BCCSL fails to meet player terms' deadline on row

London: The World Cup was plunged into a new cash row on Thursday when the sport's governing body found itself on a collision course with Sri Lanka.

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BCCSL fails to meet player terms' deadline on row

London: The World Cup was plunged into a new cash row on Thursday when the sport's governing body found itself on a collision course with Sri Lanka.

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Associates to get cash boost ahead of WC

Toronto: Cricket's leading junior nations are to receive a one-million-Dollar cash boost ahead of the World Cup to enable them compete more effectively in South Africa in 2003, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Monday.

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