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- CRICKET BRIEFS - Calcutta Telegraph
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- Bhajji, Sree will get along well: Kirsten - Times of India
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- Alien quartet halted before turning tail - The Statesman
 Setanta Sports | IPL Cricket 39th match: Rajasthan register thumping victory over ... MyNews.in, India - Jaipur: An uninspired Bangalore Royal Challengers literally gifted today’s match to Rajasthan Royals. After a pathetic show on the field while bowling first ... Gilchrist satisfied with security measures The teams will look to focus on the job at hand South African security expert assures safe |
NGOs demand cancellation IPL Cricket match in Jaipur Economic Times, India - ... lives in the serial blasts on Tuesday, two NGOs today demanded that the BJP Government should cancel the IPL Cricket match to be held here tomorow. ... |
 MSN India | IPL Cricket 40th match: Kings XI get a win and respite due to ... MyNews.in, India - New Delhi : solid partnership between Jayawardene and Pomersbach and rains helped Kings XI Punjab registering a valuable win over Delhi Dardevils. ... Yuvraj not losing sleep over his poor form Sehwag decides to bat first Delhi up against it |
 Yahoo! Eurosport | CRICKET BRIEFS Calcutta Telegraph, India - Sydney: After seeing the craze of the multi-million dollar Indian Premier League (IPL), Cricket Australia his contemplating its own version of IPL in a bid ... Surrey sound out retired fast man ‘Business part of IPL franchisees may be outsourced’ Aussies not paid for IPL stints: reports |
 CNN-IBN | IPL Cricket 38th match: Vintage Mumbai sends Kolkata into turmoil MyNews.in, India - Scoring the lowest team total as well as the slowest fifty of the IPL, Kolkata Knight Riders fell like a pack of cards in just 15.2 overs and made a paltry ... Polly’s performances prove the allrounder is SA’s class act at IPL FRIDAY TO FRIDAY - REVIEW OF IPL’S WEEK NO. 4 Sourav attends a food fest in Mumbai |
Slap for Sree, boost for ratings Malaysia Star, Malaysia - Nevertheless, the antics of IPL cricket players have helped to add more appeal to the games. IT IS probably the costliest slap in the history of Indian ... IPL: An eventful tourney Maharashtra to waive 25% entertainment tax for IPL Gentle giants can bowl just as fast: IPL and uncivil behaviour |
 Times Now.tv | IPL, Cricket and Corporate Efficiency Desicritics.org, India - ... and firing decisions while explaining that he knows nothing about cricket. Any publicity is good publicity for Charu Sharma, Mr. Mallya and for the IPL. ... Cricket is not just another business, Mr Mallya Mallya ponders over future of his 'Test team' Mallya's meddling leaves Challengers hobbled |
Bhajji, Sree will get along well: Kirsten Times of India, India - Harbhajan slapped Sreesanth after an IPL match last month allegedly after being needled by the Kerala pacer. The temperamental off-spinner was subsequently ... Control your aggression, Ganguly's advice to Bhajji Harbhajan needs professional help, says Webster Hopefully, we'll see a 'disciplined' Bhajji |
 Cricbuzz | Twenty20 revolution The Statesman, India - South Asian cricket audience outstrips golf and ‘Hannah Montana’ fans. With the $1-billion IPL, cricket realised its true market value. ... Hayden credits IPL for easing tensions IPL: A bane for cricket IPL T-20 format: A threat to cricket? |
 Times Now.tv | Alien quartet halted before turning tail The Statesman, India - The IPL chairman and commissioner, Mr Lalit Modi, said, in accordance with the International Cricket Council's rules, the WADA team would be collecting ... Warne takes Royals to top of IPL Indian cricket board not expecting foreign exodus after explosions Jaipur limping back to normalcy |
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- Kings XI beat Daredevils by 6 runs via D-L method Invaluable unbeaten cameos from Mahela Jayawardene (36) and Luke Pomersbach (25) helped Kings XI Punjab beat Delhi Daredevils by six runs via Duckworth-Lewis system in a weather-truncated Indian Premier League tie in Jaipur on Saturday night.
- Low crowd turnout amid tight security in Jaipur Spectators were frisked at three security points before being shown their seats. When it was time for the toss, only one stand had filled and all the other had spectators scattered here and there. Before the match began, IPL chief Lalit Modi handed over a cheque for Rs 6 crore to Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundara Raje Scindia. The eight franchises had each contributed Rs 50 lakh, and five major sponsors contributed Rs 40 lakh each.
- Rain ruins third day of Lord's Test Rain ruined the third day of the first Test between England and New Zealand at Lord's on Saturday with only 8.5 overs possible during a frustrating day for players and spectators. In that period, a 40-minute session before lunch, England took their overnight score of 68 for no wicket to 89 without loss in reply to New Zealand's first innings 277.
- Dravid frustrated after another defeat "I am satisfied with my batting. I am playing well but things have not been good for us. I am frustrated a bit because nothing has been working out despite having very good players in our ranks," Dravid told reporters after his team's 65-run loss against Rajasthan Royals.
- IPL players to undergo dope tests The World Anti-Doping Agency will conduct dope tests on players participating in the Indian Premier League.
- Rajasthan Royals maul Bangalore Royal by 65 runs Royal Challengers Bangalore continued their pathetic show in the IPL as they plunged to a humiliating 65 run defeat against Rajasthan Royals at Swai Mansingh stadium on Saturday. Chasing a challenging 198 to win, the visitors could manage just 132, largely built around skipper Rahul Dravid's brilliant unbeaten 75-run knock.
- 'Security will be provided to foreign players' Deputy Chief Minister R R Patil criticised Shiv Sena, saying the party does not have any other issue to discuss and that is why they are opposing Pakistani cricket players playing in IPL matches.
- Pollock's spell shattered our plans: Buchanan Smarting from the thumping eight-wicket defeat against Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders coach John Buchanan said Shaun Pollock's devastating spell blunted the gameplan of the Sourav Ganguly-led squad. "There was a gameplan but all credit should go to the Mumbai Indians. Pollock did exceptionally well and we could not recover after that," Buchanan said.
- Pollock surprised by Knight Riders' capitulation Mumbai Indians' medium pacer Shaun Pollock said the team is hoping to carry on the momentum after the resounding victory over the Kolkata side.
- Mumbai outclass Kolkata Former South Africa captain Shaun Pollock claimed three wickets for 12 runs as Mumbai Indians shot out the Kolkata side for a paltry 67 before winning the IPL match by eight wickets.
Breaking News From Hindustan Times
- Kings XI CEO admits in salary delay CEO Neil Maxwell says clearing the money is a time-taking process as it involved "taxation issues".
- Aussies not paid for IPL stints: reports Some Australian cricketers who participated in the IPL T20 series claim they have not received the wages for their short stints despite repeated reminders.
- We are taking it one match at a time It's best to relax and take one game at a time rather than worry about a semifinal berth, writes Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
- For Hyderabad, nothing has gone right Eight defeats from ten matches was not the kind of return one would have expected from a team touted as possessing the 'most explosive batting line-up’. A report by Arjun Sen.
- Kolkata have got their priorities wrong Spinners have been used sparingly and batting is the major concern, which got highlighted in Friday’s 67-run capitulation. A report by Atreyo Mukhopadhyay.
- Stage set for high voltage clash Both Kolkata and Chennai, despite defeats in their previous matches, would be heaving a sigh of relief that they will not be bowling to Sanath Jayasuriya in the league games anymore, reports KR Guruprasad.
- IPL | Mum vs Hyd: Gotta keep it up Sachin Tendulkar-led Mumbai squad looks to make it six wins-in-a-row, reports Amol Karhadkar.
- Semifinal hopes not over yet: Sehwag Delhi may have conceded their sixth defeat in 11 matches but skipper Virender Sehwag insists semifinal hopes are not over yet for his side.
- Placing IPL before tragedy is good business sense! When people are suffering and coping with life after the blasts, we are having entertainment in the form of a cricket match! I don't know how the people of Jaipur will take it. Pradeep Magazine ponders.
- Paisa vasool! If you’ve wondered which player was real value for money, check this out. How the team values were calculated
- Mohali beat Delhi by six runs via D/L Mohali pull out all stops and continue their dream run in this tournament, reports Anand Vasu.
- Control aggression: Ganguly to Bhajji Sourav Ganguly offers the beleaguered off-spinner a piece of advice to steer clear of controversies -- "control your aggression". Slapgate: Read more stories
- Twenty20 is very demanding: Dhoni India's ODI captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni believes that the gruelling demands of the Indian Premier League has forced older players to be fitter and on their toes.
- Bangalore blues continue as Jaipur notch up massive win Chasing a stiff target of 198, the hapless Bangalore players could offer not even semblance of a fight. Varun Gupta reports.
- Surprise dope tests in IPL from today IPL Chairman and Commissioner Lalit Modi says as per the ICC rules the WADA team would go about collecting samples of players from Saturday.
- IPL to donate Rs 60 mn for blast victims The eight franchisee owners and sponsors of the Indian Premier League decide to donate Rs 60 million for the victims of Jaipur blasts.
- Cricket: West Indies squad to face Australia West Indies names their squad to face Australia in the first Test which takes place at Sabina Park in Jamaica from May 22-26.
- Extra miles: Behind the scenes Run ragged by a packed schedule, the players at the IPL have found no time to rest. HT takes a look at goings-on behind the scenes.
- Pak needs its daily dose of IPL too Call it sheer craving for entertainment or love for the game, but most Pakistanis sure can’t sleep without their daily dose of IPL, reports Amit Baruah.
- I've faith on Dravid and Co: Mallya Bangalore team owner Vijay Mallya asserts he has full confidence in the squad which is languishing at the bottom of the IPL.
- Amid tragedy, team hopes to keep eye on the ball Jaipur team’s psychologist Jeremy Snape says no one is concerned about the security and his team is looking forward to entering the semifinal, reports G Krishnan.
- Equals in knockout clash The onus is on Sehwag-led Delhi squad to fire against Mohali with semifinal spot on line, reports Anand Vasu.
- Jaipur hold the aces against B’lore Jaipur are going through a purple patch and a win on Saturday against Bangalore would more-or-less guarantee them a place in the semifinal, reports G Krishnan.
- Revealed: Wizard of Oz’s book of spells Everyone’s wondering about the secret of Jaipur’s success. Shane Warne has turned a band of relative unknowns into a chart-topping unit. Varun Gupta unravels Warne’s superb new-age management skills.
- What is my role HT brings you Shane Warne’s vision for his Jaipur team, in his own words.
- Praveen Kumar man-handles doctor Pacer Praveen Kumar had to apologise to a local doctor for allegedly man-handling him following a dispute, which was reported to the police in Meerut.
- Mumbai rout Kolkata in record time A brilliant 17-ball 48* from Jayasuriya guides Mumbai to a comprehensive eight-wicket win against Kolkata, reports Atreyo Mukhopadhyay.
- Ashraf formally withdraws defamation suit against Akhtar PCB Chairman Nasim Ashraf formally withdraws the 220 million rupee defamation suit which he filed against maverick pacer Shoaib Akhtar, from a civil court in Lahore.
- 'Akhtar's five-year ban to be reduced' Sources say that Akhtar is using his contacts in the political circles to get the 5-yr ban reduced to much lesser one.
- Sena renews threat against Pak players Hours before a crucial IPL match between Mumbai and Kolkata, the Shiv Sena has renewed its threat to stop Pakistani cricketers from playing in India.
- Coming good of stalwarts adds flavour Shoaib and Jayasuriya are as good as their teams are but the difference between them and most of their teammates is, they can change the game single-handedly, reports A Mukhopadhyay.
- A new day, a new start is Sanath’s motto Sanath Jayasuriya said he is "very happy with the hundred. But that's gone now. Tomorrow is a new game and I look forward to some different things". Amol Karhadkar reports.
- Application the key in battle of equals Kolkata and Mumbai should be buoyant going into Friday’s match, given the way they’ve posted victories in their last matches. A Mukhopadhyay reports.
- ‘We’ve watched Sourav with interest’ Chairman of selectors Dilip Vengsarkar is impressed with Sourav Ganguly's performance in the IPL, holding out hope for the seniors who have been left out of the one-day team.
- Cross-ing all barriers to be with his team The Ferozeshah Kotla may have been packed with vocal and loyal Delhi supporters, but one man, in his own special way, was right behind the Hyderabad team. Anand Vasu tells more.
- 'Foolproof' security for Jaipur match Jaipur police are taking no chances ahead of the Bangalore IPL match and personnel at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium have been doubled.
- Delhi win thriller by 12 runs Delhi win the crucial game after leg-spinner Amit Mishra took a hat-trick in his final over. Anand Vasu reports.
- 'We expect support and backing' I totally understand that everyone’s upset about the results so far, as players and professional cricketers, we are all very upset too, writes Anil Kumble.
- Rumours of Warne's pullout scotched IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi said Shane Warne, Shane Watson and Graeme Smith were already on their way to Jaipur for the next match.
- Terrified Warne, Smith may quit IPL The serial blasts in Jaipur may take its toll on the IPL as Warne, Watson, Smith and team manager Darren Berry are planning to quit the tournament.
- Bangalore change plans, to stay in Delhi now Concern about the security after the Jaipur blasts, Bangalore team, who have a match with Jaipur team, will come to Jaipur only after the situation has been assessed. G Krishnan reports.
- Asia Cup stepping stone for sterner tests says Mithali Returning from Colombo on Wednesday night, Mithali was amused by the hype around the Indian Premier League. "I have had just a few glimpses of the IPL," Mithali told Hindustan Times from Hyderabad.
- Dravid scared away by media A desperate attempt by the media to get him to talk on the controversial subject of his team's performance made the former India skipper more miserable, reports Vinod Kumar.
- Gony and ecstasy Manpreet Singh Gony almost gave up cricket due to lack of prospects. Now he can’t walk in Chennai without security guards, reports Ashutosh Sharma.
- Looking for survival With a semifinal spot on the verge of slipping away, the Delhi team needs to fight like never before, reports A Vasu.
- Mumbai thrash Chennai by 9 wickets Opener Sanath Jayasuriya guides Mumbai to victory with his swashbuckling knock of 114 off 48 deliveries, reports KR Guruprasad.
- BCCI ban not justified: Harbhajan's coach Davinder Arora says that the BCCI's decision to ban off-spinner for five ODIs is not justified as it amounts to punishing the bowler twice for the same offence.
- Bhajji banned for 5 ODIs, Sree warned The BCCI also warns Harbhajan of a life ban if he is found guilty of another misconduct, reports A Karhadkar.
- BCCI bans Harbhajan for five ODIs The off-spinner of all time will miss the tri-nation in Bangladesh and the first two matches of the Asia Cup.
- Harbhajjan Singh banned for 5 ODIs by BCCI Harbhajjan Singh banned for 5 ODIs by BCCI
- Harbhajan appears before BCCI disciplinary panel Harbhajan appears before BCCI disciplinary panel
- 'Balaji has been an asset for us' Though Balaji is no stranger to int'l cricket, his comeback after a layoff has been really remarkable, writes Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
- Dates set for Oz-India tour to Pak PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf says Indian team will tour in January and February, 2009 to play three Tests, five ODIs and two Twenty20 games.
- Laxman ruled out of remaining IPL matches Hyderabad skipper sustaines an injury on his right wrist, which will take two weeks to heal completely giving him virtually no chance to play in the remaining matches.
- If Sachin’s here, can Mumbai be far behind? Sachin Tendulkar, who is finally making his IPL debut against Chennai on Wednesday, is confident about extending their three-match winning streak, reports Amol Karhadkar.
- Bangalore offers to host IPL match Bangalore offersto host Sunday’s IPL game against Jaipur, which was rocked by bomb blasts, reports G. Krishnan and Varun Gupta.
- SRK lone bright spot for those left out Ranadeb Bose, one of the 5 players to have been omitted from the K'kata team, says being dropped will rankle for a while but the memories of meeting SRK will stay, reports Atreyo Mukhopadhyay.
- Shah Rukh backs decision to release five players
- Kolkata ask five players to leave Kolkata team management said the decision was taken as coach John Buchanan felt they did not have any realistic chance to play in the IPL
- Kolkata beat Delhi by 23 runs Shoaib Akhtar makes a dream debut in the IPL for his team against Delhi bagging four wickets as Kolkata bundle out Delhi for 110, reports Anand Vasu.
- Sachin's return boosts Mumbai With the master batsman return, the Mumbai team is soaring with confidence as he also takes over the captaincy reigns
- Sachin gives Mumbai the edge Boosted by the availability of their icon and captain Sachin Tendulkar, Mumbai go into their IPL clash against Chennai eager to make it four wins in-a-row.
- Ban and fine likely for Bhajji Sudhir Nanavati, the commissioner appointed by the BCCI to probe 'Slapgate', submits his report to the Board and according to an official Harbhajan is likely to be penalised, reports Amol Karhadkar.
- Warne's captaincy bowls over Younis "I think it shows that when you play under good captains you tend to pick up a lot of good leadership qualities and instincts," says teammate Younis Khan.
- Sachin confirms availability on Wednesday The wait for Sachin Tendulkar's maiden Indian Premier League (IPL) appearance is finally set to end. Amol Karhadkar tells more.
- Trouble brewing in Camp Dravid Though the Bangalore camp is trying to maintain a semblance of normality, many are asking why did Mallya have to publicly condemn his captain. G Krishnan reports.
- Tendulkar to make IPL debut against Chennai Mumbai Indians' hopes get big shot in the arm after their icon player and captain Sachin Tendulkar declares himself fully fit to play his first IPL match against Chennai Super Kings on Wednesday.
- Shoiab's fitness to be assessed tomorrow The Kolkata team would take a final call on Tuesday morning on including Shoaib Akhtar in the playing XI for the IPL encounter opposite Delhi team, says coach John Buchanan.
- Another bad evening for Bangalore It seems nothing is working for the beleaguered Bangalore team as they were routed by nine wickets at the PCA Stadium in Mohali. Subhash Rajta reports.
- Samuels faces 2 year ban for match fixing The WICB finds sufficient evidence to charge cricketer Marlon Samuels for allegedly passing on team information to an Indian bookie during the Nagpur ODI between WI and India.
- Mallya flays Dravid, Charu for poor show Team Bangalore owner,Vijay Mallya, says he is not happy with the squad languishing at the bottom of IPL points table, which is being ridicule as a Test team in T20 jersey.
- Kolkata fined $1000 for slow over rate Sourav Ganguly-led squad is fined for slow over-rate after it was found two overs behind schedule in their Sunday night's match against Hyderabad.
- Clarke may miss first West Indies Test Australia batsman and vice-captain Michael Clarke may miss next week's first Test against West Indies following the death of his fiancee's father.
- Opening blues persist for Kolkata What was expected to be the Kolkata's strength has turned out to be an area of concern with few of its openers bowing out to injuries and others leaving for national duties. Atreyo Mukhopadhyay reports.
- I have buried the incident: Sreesanth Sreesanth has in fact been bowling much better after the slapping incident during the Mumbai match on April 25. Subhash Rajta tells more.
- ‘Break blessing in disguise’ Karnataka’s assembly polls forced a postponement in Mumbai’s IPL away match against Bangalore from May 10 to May 28, reports Amol Karhadkar.
- 'Twenty20 has been the perfect stage to make a comeback' I have always been clear that I do not want to overwork myself, says Zaheer Khan.
- Left absolutism: IPL has been painted in ‘leftist’ colours Left seems to be right in the IPL, what with left-handers topping almost everything that is statistically measurable, reports Subhash Rajta.
- Opening blues persist for Kolkata What was expected to be the team's strength has turned out to be an area of concern. Atreyo Mukhopadhyay tells more.
- Indian women clinch 4th successive Asia Cup Indian team thrash Sri Lanka by a massive 117 runs in the final at the Welagedara Stadium in Kurunegala on Sunday.
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- Dream Team: A few surprises The ultimate dream of every sports lover is to play God and to pick his own dream team. The IPL has given its eight franchises the opportunity to play God and literally buy any player of his choice.
- Runs and ruins: Mallya and the art of inconsistency Vijay Mallya is letting the world know that he feels let down at being handed a dud team in the form of Royal Challengers.
- I've always been here: Amit Mishra A dramatic last over hat-trick, the 2nd of the IPL, and figures of 4-0-17-5 later, Amit Mishra is back in the spotlight.
- From MI to Mission Possible Have the Mumbai Indians found momentum at the right time? Can they continue in the same vein? Or has the string of victories come a little too late?
Breaking News From BBC Cricket
- England frustrated at wet Lord's England and New Zealand lose almost the whole of day three of the first Test to rain.
- Harmison breaks Hoggard's thumb Matthew Hoggard is ruled out of England's second Test against New Zealand after his thumb is broken by a Steve Harmison ball.
- Injured Gayle to miss first Test West Indies captain Chris Gayle will miss the first Test against Australia because of a groin injury.
- Nel quits Essex for Indian league Andre Nel will miss his final match as Essex's overseas player to join up with Indian Premier League team the Mumbai Indians.
- Hants & Surrey in thrilling draw Hampshire have to settle for a draw against Surrey, despite an exciting run chase at the Rose Bowl.
- Goodwin ton sees Sussex save game An unbeaten century from Murray Goodwin leads Sussex to safety on a low-key final day of their County Championship match with Somerset at Taunton.
- Moore assists Worcestershire draw Stephen Moore is the first batsman to reach 500 runs this season in leading Worcestershire to safety against Gloucestershire at New Road.
- Birch leaves Glamorgan frustrated Derbyshire escape with a draw as the 109 overs lost to rain and bad light put paid to Glamorgan's hopes of a second four-day win of the season.
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- McCullum fires up New Zealand Big-hitting Brendon brightens a gloomy day at Lord's
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- Aussies not paid for IPL stints: Report The Sun Herald quoted an un-named Australian player as saying that his franchise was not clearing his money.
- Kings XI secure 6 run win over Delhi by D/L method Kings XI Punjab secure a six-run win over Daredevils by Duckworth/Lewis method in a rain-interrupted match.
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- Symonds starts tour with a bang ANDREW Symonds has sounded a warning to the West Indies ahead of their three-Test series after launching his tour in emphatic fashion against a Jamaica XI.
- Australia back in baggy greens AUSTRALIA players have reverted back to wearing their baggy green caps after courting controversy by donning training caps in their tour match against Jamaica XI .
- Warne takes three in Royals rout SHANE Warne moved to the top of the Indian Premier League wicket-taking charts, claiming three scalps to guide Rajasthan Royals to a 65-run win over Bangalore in Jaipur.
- Rain ruins day three at Lord's RAIN ruined the third day of the first Test between England and New Zealand at Lord's, with only 8.5 overs bowled on a frustrating day for players and spectators.
- Selling the baggy green FORMER Test all-rounder Greg Matthews has accused Cricket Australia of "selling the baggy green" after players wore a beer sponsor's cap in the opening match of the West Indies tour.
- Gun-shy Tait chasing a speedy recovery SHAUN Tait says his obsession with the speed gun is over as the rejuvenated quick embarks on the road back to international cricket.
- Sarwan to lead West Indies MIDDLE-order batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan will lead West Indies against Australia in the first Test at Sabina Park, Jamaica starting on Friday morning (EST).
- MacGill bag negates Baugh ton STUART MacGill claimed four wickets, but it was Jamaica XI wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh who impressed most as Australia opened their tour of the Caribbean.
- Dark night for rusty Riders NEW South Wales all-rounder Dominic Thornely had the handsome return of 2-7 off three overs as Mumbai Indians skittled Kolkata Knight Riders for 67 - the lowest score in the IPL's brief history.
- Sidebottom gives England impetus RYAN Sidebottom turned in a miserly spell of 4-5 in 10.1 overs as New Zealand were bowled out for 277 on the second day of the first Test at Lord's.
