Tri-series scheduling: BCCI hits back at Fleming

Bangalore: The Indian Cricket Board today hit back at Stephen Fleming for complaining about the scheduling of the ongoing tri-series and said the Kiwi skipper should target his own Board, which had given consent to the itinerary.

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Tri-series scheduling: BCCI hits back at Fleming

Bangalore: The Indian Cricket Board today hit back at Stephen Fleming for complaining about the scheduling of the ongoing tri-series and said the Kiwi skipper should target his own Board, which had given consent to the itinerary.

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Australia govt warns fans from travelling to Zimbabwe

Sydney: The Australian government has warned cricket fans they risk being caught up in violent political clashes at World Cup cricket matches in Zimbabwe, stepping up pressure on tournament organisers to abandon fixtures in the strife-torn African nation.

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Australia govt warns fans from travelling to Zimbabwe

Sydney: The Australian government has warned cricket fans they risk being caught up in violent political clashes at World Cup cricket matches in Zimbabwe, stepping up pressure on tournament organisers to abandon fixtures in the strife-torn African nation.

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