Monday, September 3, 2007
world cricket
Smith: Bowlers Could Play Big Role In World Cup
South African captain Graeme Smith believes bowlers could hold the key to success in the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup, held in South Africa from...
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Sarwan Confident Underdogs West Indies Can Deliver
West Indies captain Ramnaresh Sarwan is confident that his side, who go into the inaugural Twenty20 World Cup labelled by many as underdogs.
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Luke Wright Called Up As Cover For NatWest Series
Sussex all-rounder Luke Wright has been called up to the England squad for the remaining two NatWest series one-day internationals against India...
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ICL Humbled By Overwhelming Public Support
Marketing and PR Vice-President Gaurev Seth has described how the public response to the Indian Cricket League (ICL) has been 'overwhelming'...
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Pakistan Beat Bangladesh Despite Nazimuddin Heroics
Pakistan continued their build-up to the Twenty20 World Cup with a thirty-run win over Bangladesh in the fourth game of the four-nation tournament...
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India Take Victory Despite Defiant Collingwood
India wrapped up a 38-run win in the fifth one-day international at Headingley, after rain curtailed the match, leaving the series poised at 3-2 to England.
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Trescothick Speaks About "Stress-Related Illness"
Somerset opening batsman Marcus Trescothick has spoken about the 'stress-related illness' that has kept him out of international action for over...
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Shakib Al Hasan Rated Doubtful For Twenty20 World Cup
Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is a doubt for the Twenty20 World Cup, as he is struggling to overcome a fractured finger, which he picked...
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Uganda Win All-African Clash As Kenya Disappoint
The All-African clash between Kenya and Uganda, two sides playing only their second Twenty20 match, was won by the underdogs Uganda, as they...
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