Newtown Cricket Club pitch damaged by vandals – BBC News
February 6, 2012
 BBC News | Newtown Cricket Club pitch damaged by vandals BBC News A clean-up operation has started after vandals damaged a cricket pitch by driving their cars over the outfield. The incident has caused a headache for Newtown Cricket Club ahead of the start of the season in April. Chairman Peter Davies said the ... |
BCCI offers olive branch, says ready to sort out issues with Sahara – Times of India
February 6, 2012
 Daily Mail | BCCI offers olive branch, says ready to sort out issues with Sahara Times of India NEW DELHI: Stung by Sahara's pullout as sponsor of Indian cricket team and owner of IPL franchise Pune Warriors, the BCCI on Monday took a more reconciliatory stand towards the aggrieved corporate giant, saying it was ready to sit across the table and ... N Srinivasan surprised by Sahara's decision to leave Indian cricket: Doubt persists about the future of Pune Warriors players Sort out the problems with Sahara, say media experts |
Pakistan cricketers create history through clean sweep – gulfnews.com
February 6, 2012
 Telegraph.co.uk | Pakistan cricketers create history through clean sweep gulfnews.com By KR Nayar, Chief Cricket Writer Dubai: Pakistan team inscribed a golden chapter in the annals of its cricket history at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Monday. Beating England by 71 runs in the third Test they became the first nation to ... Cricket: England upbeat for big run chase Cricket-Pakistan complete England whitewash Pakistan-England series a new way for disabled cricketers: PDCA secretary |
Cricket-Yuvraj Singh’s cancer is curable – doctor – Reuters India
February 6, 2012
 Wall Street Journal | Cricket-Yuvraj Singh's cancer is curable - doctor Reuters India One of the cleanest strikers of a cricket ball, the middle-order batsman is not a regular member of India's test team but is an automatic choice in their limited-over sides. Yuvraj was instrumental in India's 2007 World Twenty20 victory in South Africa ... Cricket's Yuvraj Singh Yuvraj deserves overwhelming support Yuvraj Singh is the latest in a long list of cricketers afflicted with cancer |
NRL, cricket clash catches out Channel 9 – Sydney Morning Herald
February 6, 2012
 Sydney Morning Herald | NRL, cricket clash catches out Channel 9 Sydney Morning Herald Channel Nine is yet to decide whether it will broadcast round one of the NRL or Australia's clash against Sri Lanka in the one-day cricket international. Photo: Getty Images CRICKET AUSTRALIA and the NRL are set to go to war over Friday night prime ... |
England v Pakistan third Test: live – Telegraph.co.uk
February 6, 2012
 Daily Mail | England v Pakistan third Test: live Telegraph.co.uk Or are you telling yourself "it's good for world cricket"? Email alan.tyers@telegraph.co.uk PAKISTAN (99 & 365) BEAT ENGLAND (141 & 252) BY 71 RUNS AND WIN THE SERIES 3-0 What a team effort by Pakistan to recover from being bundled out for under 100. Cricket: England's batsmen have failed to find their mark Cricket-Younus century leaves England in dire straits England v Pakistan third Test: Day cricket went mad as England blow it again |
Travails of a cricket enthusiast – Times of India
February 6, 2012
 New York Times (blog) | Travails of a cricket enthusiast Times of India (AFP Photo) I am a lover of Indian cricket. At most times I can watch any form of cricket - whether Test, T20, domestic or international. Like many cricket lovers, though, I have been simply devastated by the performance of the Indian cricket team in ... For Cricket's Fading Stars, 'Well Left' Would Be a Relief Talent crunch Two for the ages |
Cricket Australia confident fans will come for one-day matches – Herald Sun
February 6, 2012
 Sydney Morning Herald | Cricket Australia confident fans will come for one-day matches Herald Sun WORLD Cup host Australia has been forced to defend the future of one-day cricket despite a disappointing crowd at the MCG on Sunday night. Desperate for the traditional 50-over match not to be squeezed between Twenty20 and Test cricket, ... Cricket Australia in tobacco ad row Fans will still have their day in the sun despite Twenty20 boom - CA Cricket proves superiority of Melbourne sporting crowds |
The Stud Fees of Modern Soccer – Wall Street Journal
February 6, 2012
 Wall Street Journal |
The Stud Fees of Modern Soccer
Wall Street Journal For a soccer player, that means taking a cut of any future transfer. Third-party ownership has persisted for decades in South America, primarily in Brazil and Argentina. Usually investment funds—or sometimes very wealthy individuals—will offer a club … |
The Stud Fees of Modern Soccer – Wall Street Journal
February 6, 2012
Wall Street Journal |
The Stud Fees of Modern Soccer
Wall Street Journal For a soccer player, that means taking a cut of any future transfer. Third-party ownership has persisted for decades in South America, primarily in Brazil and Argentina. Usually investment funds—or sometimes very wealthy individuals—will offer a club … |
