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Ponting in line for gongs

Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has been nominated in four categories - including the Player of the Year - for this year's International Cricket Council awards.

08 September, 2006 in International News

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BLACKCAPS squad for Champions Trophy announced

BLACKCAPS coach John Bracewell has announced the BLACKCAPS squad for the ICC Champions Trophy in India in October.

07 September, 2006 in International News

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Gillespie bowled over by call-up

BLACKCAPS rookie

07 September, 2006 in International News

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Shoaib cleared of ball-tampering

ICC match referee Mike Procter has cleared Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar of ball-tampering during the third one-dayer against England at The Rose Bowl.

07 September, 2006 in International News

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Ponting backs McGrath

Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes Glenn McGrath will benefit greatly from his participation in the ICC Champions Trophy.

06 September, 2006 in International News

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CA launches call to arms

Cricket Australia has taken a leaf out of Winston Churchill's famous call to arms speech with the launch of a supporter campaign to combat England in the stands as well as on the field during the upcoming Ashes series

05 September, 2006 in International News

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McGrath back in action

Glenn McGrath has been named in Australia's squad for next month's ICC Champions Trophy in India.

05 September, 2006 in International News

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State Twenty20 opens summer

A State Twenty20 knockout tournament is to be hosted by Southland Cricket in Invercargill in November to begin the men's State Summer of Cricket

04 September, 2006 in Domestic News

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Strauss keeps faith

England captain Andrew Strauss believes his team can reverse its disappointing one-day form in time for next year's World Cup.

04 September, 2006 in International News

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Shoaib strikes again

Another clinical bowling performance from Pakistani speedsters Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif has helped the visitors to a crushing seven-wicket victory over England in the second one-day international at Lord's.

03 September, 2006 in International News

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Akhtar warns England

Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar sent out a warning to England's batsmen saying his bowling is only going to get better during the one-day series.

02 September, 2006 in International News

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McGrath rejects retirement

Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath has again rejected the idea of retiring after next year's World Cup in the West Indies

02 September, 2006 in International News

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Warne welcomes attack

Champion leg-spinner Shane Warne says England's more aggressive approach to him was the reason for his most successful ever Ashes campaign last year.

31 August, 2006 in International News

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How donates debut shirt

BLACKCAPS and State Central Stags opener

29 August, 2006 in International News

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Pakistan swamps England in Twenty20

Pakistan returned to the winner's circle after its recent Test match controversy by beating England by five wickets in their Twenty20 match at Bristol.

29 August, 2006 in International News

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New Zealand to host DCIF World Cup

New Zealand will host the Deaf Cricket International Federation World Cup in 2009. The event will be the third of its kind

28 August, 2006 in International News

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Strauss channels focus

England skipper Andrew Strauss says he wants last week's ball-tampering controversy to be left behind and the focus to return to cricket ahead of his side's Twenty20 international against Pakistan.

28 August, 2006 in International News

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Woolmer makes point

Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer is now being forced to fend off allegations that South Africa was guilty of ball-tampering during a one-day international game when he was its coach.

28 August, 2006 in International News

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Hearing date set

Pakistan skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq's hearing to face charges of ball-tampering and bringing the game of cricket into disrepute will not take place until late September.

27 August, 2006 in International News

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West Indian great dies

Former West Indies cricket legend Sir Clyde Walcott has died in a Barbados hospital at the age of 80.

27 August, 2006 in International News

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Ponting ponders situation

Australian skipper Ricky Ponting admits that he is unsure how he would react if faced with the situation his Pakistan counterpart Inzamam-Ul-Haq faced at the recent Oval Test match in England.

26 August, 2006 in International News