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Match-fixing is widespread: Chappell
London: Convinced that match-fixing is much more widespread than what is already in public domain, former Australian captain Ian Chappell says he uses his commentary to drop subtle hints of wrongdoin
Kirti Azad allegedly detained for two hours at Heathrow
Former India player and member of the 1983 World Cup winning squad Kirti Azad was today allegedly detained at the Heathrow Airport in London for two hours before being allowed to board a Delhi-bound f
West Indies look to seal final berth, Lankans aim survival
The tri-series thrown wide open by India’s emphatic comeback, the West Indies will miss the services of their captain Dwayne Bravo as they go into their crucial match against Sri Lanka here on Sunday needing a win to secure a berth in the final.
The emergence of Parveez Rasool
We are the proud fans of perhaps the best cricket team in the world. Having to our name both major ICC ODI titles, we will find little opposition to stake that claim. While the squad that thrashed ev
Kohli guides India to 311/7 against Windies
Port of Spain (Trinidad): Skipper Virat Kohli (102) hit a fighting century as India overcame mid-innings wobbles to post a challenging 311 for seven against West Indies in a crucial cricket tri-serie
J&K rejoices Rasool's inclusion into Indian team
Jammu: With young Parvez Rasool etching his name into record books after being named in the Indian squad for the upcoming ODI series against Zimbabwe, JKCA and former cricketers today termed his sele
Choudhary stays treasurer of Asian TT Union
Busan (Korea): TTFI secretary general Dhanraj Choudhary has been retained as the treasurer of the Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU) during the General Council meeting of the Asian body held here.
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Rasool first J&K cricketer in Team India
Mumbai: Parvez Rasool has become the first cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir to be included in the Indian squad as he has been selected to represent India for the tour of Zimbabwe.
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PCB bans tainted Kaneria for life
Karachi: Pakistan's disgraced spinner Danish Kaneria's career seems all but over with the country's Cricket Board today imposing a life ban on him for indulging in spot-fixing during the 2009 English
Test of motivation
India face a test of motivation and fitness against the West Indies in a must-win fixture for the World Cup holders as the tri-nation series resumes on Friday at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain
