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| Australia cricket captain Clarke believes victory still possible Chicago Tribune The criticism has largely been washed away in a torrent of runs and Clarke would surely claim a few more converts if he could somehow fashion a win over the number one ranked side in test cricket on Tuesday. "I definitely think we can have a crack at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Playing more Test cricket would have been great, says Shahriar Nafees ... bettor.com (blog) Playing more Test cricket would have been great, says Shahriar Nafees – Cricket News Update. Former Bangladesh vice-captain Shahriar Nafees on Sunday said that it would have been great had they played more five-day cricket over the last 12 months. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Aussie cricketers acclimatize better than the English Dreamcricket There is a mindset that is looking to malign Indian cricket, the BCCI and looking to poke fun and ridicule and so instead of coming with an open mind the approach is only to bolster the stereotype and find fault with anything and everything. It is a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Azhar - It is not about innocence or guilt Dreamcricket Should we rejoice that Mohammad Azharuddin has been reprieved by the High Court or vent our frustration on a cricket board that made no effort to build a case that would have held up in court? Charity suggests that every man deserves a second chance, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Are Alexander Durbidge and Alisdair McFarlane tomorrow's Aussie cricket stars? Herald Sun As Michael Clarke and Ed Cowan were smashing their way to centuries against South Africa yesterday, a pair of teenage masterblasters were still basking in the glory of a remarkable unbeaten 366-run stand for Sturt District Cricket Club at the weekend. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Beach cricket sets made from reused waste Bizcommunity.com Kriki for Shore beach cricket sets encourage local communities to "play clean" with beach cricket sets that help clean up beaches, while educating young South Africans on the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling waste. Each Kriki for Shore ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sri Lankan cricket board's proposed changes slammed by first-class teams Newstrack India Colombo, Nov 12(ANI): The Sri Lankan cricket board's planned changes to their first-class and premier one-day tournaments will see a number of clubs who have helped discover talent for decades for the national side lose their first-class status, which ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cricket club's application to erect 12m high fence refused East London and West Essex Guardian Series In August the Wanstead and Snaresbrook Cricket Club, in Nutter Lane, Wanstead, applied to erect a 12-metre high stretch of fence to protect homes from flying cricket balls, but the application was met with objection from neighbouring homes who claimed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gujarat Cricket Association to clean up shrubbery around Motera Times of India This has certainly given some anxious nights to the Gujarat Cricket Association (GCA) officials. GCA swung into action and decided to clean up the area to be rid of the bush outside of the Motera 'B' ground to restore soem balls if not pride. "It is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cricket opens doors to female players Daily Advertiser Wagga's Phil Jenkins and Australian vice-captain Lisa Sthalekar have developed a shortened competition format, similar to indoor cricket which will be run over five weeks starting in February. The idea is to get women playing cricket and develop a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Siouth African paceman Vernon Philander flounders on Australian pitches Herald Sun South African Philander was touted as world cricket's Next Big Thing after routing Australia, England and New Zealand in consecutive series. Since arriving on these shores, however, he has bowled 51 overs and 306 balls on tour without a wicket. The ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Ranji Trophy 2012: Maharashtra-Uttar Pradesh tie ends in dull draw Cricket Country Since the team batting in second innings wasn't completed within the stipulated four days, both the sides got a point each according to the new Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) points system for Ranji Trophy. Interestingly when Ravindra ... See all stories on this topic » |
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