Bradman memorabilia stolen from Australia

Sydney: Four valuable cricket bats signed by Australian batting legend Sir Donald Bradman have been stolen from a sports shop, police said Thursday.

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Thieves hold Mohammad Sami at gunpoint

Karachi:Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Sami was robbed of nearly Pakistan Rs 1. 5 million (approximately Indian Rs 10 lakh) in a dacoity, police officials said.

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Jewellery stolen from Botham's luxury home

London:Thieves escaped with jewellery worth 70,000 pounds (106,000 euros, 127,500 dollars) from the luxury home of English cricket legend Ian Botham.

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ICC stays put, says Zimbabwe WC matches to go ahead

Hobart: The International Cricket Council (ICC) remains committed to the view that World Cup matches will be moved from Zimbabwe only if the troubled country becomes unsafe for players, ICC president Malcolm Gray said on Friday.

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ICC stays put, says Zimbabwe WC matches to go ahead

Hobart: The International Cricket Council (ICC) remains committed to the view that World Cup matches will be moved from Zimbabwe only if the troubled country becomes unsafe for players, ICC president Malcolm Gray said on Friday.

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Rajasthan Royals' player held for robbery

Jaipur: Sumit Khatri, who played for  Rajasthan Royals in the inaugural edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), was on Sunday arrested in Jaipur for assaulting a van driver and robbing him of Rs 15,000.<br/><br/> According to a report in<span style="font-style:

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