Cricket-England 398 all out v West Indies 243 – first test – Yahoo! Eurosport UK
May 20, 2012
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Cricket-England 398 all out v West Indies 243 – first test
Yahoo! Eurosport UK England were bowled out for 398 in reply to West Indies' first-innings total of 243 on the third day of the first test at Lord's on Saturday. Scores: England 398 all out (A. Strauss 122, I. Bell 61, J. Trott 58) West Indies 243 all out (S. Chanderpaul … |
CRICKET: Ex-Trowbridge ace breezes in – This Is Wiltshire
May 20, 2012
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CRICKET: Ex-Trowbridge ace breezes in
This Is Wiltshire TROWBRIDGE Cricket Club members have an extra reason to watch the West Indies' three-Test tour of England over the next month after their former overseas star Assad Fudadin was included in the Caribbean squad. The 26-year-old Guyanese batsman joined … |
Windies find strength in Shiv – SuperSport.com
May 20, 2012
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Windies find strength in Shiv
SuperSport.com West Indies were 120 for four in their second innings at stumps on the third day of the first test against England at Lord's on Saturday, trailing by 35 runs. At the crease was Shivnarine Chanderpaul on 34 and Marlon Samuels had 26. |
It’s not cricket, says Kirti Azad – The Hindu
May 20, 2012
 The Hindu | It's not cricket, says Kirti Azad The Hindu In the backdrop of the Indian Premier League (IPL) getting mired in a series of controversies, the former Test cricketer, Kirti Azad, on Sunday sat on a hunger strike at the Ferozshah Kotla here to protest “corruption in cricket on various platforms. It is cricket that will sustain the IPL going forward: Michael Clarke It is cricket that will sustain the IPL going forward: Clarke Former cricketer Kirti Azad on dharna against IPL |
SRK’s punishment too harsh: Javed Akhtar – New York Daily News
May 20, 2012
 The Express Tribune | SRK's punishment too harsh: Javed Akhtar New York Daily News Mumbai, May 20 — Renowned lyricist and writer Javed Akhtar says that the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA)'s decision to ban Shah Rukh Khan from the Wankhede Stadium for five years is a "little harsh". MCA slapped a five-year ban on Shah Rukh, ... 'King' Khan, do migrate to hockey Cricket group wants Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan banned from Mumbai stadium ... Cricket: 'Let BCCI decide for Shah Rukh Khan' |
‘Taliban Cricket Club’ is a novel with a twist – Columbia Daily Tribune
May 20, 2012
'Taliban Cricket Club' is a novel with a twist Columbia Daily Tribune By NAHAL TOOSI AP "The Taliban Cricket Club" (Ecco) by Timeri N. Murari: Writing a novel about Afghanistan can be a difficult, unenviable undertaking. Ideally, the result will be well-informed, nuanced, stylishly written, surprising and free of clichés ... |
Campbell wants WI women consistency – Trinidad News
May 20, 2012
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Campbell wants WI women consistency
Trinidad News SHERWIN CAMPBELL, coach of the West Indies women cricket team, has called for consistency with the regional squad following their recent triumph at home to Sri Lanka. The West Indies team defeated Sri Lanka 2-1 in the three-game One- Day International … |
Ramkessoon delighted with Gabriel effort – Trinidad News
May 20, 2012
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Ramkessoon delighted with Gabriel effort
Trinidad News By STEPHON NICHOLAS Sunday, May 20 2012 National selector Dudnath Ramkessoon has heaped praise on West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel who had the most outstanding bowling figures from among his peers in the first innings of the opening Test against … |
Challenging times ahead of India — Indian women’s cricket captain – Daily News & Analysis
May 19, 2012
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Challenging times ahead of India — Indian women's cricket captain
Daily News & Analysis By G Krishnan | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA Mithali Raj, Indian women's cricket captain, has a challenging task at hand. After the team under Anjum Chopra lost both the T20Is and ODIs to West Indies in the Caribbean and Australia at home earlier in the … |
Cricket: Wagner in swing of things – New Zealand Herald
May 19, 2012
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Cricket: Wagner in swing of things
New Zealand Herald Photo / AP Reverse swing – hailed as one of the most critical weapons in a quick bowlers' armoury – has been an elusive quality in the Black Caps but that could change with the appearance of Neil Wagner in July's cricket tour of the West Indies. |
