wicket Victory Against IndiaBy Sumit Kumar, Section Sri Lanka Vs India
Tillakaratne Dilshan's unbeaten 62 helped Sri Lanka [Images] cruise to an easy eight-wicket victory against India on the Duckworth-Lewis method in their rain-shortened fifth one-day international of the CB tri-series one-day international at Manuka Oval in Canberra on Tuesday.
Put into bat, India rattled up 195 for five in the allotted 29 overs after play began late due to rain but the islanders overhauled a revised target of 154 in 21 overs with 12 balls to spare. The Sri Lankans took full advantage of batting second as they chased the revised target without much fuss to keep themselves afloat in the series, riding on contributions from Tillakaratne Dilshan (62 not out) and Sanath Jayasuriya (27 off 13 balls). Young Rohit Sharma gave ample display of his class with an unbeaten 70 while Gautam Gambhir [Images] (35) Sachin Tendulkar [Images] (32) and captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni [Images] (31) came up with useful contributions but all their efforts went in vain as another rain interruption immediately after the Indian innings made the equation under the Duckworth-Lewis method easier for the Lankans. With this victory, Sri Lanka managed to keep themselves in the reckoning by taking their points tally to six from three matches. India continued to maintain their position at the top of the table with eight points from four matches while Australia have seven points from three matches. The action will now shift to Perth where Sri Lanka will take on Australia in a day-night encounter on Friday. Jayasuriya provided a flying start to the Lankan chase as he blasted 27 off 13 balls with two fours and two sixes. The left-hander looked in devastating form and scored 23 in one over from S Sreesanth [Images] before being dismissed by Ishant Sharma. (797 words in story) Read More... Oz crushers India target Sri Lanka, Dhoni's Young Guns Hope To Continue Winning MomentumBy Unregistered Visitor, Section Sri Lanka Vs India
Team India flew into this capital city of Australia in a jovial mood after having tamed the World Cup winners at MCG by riding on the collective brilliance of their young guns. While the team is definitely very happy to have upset the world champs, they have now trained their guns on the World Cup runners-up Sri Lanka, whom they play in a day game on Tuesday at the Manuka Oval here.
Harbhajan Singh, however, sounded cautious, saying, ``We don't believe too much in what is termed as momentum and we also don't look at the past record of our opponents. On a given day any team can come good in One-day cricket.'' The off-spinner, who bowled eight tight overs in the game against Australia on Sunday night, also rubbished doubts about Yuvraj Singh's form. ``He is a champion batsman and just needs one good knock to be back in the league. We are not overtly worried,'' he said. (429 words in story) Read More... Ishant: Oh God, what have I done?, Ricking Ponting saidBy Unregistered Visitor, Section Cricket News
There's something about Ishant Sharma and even Ricking Ponting admits to it. But the 19-yearold Ishant was candid enough to reveal that at times he does wonder, ``Oh God, what have I done?''
Feeling tired and fighting a stomach ache, the beanpole like bowler answered questions from the media soon after India's ecstatic win over Australia with all his innocence. ``Yes, I do wonder at my achievement but at the same time I feel that if you have faith in your hard work, God helps you,'' said the exhausted bowler. Talking about his heroics (4-38) on Sunday night at the MCG, Ishant said, ``I'm not doing anything extra. Just sticking to the plan we have for each of the batsmen. We all have to bowl a good line and that's what even I do.'' Asked to bowl with the new ball, Ishant added that it wasn't a big issue. ``There was no pressure to bowl with the new ball. When the captain has confidence in you and when he gives you the new ball, there is a job to be done. I was just told to do my best, bowl a good line and leave the rest to the batsman.'' But it was not all hunky dory for the bowler. Ishant was smacked for 18 runs in his very second over but he showed resilience in making a comeback. ``Dhoni came to me and said be with yourself, ask yourself as to what you are doing. I then calmed down, gathered my thoughts and bowled better,'' he said. (498 words in story) Read More...
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