India brushes aside World Cup cricket threat

New Delhi:India has reiterated it would not sign a key commercial contract with cricket's world governing body despite threats it could lose the right to stage the 2011 cricket World Cup as a result.

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RAF personnel on alert at Ganguly's home in Kolkata

Kolkata: With sentiments running high over the Indian team's disappointing performance in two World Cup matches, the West Bengal government on Tuesday beefed up security at skipper Saurav Ganguly's residence in view of India's match against Zimbabwe on Wednesday.

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RAF personnel on alert at Ganguly's home in Kolkata

Kolkata: With sentiments running high over the Indian team's disappointing performance in two World Cup matches, the West Bengal government on Tuesday beefed up security at skipper Saurav Ganguly's residence in view of India's match against Zimbabwe on Wednesday.

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