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Dec 25
2008

Cricket Canada Going Multi-City T20 Cricket Cup Way

Posted by CricSoul in ZimbabweWest IndiesUnder-19 World CupTwenty20 Canada Cup quadrangularSri LankaPakistanNHLnational leagueNational Hockey LeagueMulti-City LeagueICC full-member nationsICC associate memberCricket CanadaCricketCanada

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Cricket, which once was the official sport of Canada, has staged a major comeback in the past 12 months.

The Canadian government had recognized cricket as a national sport, with promises of

Dec 17
2008

Sponsors Return Flight from Cricket & Other Sports Creates Panic

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vodafone.gifThe England cricket team yesterday gained unwanted membership of an ever-expanding club in global sport when Vodafone announced it had ended its 12-year sponsorship.

The decision not to renew the current £4m-a-year deal in 2010 follows Honda's withdrawal from formula one and the ending of the Subaru and Suzuki teams' interests in the world rally championship. Subaru's decision, also announced yesterday after 20 years competing in the WRC, came as a sickening blow to the sport which now has just two manufacturers, Ford and Citroën, in its flagship event.

Dec 04
2008

Asian Cricket Bosses flying to Colombo for ACC's Meeting

Posted by CricSoul in Sri Lanka CricketPCBPakistanMubai terror AttacksIndiaCricketBCCIBangladeshAsian Cricket CouncilACC

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Cricket Bosses of Asian Countries will meet in Colombo on Friday to discuss the impact of the Mumbai terror attacks on the sub-continent's cricketing calendar.

Although the Mumbai carnage

Nov 27
2008

Cricket Gets ill: Terrorism Epidemic Spreads!

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Thursday November 27, 2008: This date will be remembered by every Indian as this day marks the most horrifying and disgraceful day in Indian history. This is the day when the entire country woke up to witness one of the most brutal attacks by a group of terrorists named the Deccan Mujahiddin. The financial capital of the country Mumbai was under the siege. The terrorist took the entire nation by surprise and attacked innocent civilians  moreover they were responsible for the killing of the three martyrs of Indian police I on a personal salute them for they truly represent what it means to die for your own country.

Nov 17
2008

No bikini-clad Cheerleaders in India now:Champions league looses Spice

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Watching his national cricket side wallop a hapless England is quite enough to set the pulse of the average Indian male racing. So perhaps it's just as well that the Indian eleven's first troop of cheerleaders plan to eschew the skimpy outfits favoured by their Western peers for modesty-saving saris.