Tim Bresnan, who was unable to attend a pre-Christmas training camp in South Africa after surgery on his right elbow at the start of December, is set to miss Saturday's three-day warm-up game and is a
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DHAKA: Pakistan resumed their first innings after fog delayed the start of play on the third day of the second and
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DHAKA: Fog delayed the start of play on the third day of the second and final Test between Bangladesh and Pakistan
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DHAKA: Dense fog delayed the start of the second test between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Dhaka on Saturday. br
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Iran's Minister of Petroleum and President of the Conference Rostam Ghasemi listens to journalists prior to the start of the meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, …
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When Ireland turned out for the national anthems before the start of the match, what played over the Chinnaswamy speakers was not actually a ‘national anthem’ and what represented them was not the flag of a nation. It couldn’t. Ireland’s cricket extends beyond the political boundaries of ‘country’. It includes a larger, deeper Irish cultural identity, the team including cricketers both from the Republic of Ireland, as well as Northern Ireland, which belongs to the United Kingdom. Players within the team called Ireland share two flags and two anthems. The…
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NAGPUR: New Zealand batsmen could not resist the pace attack by Australia and were all out for 206 runs in 45.1 overs in a World Cup Group A match here at the Vidarbha Cricket Ground on Friday. Australia captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and invited New Zealand in the daytime match overshadowed by the devastating earthquake in Christchurch. At least 113 people have been killed as a result of tremors in the New Zealand city and the teams wore black armbands and observed a minute’’s silence before the start of play. New Zealand were in trouble right from the start and all their top order batsmen were gone before the 15 overs were completed. They were 73-6 in 17 overs. Later, Nathan McCullum and captain Daniel Vettori tried to make some recovery and both added 54 valuable runs for the eight wicket. However, Nathan fell after scoring 52 from 76 balls when New Zealand were 175. Vettori then fought the battle against Aussie pace bowlers but could notcontinue it long and was after making 44 off 43 balls. For Australia, Mitchell Johnson captured four wickets for 33 runs and Shaun Tait claimed three for 35. Both defending champions Australia and New Zealand won their opening matches following comprehensive wins over Zimbabwe and Kenya respectively. Australia were unchanged for the game at the VCA Ground but New Zealand brought in batsman Jamie How for all-rounder Jacob Oram in a tactical switch.
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Rain washed out the second one-day international between New Zealand and Pakistan in Queenstown on Wednesday. Constant drizzle delayed the start of play by an hour before the match began at 10:00am a
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The sight of players getting on-field treatment has become a regular feature of modern-day cricket
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By the end of the year, NATO will have spent $20 billion on developing Afghan security forces since the start of 2010
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