Ban should have been lifted fully: Dalmiya

Kolkata:Former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya welcomed International Cricket Council (ICC)-appointed arbitrator Albie Sachs's decision to reduce the six-ODI ban on Sourav Ganguly, but said he would have been 'happier' had the punishment been fully lifted.

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It's a final 'no', England will now have to face reality

Cape Town: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)'s final appeal to have its World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13 switched to South Africa on safety grounds was rejected by independent commissioner Justice Albie Sachs at a hearing on Friday.

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Eng faces Friday night fright as Zim fate in the balance

Johannesburg: England's desperate and controversial bid to have its World Cup clash against Zimbabwe in Harare switched to South Africa goes down to the wire on Friday as the long-running saga reaches the end game.

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It's a final 'no', England will now have to face reality

Cape Town: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)'s final appeal to have its World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13 switched to South Africa on safety grounds was rejected by independent commissioner Justice Albie Sachs at a hearing on Friday.

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Eng faces Friday night fright as Zim fate in the balance

Johannesburg: England's desperate and controversial bid to have its World Cup clash against Zimbabwe in Harare switched to South Africa goes down to the wire on Friday as the long-running saga reaches the end game.

Find More Articles On: south africa | england | cricket | world cup 2003 | new zealand | zimbabwe | cape town | kenya | nairobi | fine | nasser hussain | harare | technical committee | justice albie sachs | mark harrison | england and wales cricket board ecb | court of arbitration for sport | contractual obligations | international cricket council icc | zimbabwe cricket union zcu