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After Success of Men's Team, India's Blind Women's Cricket Team Launched
Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) has launched a 41-member women's squad for the first time
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Waqar Younis Regrets Resigning From Pakistan Coach's Post
Waqar Younis was forced to step down after a row with the Pakistan Cricket Board, over the leakage of his confidential report on team's performances in Asia Cup and 2016 World T20 which also led to his ouster
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Asia Cup: Angelo Mathews happy to have broken 'barrier of finals'
Sri Lanka were runners-up in the 2007 and 2011 50-over World Cups as well as in the World Twenty20 in 2009 and 2012. They were also the runners-up in the 2010 edition of the Asia Cup.
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Asia Cup full schedule: India, Pakistan set for epic face-off
Since the World Cup semi-final in 2011, India and Pakistan have played just five one-day internationals and three Twenty20 matches against each other, mostly in multi-nation events.
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Waqar Younis likely to return as Pakistan coach for Asia Cup, World T20
Former skipper Waqar Younis was Pakistan head coach in 2010 and 2011 during the tenure of Ijaz Butt as PCB chairman.
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Wankhede pitch to be a slow turner with bounce, says curator Sudhir Naik
Sachin Tendulkar had missed completing his 100th hundred by a mere 6 runs in the 2011 Test against West Indies in Mumbai before achieving the feat in the Asia Cup in Dhaka in March, 2012.
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Sachin Tendulkar completes a year without century
On March 12, 2011 Sachin Tendulkar did something that he has not done in the last twelve months - score a century.
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Asia Cup: Sub-continent set for cricketing supremacy
The epicenter of cricket shifts base and finds itself a new home in the sub-continent. It will stay here for the next two weeks as international teams from this hot-bed of activity, bare their arsenal for continental supremacy.
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Sri Lanka batsmen improve their ODI rankings
Sri Lankan batting trio of Kumar Sangakkara, Tillakaratne Dilshan and Dinesh Chandimal would be aiming to carry their recent good form in Australia into the Asia Cup.
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Simmons' tips to bowl aiming at single stump helped: Dinda
He is no longer India's bowling coach but Eric Simmons is someone who has played a pivotal role in making Bengal speedster Ashok Dinda a much improved and most talked about bowler in the current domestic season.
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Boss, Shut up, says angry Srikkanth to reporters
An agitated Krishnamachari Srikkanth lost his cool on Wednesday when he was prodded about the decision to rest Virender Sehwag for the Asia Cup in Bangladesh, beginning March 12.
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Sehwag, Raina, Jadeja may face axe for Asia Cup
A number of players, now touring Australia, are likely to be axed when the national cricket selectors meet on February 29 to choose the team for the Asia Cup cricket tournament, that will also feature Pakistan Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
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India's World Cup win highlights year 2011
Three Pakistani stars being jailed for spot-fixing in England underlined a mixed year for cricket in Asia despite India's memorable World Cup triumph at home in April.
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Interpol says World Cup 'terrorist' arrested
A "terrorist" suspected of planning to attack the ICC Cricket World Cup has been arrested after help from authorities across South Asia including in Pakistan, Interpol chief Ronald Noble said.
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Japan edge Australia 1-0 to win Asian Cup
Tadanari Lee scored an extra-time winner as Japan edged Australia 1-0 to win a pulsating Asian Cup final and become the most successful team in the history of the competition.
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After Success of Men's Team, India's Blind Women's Cricket Team Launched
Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) has launched a 41-member women's squad for the first time
-
Waqar Younis Regrets Resigning From Pakistan Coach's Post
Waqar Younis was forced to step down after a row with the Pakistan Cricket Board, over the leakage of his confidential report on team's performances in Asia Cup and 2016 World T20 which also led to his ouster
-
Asia Cup: Angelo Mathews happy to have broken 'barrier of finals'
Sri Lanka were runners-up in the 2007 and 2011 50-over World Cups as well as in the World Twenty20 in 2009 and 2012. They were also the runners-up in the 2010 edition of the Asia Cup.
-
Asia Cup full schedule: India, Pakistan set for epic face-off
Since the World Cup semi-final in 2011, India and Pakistan have played just five one-day internationals and three Twenty20 matches against each other, mostly in multi-nation events.
-
Waqar Younis likely to return as Pakistan coach for Asia Cup, World T20
Former skipper Waqar Younis was Pakistan head coach in 2010 and 2011 during the tenure of Ijaz Butt as PCB chairman.
-
Wankhede pitch to be a slow turner with bounce, says curator Sudhir Naik
Sachin Tendulkar had missed completing his 100th hundred by a mere 6 runs in the 2011 Test against West Indies in Mumbai before achieving the feat in the Asia Cup in Dhaka in March, 2012.
-
Sachin Tendulkar completes a year without century
On March 12, 2011 Sachin Tendulkar did something that he has not done in the last twelve months - score a century.
-
Asia Cup: Sub-continent set for cricketing supremacy
The epicenter of cricket shifts base and finds itself a new home in the sub-continent. It will stay here for the next two weeks as international teams from this hot-bed of activity, bare their arsenal for continental supremacy.
-
Sri Lanka batsmen improve their ODI rankings
Sri Lankan batting trio of Kumar Sangakkara, Tillakaratne Dilshan and Dinesh Chandimal would be aiming to carry their recent good form in Australia into the Asia Cup.
-
Simmons' tips to bowl aiming at single stump helped: Dinda
He is no longer India's bowling coach but Eric Simmons is someone who has played a pivotal role in making Bengal speedster Ashok Dinda a much improved and most talked about bowler in the current domestic season.
-
Boss, Shut up, says angry Srikkanth to reporters
An agitated Krishnamachari Srikkanth lost his cool on Wednesday when he was prodded about the decision to rest Virender Sehwag for the Asia Cup in Bangladesh, beginning March 12.
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Sehwag, Raina, Jadeja may face axe for Asia Cup
A number of players, now touring Australia, are likely to be axed when the national cricket selectors meet on February 29 to choose the team for the Asia Cup cricket tournament, that will also feature Pakistan Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
-
India's World Cup win highlights year 2011
Three Pakistani stars being jailed for spot-fixing in England underlined a mixed year for cricket in Asia despite India's memorable World Cup triumph at home in April.
-
Interpol says World Cup 'terrorist' arrested
A "terrorist" suspected of planning to attack the ICC Cricket World Cup has been arrested after help from authorities across South Asia including in Pakistan, Interpol chief Ronald Noble said.
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Japan edge Australia 1-0 to win Asian Cup
Tadanari Lee scored an extra-time winner as Japan edged Australia 1-0 to win a pulsating Asian Cup final and become the most successful team in the history of the competition.
