New Zealand's McCullum fined for dissent

St George's, Grenada:New Zealand's Brendon McCullum was today fined 20 per cent of his match fee for breaching ICC Code of Conduct during his country's Super Eight match against Sri Lanka in the cricket World Cup here.

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Butcher may face sanctions for Perera comments

London: England batsman Mark Butcher is set to come before the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) within the next two weeks as it decides what sanctions he should face after saying Sri Lanka left-arm seamer Ruchira Perera threw during the first Test at Lord's.

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Match referee slams Lara's bat sponsor

Bridgetown (Barbados): West Indian batting star Brian Lara was told on Sunday that a new bat sponsorship deal was in breach of International Cricket Council (ICC) regulations.

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ICC confirms inspection, bats adjusted to parametres

London: The International Cricket Council on Thursday said match referee Clive Llyod had identified "several" players whose bats were slightly wider than permitted in a random inspection ahead of the World Cup tie between India and Zimbabwe at Harare.

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ICC confirms inspection, bats adjusted to parametres

London: The International Cricket Council on Thursday said match referee Clive Llyod had identified "several" players whose bats were slightly wider than permitted in a random inspection ahead of the World Cup tie between India and Zimbabwe at Harare.

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