Australian government scraps Zimbabwe tour

More imagesSydney:Australia's government Sunday barred the national cricket team from touring Zimbabwe in September, saying it wanted to avoid giving a propaganda victory to 'grubby dictator' President Robert Mugabe.

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No names of players in 'undesirables' list, says ICC

Lahore (Pakistan): The International Cricket Council (ICC) predicted a corruption- free World Cup next year, revealing that no players are on a list of 101 'undesirables' who will be barred from attending the tournament.

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No names of players in 'undesirables' list, says ICC

Lahore (Pakistan): The International Cricket Council (ICC) predicted a corruption- free World Cup next year, revealing that no players are on a list of 101 'undesirables' who will be barred from attending the tournament.

Find More Articles On: cricket | lahore | pakistan | international cricket council | icc predicted | corruptionfree world cup | no players | list of undesirables | barred | attending tournament | success | measures | president malcolm gray | organisers | south africa | disclosed | anticorruption unit | acu identified | aim | preventing matchfixing scandals