Kolkata:The Calcutta High Court today stayed the expulsion of former Board President Jagmohan Dalmiya from the BCCI and found him eligible to contest any election of the BCCI or its affiliated units.
Sydney:Australia confirmed it would field an almost unchanged World Cup winning team as its 15-man squad to contest the shortest version of the game in the Twenty20 World Championship in September.
Bridgetown, Barbados:Michael Vaughan said he was relishing a fierce make-or-break World Cup contest against South Africa here on Tuesday.
Kolkata:The CAB polls looks like an egde-of-the-seat thriller, where the power balance once again changed hands with the apparent entry of West Bengal Sports Minister Subash Chakraborty as a contestant of the president's post.
Colombo:Herschelle Gibbs returned to form with an unbeaten 61 to give South Africa a strong second innings start in the second and final cricket Test against Sri Lanka.
Ananthapur:A keen contest is on cards when the rejuvenated Andhra team, led by Y Venugopala Rao, takes on a formidable Baroda in the season opener of Ranji Trophycricket match in the Elite 'B' group beginning here tomorrow.
Mumbai:Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar played down his personal duel with Shoaib Akhtar during the upcoming tour of Pakistan and said the series was going to be a contest between two teams and not between individuals.
Perth (Australia): Zimbabwe cricket coach Geoff Marsh said on Wednesday he does not want his side to advance to the late stages of the World Cup on the back of points awarded against countries not prepared to play in the strife-torn country.
Perth (Australia): Zimbabwe cricket coach Geoff Marsh said on Wednesday he does not want his side to advance to the late stages of the World Cup on the back of points awarded against countries not prepared to play in the strife-torn country.
Wellington: Indian skipper Saurav Ganguly said on Saturday he still hoped to square the two-Test series against New Zealand despite his team's crushing defeat in the first match here.
