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The last 40 minutes

This post is about the last few overs of the Ahmedabad Test - when it had turned "meaningless" for a number of discerning observers. Sachin Tendulkar was 87 not out at the beginning of the last hours play on the 5th day. VVS Laxman kept company. India were effectively 6/59 with 15 overs left in the day. The chance of a Sri Lankan victory had more or less evaporated. For serious viewers of...

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Siddle chases enhanced reputation

Peter Siddle and his fresh fast-bowling team-mates want to continue to develop their standing and become a fearsome unit

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Neil Broom and Aaron Redmond admit to breaking curfew

New Zealand batsmen admit to breaking a team curfew which subsequently led to them being detained by the police

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Stuart Broad closes on return in sign of changing fortunes

• Bowler could return for latter stages of ODI series • South Africa all-rounder ruled out of remaining games The England cricketcamp has had the look of a field hospital in recent weeks so the sight of Stuart Broad running in to bowl at Centurion, coupled with the news that South Africa's Jacques Kallis would miss the remaining four matches of the one-day international series with a rib...

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Clarke reveals ambition for captaincy

Melbourne: A fit-again Michael Clarke, who recently returned to the Australian cricket team as vice-captain, wants to lead the side in future but only if incumbent Ricky Ponting decides to walk away on his own. Clarke, who missed the ...

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Sri Lankan batsman Dilshan injured again

Nov 21, Colombo: Tillakaratne Dilshan, the most aggressive opening batsman of the Sri Lanka cricket team has been injured once again ahead of the second Test mach with India.

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Shane Warne is NOT a traitor.

I know some of you are probably concerned for my wellbeing after the revelation that Shane Warne's all-star exhibition T20 side will have the "K" word on it rather than Good King Nate the Invincible. I was initially upset, naturally, but after staking out Warney's house for three days, making obscene phone calls (consisting of a husky voice and references to baby oil, which may have been...

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Brett Lee should quit Test cricket: Rodney Hogg

Former Test quick bowler Rodney Hogg feels Brett Lee should retire from Test cricket to spearhead Australia's bowling attack in the 2011 World Cup.

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Improving Hauritz now Australia's No.1 spinner, says Warne

NATHAN HAURITZ has been supported as Australia's No.1 spinner by Shane Warne in the lead-in to the first Test next week.

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We won't wilt, say Windies

West Indies vow not to wilt under Australian pressure this summer as Shane Warne and Dennis Lillee became the latest prominent observers to question their mettle.

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Injured Kallis will miss series

South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis has a fractured rib and will miss the one-day international series against England.

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Kallis ruled out of one-day series

Jacques Kallis has been ruled out of the one-day series against England with a fractured rib

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Jacques Kallis to miss one-day series with fractured rib

• Kallis suffered fractured rib during Champions League • All-rounder could struggle to recover in time for first Test South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis will miss the entire one-day international series against England because of a fractured rib. Proteas coach Mickey Arthur admitted Kallis may not even recover in time to play in the first Test. It is thought Kallis suffered the injury...

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Panesar blames measly 7,500 pounds for England career decline

England spinner of Indian origin Monty Panesar has revealed his anger at how his international cricket career went into decline for the sake of 7,500 pounds.

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Dilshan suffers broken nose

Tillakaratne Dilshan fractured his nose upon colliding with one of his team-mates while playing football after the first Test against India in Ahmedabad

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South Africa vs Sri Lanka Champions Trophy Highlights Video

Watch highlights from the 1st match of the Champions Trophy 2009 – South Africa vs Sri Lanka played on September 22, 2009 at Centurion.Scoreline (Toss – SA): SL 319/8 Dilshan 106 (92), Jayawardene 77 (61), Sangakkara 54SA 206/7 Graeme Smith 58 (44) – Mendis 3 wickets (Rain interrupts and SL win on D/L)