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Seniors may not be in MSD’s control: Akram
Hobart: Pakistan pace legend Wasim Akram has backed Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's controversial rotation policy, saying that there is "good reason" behind the move as senior players are either "not in his control" or they have become a "liability".Dhoni's remarks about senior players being slow fielders has triggered speculation that there are ...
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Lanka beat India by 51 runs
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Sehwag concedes he has to improve his batting Viru says that he would curb his natural aggressive instinct from the onset. |
Sri Lanka beat India by 51 runs in Brisbane ODI Chasing 290, India were bowled out for 238 in 45.1 overs. Virat Kohli top-scored for India with 66 while Irfan Pathan made 47. Sri Lankan fast bowler Thisara Perera took |
Ponting concedes retirement from ODI cricket The greatest Australian player of his generation, concedes retirement from one day cricket but vows to continue playing Test cricket. The former captain made the announcement in a press conference |
ICC denies clearing Kaneria of fixing chargesDubai: The ICC on Monday denied that it had cleared Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria to take part in competitive cricket after he was implicated in a spot-fixing case, in which |
Kapil calls for Sachin's retirement from ODIs New Delhi: India's former cricket captain Kapil Dev feels Sachin Tendulkar should retire from ODIs, saying the champion batsman's time is finally up after over two decades at the international |
Does India have the courage to drop Tendulkar like Ponting? Dropped for the next two tri-series matches, Australia's two-time World Cup winning former captain Ricky Ponting is considering retirement from ODI cricket. If Australian selectors can pick players on form |
