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Friday, 22 May 2009 |
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The Australian team may not be the same invincible unit of international cricket that it was famous for being for so long; but anyone that underestimates this team will do so at their own peril and certainly the English team cannot afford to do that now; their wins against the West Indians notwithstanding. Meanwhile Aussie captain Ricky Ponting has come out in favour of test cricket in direct contradiction of the sentiments expressed by his West Indian counterpart Chris Gayle.
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Friday, 22 May 2009 |
Not a ball was bowled in the first one day international between the England and West Indies teams yesterday in Headingly, which was to have been the first in a series of three ODIs to be played. According to cricket news reports it was rain and a water logged outfield that prevented play even after the rain had stopped. The water could not be removed in order that the teams could commence play.
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Thursday, 21 May 2009 |
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Kevin Pietersen has joined Andrew Flintoff on the injured list of the English Cricket team and will not be playing the one day matches that commence today between the English and the West Indies. He may be “extremely disappointed” not to be playing the ODIs he was looking forward to, but one man does not seem to be looking forward to the ODIs is West Indian captain Chris Gayle, who is feeling “hunted” as reported in the cricket news.
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Thursday, 21 May 2009 |
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The Pakistan batting line up is likely to receive a revamp ahead of the upcoming Test cricket series in Sri Lanka scheduled for July and August. Mohammad Yousuf is likely to feature in the Pakistan squad that is scheduled to tour Sri Lanka this summer.
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Thursday, 21 May 2009 |
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It was round the corner, and finally the authorities have acquiesced. Indian Cricket League has given its consent to the players associated with it to voluntarily break their association if they so desire, and ICL would not come in their way. For the players who are at the threshold of their cricketing career, and who went to ICL to display their talent to the world, it indeed would be the sweetest news that they would have heard in the recent times.
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