Inzamam-ul-Haq acknowledges that the absence of Shoaib Akhtar and Shahid Afridi will hamper Pakistan's chances in the remaining two one-day…
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England turned an impending draw into a 238-run victory by routing CCI President's XI for 75The Bulletin by George Binoy20-Feb-2006ScorecardHow…
Read MoreBravo's rain dance in vain
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Read MoreMisery in the gloom
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Read MoreWolves to meet Stallions in finals
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Read MoreDravid regrets top-order failiure
Rahul Dravid admitted that his decision to field first was a mistake and also defended the decision to go in…
Read MoreAsif prepares for English challenge
Mohammad Asif, the Pakistan's fast bowler, says that his stint with Leicestershire will be ideal preparation for the side's tour…
Read MoreWalker stands firm for Kent
Matthew Walker hit a gritty century and Martin van Jaarsveld a valuable fifty to save Kent's blushes on the second…
Read MoreT&T looking to overcome finals jinx
Trinidad and Tobago will have to battle recent history against their opponents, Barbados, to lift the Carib Beer ChallengeMark Pouchet15-Apr-2006
Read MoreMarsh joins chorus for fewer one-dayers
Paul Marsh, the chief executive of the Australian Cricketers' Association, has joined in the chorus asking for fewer one-day internationalsCricinfo…
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