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Thursday, 21 July 2011

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Wednesday, 6 April 2011

Imran Khan wants Shahid Afridi to lead Pakistan in Test cricket as well

Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has said that Shahid Khan Afridi should be the captain of the national team in all the three formats of the game. Afridi announced his retirement from Test cricket during the series against Australia in England last year after Pakistan lost the first Test at Lords and he flew back home. However, the Men in Green went on to level the series in the next match under the captaincy of Salman Butt. Imran wants Afridi to take back his retirement from the longer version of the game and lead his country in limited overs as well as Test cricket. The legendary cricketer and one of the best all-rounders of the history of the sport feels that there should be one man leading his country...

Cricket World Cup 2011: review, experts’ verdict, team of tournament and changes for 2015

Michael Vaughan Player of the tournament Yuvraj Singh... His batting and bowling were both crucial to India’s success. His calmness at the crease took them home in tight situations. He made 362 runs at an average of 90 and took 15 wickets. Only Zaheer Khan, Tim Southee and Shahid Afridi managed more victims. Match of the tournament India v England... England’s tie with India was a fantastic game of 50-over cricket that ebbed and flowed. Both sides left the ground feeling that they could and should have won. Most memorable moment Dhoni's winning six... A great way to end the final and a shot that will live forever in the memory of India’s fans. Dhoni had played the perfect captain’s innings. Biggest...

Warne puts his hand up for India job?

According to reports, former Australian spinner Shane Warne on Wednesday suggested that he'd vie for the position of Indian coach if afforded the opportunity, as the World Cup-winning nation search for a successor to Gary Kirsten. Having announced earlier in the year that he would renew his contract with the BCCI after the ODI showpiece, former South African batsman Kirsten brought to a triumphant end to his role as head coach of the sub-continental big guns with victory over Sri Lanka in Saturday's final in Mumbai. "It is a very difficult job to be India coach, it is never easy," Warne was quoted as saying in the Mail Today. "But with India doing so well, it is a lot easier to take over right now than it has been in the past. I'll...

Jayawardene, selection committee resign

Sri Lankan Cricket's week of turmoil continued on Wednesday as vice-captain Mahela Jayawardene and the entire selection committee, headed by chief selector Aravinda de Silva, handed in their resignations. This after Kumar Sangakkara had on Tuesday quit the ODI and Twenty20 captaincy and outlined his plans to eventually relinquish the Test helm. The term of de Silva and fellow committee members Ranjith Fernando, Amal Silva and Azwer Ali was due to end on April 30, but their choice to collectively step down in advance, according to their statement, comes as a means for "the new selection committee "an opportunity to make short- and long- term plans, in the way they think is best for our cricket." Just four days after Sri Lanka's World...

ICC up the creek and without a paddle

Nobody can deny that there were a handful of incredibly one-sided games in the 2011 World Cup - the scorecards don't lie. Using the same form of measurement, though, one can also see that there were some absolute crackers, a few of which involved the likeable folk from Ireland. William Porterfield's men quickly became fan favourites at the event, but those fans better commit Kevin O'Brien's assault against England, George Dockrell's magic and a general sense of enthusiasm and dedication to their long-term memories because they won't be seeing those players at the game's showpiece event for at least eight years; and that is simply unacceptable. Ireland's reaction to the ICC's decision to limit participation in the 2015 World Cup to the 10 Member nations has been understandably ...

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