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| NKP Salve: Statesman, raconteur & visionary Times of India In the passing away of NKP Salve, India just hasn't lost a great visionary - both in the field of cricket and politics - but also a great guide to many who have been shaping the future of Indian cricket. A born cricket lover, Salve, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Six Chinese Cricketers to Train in England CRIENGLISH.com Six young and gifted Chinese cricketers, all from the national team, are to spend this summer in London, working alongside experienced British coaches in hundreds of state schools, to learn the techniques to inspire Chinese children to take up the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| It's cricket carnival time Deccan Chronicle The league has been able to meld serious cricket in a cup competition with generous prize money for players, Bollywood-style glamour and business chutzpah like never before. A nation of a billion-plus cricket lovers can again look forward to a daily ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cricket: Cornwall clinch title in thriller Hawke's Bay Today Cornwall skipper Brad Patton, who didn't play in the final because of job commitments, had expressed reservations the previous Saturday about Hawke's Bay Cricket Association's tradition of playing a final at Nelson Park, Napier, considering it's the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| That magical day when Raina felt he was Sachin Hindustan Times It is exactly one year since every Indian cricket fan danced and sang with glee on the streets after their heroes ended an interminable wait for the nation to toast a second one-day World Cup win. If the triumph of Kapil's Devils was in the realms of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Clarke aiming to play tour match The Age Australia captain Michael Clarke expects to line-up in the three-day tour match against a West Indies Cricket Board President's XI in Barbados starting on Monday. Clarke hasn't played since injuring his right hamstring during Australia's second one-day ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cricket: Stunning last-wicket partnership take BRC to T20 fi... Sunday Times.lk Burgher Recreation Club (BRC) recorded a stunning 37-run win against Panadura Sports Club in the second semi-final to advance to the final of Inter-Club T20 cricket tournament at the SSC ground in Colombo today (1). Put into bat first BRC were given a ... See all stories on this topic » |
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