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Pakistan vs Australia: Pakistan’s Efficiency over Australia

Pakistan vs AustraliaPakistan vs Australia: Pakistan defeated Australia in the two consecutive T20 matches and willing to continue the same form against Australia in the upcoming Test Series.

Yesterday, Pakistan overwhelmed Australia with the 11 runs in the second T20 match. Pakistan continued the same form as they performed in the first T20. In the first T20 match, Pakistan defeated Australia with 23 runs.

In the second T20 match, Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat first. Pakistan lost their early wicket as Shahzaib Hasan was out for duck. Later, Salman Butt and Kamran Akmal played well with good partnership. Both the players attacked Australian bowlers with several fours. Pakistan lost their second wicket in the form of Salman Butt (31). In the ninth over, Kamran Akmal was also out for 33 runs. Finally, Pakistan scored 162/9 and Australian bowlers, Nannes and Keefe took three wickets each. (more…)

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Zaheer Khan’s Unavailability in Sri Lanka Tour

Zaheer KhanIndia’s fast bowler, Zaheer Khan is unavailable for the upcoming Sri Lanka tour as a result of shoulder injury.

Zaheer Khan will be missing the entire Sri Lanka tour which consists of three Tests with Sri Lanka and tri-series in Dambulla also involving New Zealand. Karnataka’s fast bowler, Abhimanyu Mithun is ready to play instead of Zaheer Khan.

Earlier, Zaheer Khan has missed the Zimbabwe tour too. However, he played in the Asia Cup in Dambulla and played in all the four matches. There is no news regarding the cause of the injury and rest period. (more…)

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Muttiah Muralitharan Retirement Announced: Muralitharan Retires after Galle Test

Muttiah Muralitharan RetirementMuttiah Muralitharan has announced his retirement for Test cricket on Tuesday. This retirement news definitely upsets his fans and other cricket freaks too.

Muttiah Muralitharan is the highest wicket-taker in ODI’s and Tests and announced his retirement for Test Cricket on Tuesday. Muralitharan played a key role in the Sri Lanka victories and he is the best performer from the Sri Lanka team which won the World Cup in the 1996.

World’s one of the best spinner, Muralitharan will retire after the Galle test. Sri Lanka will play three tests with India and Galle test is the first test in the tour. So, Muralitharan will not play for rest of the tests. (more…)

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India vs Sri Lanka: Who will be the winner?

India vs Sri LankaIn the first ODI of Tri-Series, India lost against Zimbabwe with six wickets. Indian batsmen were quite good whereas bowlers could not perform well.

Indian captain, Suresh Raina won the toss and choose bat first. Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja scored 114 and 61 runs and they stood as strong pillars for the team India.

Zimbabwe batsman started attacking Indian bowlers from the beginning. Indian bowlers couldn’t control the Zimbabwe batsman. Finally, they achieved the 289 runs target in the 49th over with loss of four wickets. India is facing up Sri Lanka in the second match of the tournament. (more…)

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West Indies vs South Africa 1st ODI

West Indies vs South Africa 1st ODIWest Indies vs South Africa 1st ODI– West Indies will match up South Africa in the first ODI match on Saturday, May 22, 2010. 2010 Football World Cup

Match Venue: Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.

Time: 19:00 I.S.T

Teams:

West Indies: Chris Gayle(c), Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Narsingh Deonarine, Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Denesh Ramdin(w), Darren Sammy, Sulieman Benn, Jerome Taylor, Kemar Roach, Ravi Rampaul, Andre Fletcher, Nikita Miller. (more…)

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No match fixings in Indian Premier League Season 3

Paul CondonIndian Premier League is in trouble at the end of the season 3 due to scams and match fixing allegations. A big scam happened in the Indian Premier League about introducing the some new teams.

Many big people were invovlved in this scam and one central minister was also resigned regarding this issue. Former Indian Premier League Chairman, Lalit Modi was also resigned. Lalit Modi himself revealed the details regarding the scam and invovlment of central minsiter. BCCI asked the resignation of Lalit Modi and appointed Mr.Chirayu amin as a interim chairman of IPL.

At the same time, Match fixing allegations were also exposed out. International Cricket Council Anti-Corruption chief Paul Condon said that he had no evidence about any match fixing allegations in the third edition of the Indian Premier League. (more…)

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MS Dhoni Sacks from Indian Captaincy?

MS DhoniMS Dhoni is a very well known player in the Indian Cricket and had a safe place in every Indian’s heart.

MS Dhoni became Indian Cricket team captain for the first ICC World Twenty20 in the year 2007 and he was the reason for team India to acquire a title ‘World Champions’ in Twenty20. After that, he has taken the responsibilities of the Indian One-Day International team and test Cricket captaincy.

MS Dhoni succeeded in both the formats as a captain and played an important role in the Indian team victories. He was great till then and later Dhoni failed which resulted the early exit of 2009 ICC World Twenty20. (more…)

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Cook grasps in after Pietersen wicket

cricketAlastair Cook gritted his teeth and bedded in for the long haul on the third morning at Durban, as he compiled a gutsy half-century to settle England’s innings after the early dismissal of his overnight partner, Jonathan Trott. Cook went to the break on 75 not out, having added 44 runs to his overnight 31 in an attritional session in which Kevin Pietersen was the other big wicket to fall, pinned lbw by Paul Harris while sizing up an ambitious sweep.

In the final half-hour before lunch, Cook began to open his shoulders and go for his shots, cracking Harris out of the attack with a brace of fours through the off-side, before rocking back in his stance to pull Morne Morkel through square leg. But until that late flurry (which was punctuated by a reprieve from the third umpire on 64 when a catch at short leg was shown to have flown straight off the pad), he opted to survive entirely on his wits. (more…)

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Yuvraj Singh ruled out of series

cricketIndian batsman Yuvraj Singh has been ruled out of the ongoing one-day international series against Sri Lanka because of a finger injury. Yuvraj had picked up the injury while fielding during the second Twenty20 in Mohali and was subsequently unavailable for the first two ODIs.

He has been advised rest for the next two matches of the ODI series after aggravating the worrisome finger and his participation in the forthcoming tri-series in Bangladesh remains in doubt. Yuvraj returned to the starting XI for the third ODI in Cuttack yesterday and scored 23 from 40 balls as India took a 2-1 lead in the five-match contest. (more…)

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Strauss looks to build England reply

cricketGraeme Swann chiselled away with skill and diligence to claim a richly deserved five-wicket haul, but South Africa’s lower-order took the honours on an attritional second day at Centurion. They made light of the early loss of their overnight stalwarts, Jacques Kallis and JP Duminy, to grind out a competitive first-innings 418 on a pitch that offered little of the spice it had promised in the build-up to this match. By the close, England had overcome a jittery new-ball spell to reach 88 for 1 in reply, with Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott unbeaten in an 63-run stand for the second wicket. (more…)

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