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Hayden a pain in the bum, says Aus great Neil Harvey

Hayden managed 31 in the first innings of the third Test against South Africa in Sydney which was not enough to silence the critics.

Shunned by IPL & PCB, Asif asks for clarity

Suspended Pakistani pace bowler Mohammad Asif wanted to know from the IPL and the PCB if he could play for them.

Lankans to split Pak tour to play ODI series against India

Sri Lanka will split its tour of Pakistan to accomodate a hastily-scheduled one-day series against India in February, sources said.

Australia name a team of rookies for Sydney Test

Two players will make their Test debut as Australia named one of its most inexperienced teams in decades for the Sydney Test.

Smith breaks his little finger, out for six weeks

Graeme Smith will be out of action for six weeks after he broke his finger on the 2nd day of the 3rd Test against Australia.

Pietersen wants Ford as coach, Giles too in hunt: Report

Graham Ford might replace Peter Moores as the new England coach even though Ashley Giles is also in the race, according to reports.

India and South Africa willing, 2009 could be the year of challengers

Australia's descent began in victory. It might seem a paradox but it is not unknown.

Vettori wants tie-breakers dumped

New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori wants tie-breakers banished from Twenty20 cricket after his side were belted into submission by the West Indies in their opening limited-over international.

In an eventful year, T20 memories stand out

The year began with a family feud that threatened to tear apart our tiny community. It ended with two events of utter warmth...

Windies scrape home in last over thriller

A late batting onslaught by Ramnaresh Sarwan and Denesh Ramdin saw the West Indies snatch victory with one ball to spare.

'Systemic' failure explains tumble from the perch: Buchanan

Former Australian coach John Buchanan says the tumble from the perch is due to ‘systemic’ failure.
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