England hire Allan Donald as Bowling Consultant

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England have hired one of the greatest fastest bowlers ever – South African Allan Donald to act as a bowling consultant on a short term basis.

ESPN-Star to show Afro-Asian Cup

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The second Afro-Asian Cup to be held in India has been saved from being cancelled. Nimbus which holds the rights for telecasting the events has pulled out from its agreement with the Asia Cricket Council.

Injured Sarwan out for six weeks

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West Indies new Captain Ramnaresh Sarwan has been ruled out of the ongoing tour of England. Sarwan had suffered a nasty fall on his shoulder while trying to slide during the first day’s play of the second test match.

Zaheer, Sreesanth to miss BCCI Camp

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Fast bowlers Zaheer Khan and Sreesanth are expected to miss the BCCI’s conditioning camp for bowlers in the first week of June.

Sachin don’t become a boring waspish batsman

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We already have one talented world class boring batsman at the international scene that is Jacques Kallis. We do not need another one.

Ganguly to replace Tendulkar for Afro-Asian

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Sachin Tendulkar has pulled out of the Afro-Asian Cup. Not only Sachin but a few more players as well have shown their non-interest in the event.

Windies suffer their worst ever defeat

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West Indies have suffered their worst ever defeat, losing the Headingley Test match by an innings and 283 runs.

ICC President Percy Sonn passes away

The ICC President, Percy Sonn has passed away in Cape Town on 27th May following complications after a colon surgery. Sonn was just 57 years old.

Zaheer helps India wrap up Mirpur Test in three days

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Indian bowlers managed to take 15 Bangladeshi wickets on the third day’s play to wrap up the second test by an innings and 239 runs.

Rain does the batting for West Indies on the third day

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Rain at Leeds has batted the whole of the third day’s play for a struggling West Indies. The tourists have now lived yet another day because of the wash out.

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