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Qadir set for Pakistan post
Former leg-spinner Abdul Qadir is set to be named chief selector by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
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Reprimand for Rahim
Bangladesh wicketkeeper-batsman Mushfiqur Rahim was let off with a reprimand after being found guilty of showing dissent during the first Test against South Africa.
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Pietersen craves big runs
Kevin Pietersen has urged England's batsmen to learn from their India counterparts if they are to be competitive in the remainder of their ODI series.
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Aussies fail to fire
Australia struggled with the bat once more as New Zealand maintained a foothold in the first Test with a battling bowling display at the Gabba.
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Trott out of performance squad
Warwickshire's Jonathan Trott has withdrawn from the England Performance Programme squad to tour India as he needs a break from cricket.
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Footitt fits the bill
Nottinghamshire seamer Mark Footitt has signed a new one-year deal at Trent Bridge, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2009 season.
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Footitt fits the bill
Nottinghamshire seamer Mark Footitt has signed a new one-year deal at Trent Bridge, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2009 season.
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Pakistan PM in tour pledge
Pakistan's Prime Minister, Syed Yousuf Gillani, has told the Pakistan Cricket Board every step will be taken to ensure India's tour of the country goes ahead as scheduled early next year.
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South Africa demolish Bangladesh
South Africa are on course for an innings victory over Bangladesh after taking 11 wickets in two sessions on the second day of the first Test.
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Tendulkar and Pathan recalled
Sachin Tendulkar and Irfan Pathan have been named in the India squad for the remaining four one-day internationals against England.
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England left in the dark
England and India were left questioning the wisdom of the regulations after bad light secured a 16-run victory for the hosts in the third one-day game.
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Trott out of performance squad
Warwickshire's Jonathan Trott has withdrawn from the England Performance Programme squad to tour India as he needs a break from cricket.
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Sri Lanka cruise to win
Sri Lanka had little trouble capitalising on Zimbabwe’s batting capitulation, reaching their victory target in a little over 33 overs to win the first one-day international by six wickets in Harare.
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Cricket embraces diversity
Cricketers across the world have united for ICC Diversity Day and celebrated the unique social qualities of the sport whilst raising awareness of health issues.
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Mixed bag for Clarke
Michael Clarke had mixed emotions after his determined knock of 98 helped prop up Australia's modest total of 214 on day one of the first Test against New Zealand at the Gabba.
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Gordon wins again
Surrey head groundsman Bill Gordon has won his sixth straight groundsman of the year award after taking this year’s title.
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Smog and Sehwag scupper England
The smog descended on Kanpur to scupper the chances of an absorbing run chase in the third one-day international, with India awarded the match by 16 runs on the Duckworth-Lewis method.
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Clarke falls short as Aussies falter
Michael Clarke just missed a century as New Zealand bowled Australia out for only 214 on day one of the first Test in Brisbane.
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India consider options
The India government are currently considering whether the national team's scheduled tour of Pakistan will go ahead because of security fears in the strife-torn nation.
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Smith leads the way
South Africa captain Graeme Smith took charge of a rain-shortened first day against Bangladesh, on his way to his 17th Test century out of a total of 299 for one.
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