Cricket: March 2009 Archives

Black Caps hand three recalls

Daniel Flynn, Kyle Mills and Tim Southee have been added to the New Zealand squad for the third and final Test against India.

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Duo win fitness battle

Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen will both be fit for England's final one-day international against the West Indies on Friday.

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Laxman denies Black Caps

VVS Laxman's 14th Test century helped India gain a draw from the second Test with New Zealand and hold a 1-0 lead with one to play.

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Strauss proud of victory

England captain Andrew Strauss was pleased with his side's all-round performance as they took the fourth rain-hit ODI in Barbados.

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Pietersen gains Flower support

Stand-in coach Andy Flower has slammed claims that Kevin Pietersen is not committed to helping England be a success in the West Indies.

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Strauss calls for big improvements

Captain Andrew Strauss wants a much-improved display from England in Sunday's one-day clash against the West Indies in Barbados.

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Critical Ford out of England reckoning

Kent's Graham Ford has pulled out of the running to be England's next coach due to the time being taken to make an appointment.

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Strauss reflects on latest humiliation

Captain Andrew Strauss has admitted that England felt humiliated following their eight-wicket ODI mauling against the West Indies.

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Arthur makes England coach role admission

South Africa's Mickey Arthur would be interested in becoming the new England coach but only after his current contract expires in 2011.

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Pietersen feelng the strain

Kevin Pietersen says he is still upset at losing the England captaincy, while he can't wait to get home from the poor West Indies tour.

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Duo put Kiwis in command

Jesse Ryder scored his second successive century as New Zealand finished day one of the second Test with India on 351-4.

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Flintoff ready to return

Andrew Flintoff will play this Friday in England's third one-day international against West Indies at the Kensington Oval.

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Modi drops IPL hint

South Africa heads the list to host this year's IPL tournament because of its favourable weather conditions, says chairman Lalit Modi.

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Kallis hails "huge" win

Jacques Kallis feels Sunday's victory over Australia in the final Test will stand them in good stead for the visit of England.

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Bucknor's Test career over

West Indian umpire Steve Bucknor has been roundly praised after standing in his final Test in Cape Town on Sunday.

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IPL set for England?

England and Wales have emerged as favourites to host the IPL after it was decided to move it from India due to security concerns.

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World Cup joy for England's women

England captain Charlotte Edwards says their World Cup final win against New Zealand was the culmination of four years of work.

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IPL in search for new home

The Indian Premier League will be held outside the country after the government failed to give approval for matches to go ahead.

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Dyson admits to rain blunder

West Indies coach John Dyson has admitted to the blunder that gifted England victory in Friday's opening one-day international.

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KP unsure over captaincy role

Kevin Pietersen admits he would have reservations about taking the England captaincy if it was offered to him again in the future.

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Little Master does it again

Sachin Tendulkar's 42nd Test century has put India in a dominating position after three days of the first Test with New Zealand.

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Collingwood poised for captain's return

Paul Collingwood is set to be handed the captaincy for England's one-day side if Andrew Strauss fails to shake off a hamstring injury.

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IPL dates still not finalised

Indian politicians have rejected a second revised playing schedule for the Indian Premier League, which is due to start in early April.

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Strauss admits Twenty20 failings

Andrew Strauss felt England did not play smart cricket after falling to defeat by six wickets in the Twenty20 match in Trinidad.

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Lee hopes Test record speaks for him

Australia's Brett Lee intends to use the Indian Premier League to sharpen up his bowling fitness ahead of the Ashes in England.

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KP looks to one-day salvation

Kevin Pietersen says losing to the West Indies was "horrible" as he prepares for the upcoming one-day series in the Caribbean.

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Captain to miss Windies' Twenty20 opener

West Indies will be without captain Chris Gayle for Sunday's Twenty20 match against England due to a groin injury.

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Ponting 'proud' of successful Aussies

Australia have maintained their place as the world's top Test team after securing an impressive series victory over South Africa.

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England forced into bowling changes

Ryan Sidebottom has been ruled out of England's one-day series with the West Indies because of an Achilles tendon injury.

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Aussies closing on series win

Australia need eight wickets on day five to win the second Test and take the series against South Africa in Durban.

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Wright puts Lions on top

England Lions need nine wickets on the final day to win their Test with New Zealand A after Luke Wright smashed a rapid century.

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Broad upbeat despite pitch woes

England paceman Stuart Broad has slammed the Caribbean pitches but believes his side can still win the final Test.

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Colly predicts England success

Paul Collingwood feels England will take advantage of a deteriorating pitch to beat the West Indies in the fifth Test.

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Pietersen voices IPL concerns

Kevin Pietersen is to seek advice before deciding whether to sign a contract with IPL side Bangalore Royal Challengers.

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PCB hit back at Broad claims

ICC referee Chris Broad has been criticised for comments he made following the attack on the Sri Lanka cricket team in Pakistan.

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Rains thwarts India

The second one-day international between New Zealand and India in Wellington was abandoned due to rain with India on 188-4.

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IPL gets green light

Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi says the upcoming tournament will be played despite the attack on the Sri Lankan team.

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No Bangladesh tour for Pakistan

Bangladesh have acted on government advice about security concerns and decided to postpone Pakistan's upcoming tour of the country.

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Crunch IPL talks planned for England aces

The England-based cricketers due to play in the Indian Premier League will receive security advice before deciding whether to feature.

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Khan slams 'deplorable' attack

Pakistan captain Younus Khan has described Tuesday's terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team as a "deplorable act".

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Samaraweera set for surgery

Thilan Samaraweera is to undergo surgery on his wounded knee in the wake of Tuesday's terrorist attack on the Sri Lanka cricket team.

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Give the bowlers some help - Strauss

Andrew Strauss backed England's bowling attack after the draw in Barbados, on a pitch he said was 'not good for Test cricket'.

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Sri Lankan's safe after Lahore attack

Officials have confirmed the second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka has been called off after an attack on the Sri Lankan team bus.

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Proteas fail in record chase

Australia have won the first Test against South Africa by 162 runs after dismissing the hosts for 291 on day five in Johannesburg.

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Sri Lanka pile on the runs

Runs continue to flow around the world as Sri Lanka were eventually dismissed for 606 on day two of the second Test with Pakistan.

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Harmison seeks international assurances

Steve Harmison is set to hold talks with England captain Andrew Strauss as he looks to win back his place in the Test side.

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No referral complaints from England spin ace

England off-spinner Graeme Swann has backed the umpire referral system after getting two out of three lbw decisions in his favour.

Black Caps hand three recalls

Daniel Flynn, Kyle Mills and Tim Southee have been added to the New Zealand squad for the third and final Test against India.

More: Black Caps hand three recalls |

Duo win fitness battle

Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen will both be fit for England's final one-day international against the West Indies on Friday.

More: Duo win fitness battle |

Laxman denies Black Caps

VVS Laxman's 14th Test century helped India gain a draw from the second Test with New Zealand and hold a 1-0 lead with one to play.

More: Laxman denies Black Caps |

Strauss proud of victory

England captain Andrew Strauss was pleased with his side's all-round performance as they took the fourth rain-hit ODI in Barbados.

More: Strauss proud of victory |

Pietersen gains Flower support

Stand-in coach Andy Flower has slammed claims that Kevin Pietersen is not committed to helping England be a success in the West Indies.

More: Pietersen gains Flower support |

Strauss calls for big improvements

Captain Andrew Strauss wants a much-improved display from England in Sunday's one-day clash against the West Indies in Barbados.

More: Strauss calls for big improvements |

Critical Ford out of England reckoning

Kent's Graham Ford has pulled out of the running to be England's next coach due to the time being taken to make an appointment.

More: Critical Ford out of England reckoning |

Strauss reflects on latest humiliation

Captain Andrew Strauss has admitted that England felt humiliated following their eight-wicket ODI mauling against the West Indies.

More: Strauss reflects on latest humiliation |

Arthur makes England coach role admission

South Africa's Mickey Arthur would be interested in becoming the new England coach but only after his current contract expires in 2011.

More: Arthur makes England coach role admission |

Pietersen feelng the strain

Kevin Pietersen says he is still upset at losing the England captaincy, while he can't wait to get home from the poor West Indies tour.

More: Pietersen feelng the strain |

Duo put Kiwis in command

Jesse Ryder scored his second successive century as New Zealand finished day one of the second Test with India on 351-4.

More: Duo put Kiwis in command |

Flintoff ready to return

Andrew Flintoff will play this Friday in England's third one-day international against West Indies at the Kensington Oval.

More: Flintoff ready to return |

Modi drops IPL hint

South Africa heads the list to host this year's IPL tournament because of its favourable weather conditions, says chairman Lalit Modi.

More: Modi drops IPL hint |

Kallis hails "huge" win

Jacques Kallis feels Sunday's victory over Australia in the final Test will stand them in good stead for the visit of England.

More: Kallis hails "huge" win |

Bucknor's Test career over

West Indian umpire Steve Bucknor has been roundly praised after standing in his final Test in Cape Town on Sunday.

More: Bucknor's Test career over |

IPL set for England?

England and Wales have emerged as favourites to host the IPL after it was decided to move it from India due to security concerns.

More: IPL set for England? |

World Cup joy for England's women

England captain Charlotte Edwards says their World Cup final win against New Zealand was the culmination of four years of work.

More: World Cup joy for England's women |

IPL in search for new home

The Indian Premier League will be held outside the country after the government failed to give approval for matches to go ahead.

More: IPL in search for new home |

Dyson admits to rain blunder

West Indies coach John Dyson has admitted to the blunder that gifted England victory in Friday's opening one-day international.

More: Dyson admits to rain blunder |

KP unsure over captaincy role

Kevin Pietersen admits he would have reservations about taking the England captaincy if it was offered to him again in the future.

More: KP unsure over captaincy role |

Little Master does it again

Sachin Tendulkar's 42nd Test century has put India in a dominating position after three days of the first Test with New Zealand.

More: Little Master does it again |

Collingwood poised for captain's return

Paul Collingwood is set to be handed the captaincy for England's one-day side if Andrew Strauss fails to shake off a hamstring injury.

More: Collingwood poised for captain's return |

IPL dates still not finalised

Indian politicians have rejected a second revised playing schedule for the Indian Premier League, which is due to start in early April.

More: IPL dates still not finalised |

Strauss admits Twenty20 failings

Andrew Strauss felt England did not play smart cricket after falling to defeat by six wickets in the Twenty20 match in Trinidad.

More: Strauss admits Twenty20 failings |

Lee hopes Test record speaks for him

Australia's Brett Lee intends to use the Indian Premier League to sharpen up his bowling fitness ahead of the Ashes in England.

More: Lee hopes Test record speaks for him |

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