Delighted Zaheer wants to keep momentum going

Dhaka:Delighted at getting a five wicket haul after three years, pacer Zaheer Khan hopes that he can build on it in the series ahead.

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Delighted Zaheer wants to keep momentum going

Dhaka:Delighted at getting a five wicket haul after three years, pacer Zaheer Khan hopes that he can build on it in the series ahead.

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Umpires' delegation to meet Dalmiya again

Mumbai:The representatives of the Indian umpires have another meeting scheduled with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president in August as a follow-up to their one-day session held in Mumbai on June 5.

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Thatscricket - Specials - WC 2003 - ICC commissioner rejects Lanka's plea on interpretation

Bangalore: International Cricket Council (ICC) appeals commissioner justice Ahmed Ebrahim on Sunday upheld the decision of the ICC event technical committee, in its interpretation of clause 21.

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Thatscricket - Specials - WC 2003 - ICC commissioner rejects Lanka's plea on interpretation

Bangalore: International Cricket Council (ICC) appeals commissioner justice Ahmed Ebrahim on Sunday upheld the decision of the ICC event technical committee, in its interpretation of clause 21.

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ACB wants 3rd umpire 'out' of catches

Melbourne: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) said on Thursday it would push for a series of changes to playing conditions in International cricket, including an end to catching decisions being referred to the third umpire.

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Warne is a liar, evidence vague: ACB anti-doping panel

Melbourne (Australia): Some of Shane Warne's evidence to the Australian Cricket Board's anti-doping hearing was considered to be "vague, unsatisfactory and inconsistent", it was revealed on Wednesday.

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Warne is a liar, evidence vague: ACB anti-doping panel

Melbourne (Australia): Some of Shane Warne's evidence to the Australian Cricket Board's anti-doping hearing was considered to be "vague, unsatisfactory and inconsistent", it was revealed on Wednesday.

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Umpiring no walk in the park: Venkataraghavan

Chennai: Despite the rapid strides made in umpiring thanks to technology, veteran cricketer and senior umpire Srinivas Venkataraghavan says he would like to make only limited use of the third umpire because technology cannot provide conclusive evidence in every case."Except in cases of direct hits inducing a close run out or similar incidents -- like whether the wicket-keeper or the fielder had the ball in his hands when the bails came off or the fielder made a body contact with the rope on the boundary line -- which as an umpire, I cannot determine, I will not like to

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