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IPL 2013: Injured Kallis, Tiwary doubtful as Kolkata gear up for Punjab tie
Defending a tricky 160 on a slow Eden wicket, Knight Riders missed Kallis' medium pace bowling as the South African all rounder did not take the field, hurting the team's cause deeply.
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Virender Sehwag out for 2 weeks with ankle injury, may miss Champions League T20
Virender Sehwag is in doubt for the upcoming Champions League Twenty20 after he has been advised two weeks of rest because of ligament injury he sustained during India's last Super Eights game in the ICC World Twenty20 against South Africa here.
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Chennai girl brings home the crown!
Even as the year draws to a close, there's happy news for Chennaiites. A city girl has won the Vivel India Miss South 2011 beauty contest, the finals of which was recently held at the Chennai Trade Centre in Nandambakkam
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CLT20: Mumbai Indians down Somerset to enter final
Mumbai Indians refuse to go away. Missing half their side, struggling to put an XI on the field, courting controversy every step of the way, they have still managed to win most of the big moments they have encountered to make it to the final of the Champions League.
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Injured Jacobs out of Champions League Twenty20
Davy Jacobs, Mumbai Indians' South African wicketkeeper, has injured himself during a training session and will miss the rest of the Champions League Twenty20, his captain Harbhajan Singh has said.
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Cricket South Africa dismisses IPL's 'missing funds' claim
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has refuted allegations that funds amounting to more than USD one million from the staging of the 2009 Indian Premier League tournament have disappeared from its coffers.
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South Africa turn to spin to win World Cup
South Africa's ability to play spin could also be crucial against New Zealand on Friday, with Daniel Vettori expected to return to the opposition line-up after missing two matches with injury.
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Vettori hopeful of making South Africa clash
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori believes he will be fit to face South Africa in the World Cup quarterfinals after missing two matches with a knee injury.
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South Africa's Duminy puts team first
South Africa's JP Duminy put the disappointment of missing out on a World Cup century behind him, saying he was happy his innings of 99 had helped his side seal a quarterfinal berth.
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Good turnout for South Africa-Ireland match
A cricket crazy Kolkata turned up in numbers at the historic Eden Gardens to watch the South Africa-Ireland World Cup match after having missed the opportunity to host the India-England tie last month.
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Ecstasy, agony for Duminy as Proteas eye last eight
JP Duminy agonisingly missed a century by just one run as South Africa recovered from a poor start to make 272 for 7 against Ireland on Tuesday and edge closer to the World Cup quarterfinals.
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Injured Broad facing World Cup exit
England fast bowler Stuart Broad could miss the rest of the World Cup after suffering a side strain in the dramatic win over South Africa, a team spokesman said Tuesday.
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It's ruff without Sachin, says dog-loving coach
South Africa bowling coach Vincent Barnes admitted on Tuesday he's missing Sachin - his dog Sachin that is, not the Indian batting superstar in whose honour he's named.
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IPL 2013: Injured Kallis, Tiwary doubtful as Kolkata gear up for Punjab tie
Defending a tricky 160 on a slow Eden wicket, Knight Riders missed Kallis' medium pace bowling as the South African all rounder did not take the field, hurting the team's cause deeply.
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Virender Sehwag out for 2 weeks with ankle injury, may miss Champions League T20
Virender Sehwag is in doubt for the upcoming Champions League Twenty20 after he has been advised two weeks of rest because of ligament injury he sustained during India's last Super Eights game in the ICC World Twenty20 against South Africa here.
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Chennai girl brings home the crown!
Even as the year draws to a close, there's happy news for Chennaiites. A city girl has won the Vivel India Miss South 2011 beauty contest, the finals of which was recently held at the Chennai Trade Centre in Nandambakkam
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CLT20: Mumbai Indians down Somerset to enter final
Mumbai Indians refuse to go away. Missing half their side, struggling to put an XI on the field, courting controversy every step of the way, they have still managed to win most of the big moments they have encountered to make it to the final of the Champions League.
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Injured Jacobs out of Champions League Twenty20
Davy Jacobs, Mumbai Indians' South African wicketkeeper, has injured himself during a training session and will miss the rest of the Champions League Twenty20, his captain Harbhajan Singh has said.
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Cricket South Africa dismisses IPL's 'missing funds' claim
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has refuted allegations that funds amounting to more than USD one million from the staging of the 2009 Indian Premier League tournament have disappeared from its coffers.
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South Africa turn to spin to win World Cup
South Africa's ability to play spin could also be crucial against New Zealand on Friday, with Daniel Vettori expected to return to the opposition line-up after missing two matches with injury.
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Vettori hopeful of making South Africa clash
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori believes he will be fit to face South Africa in the World Cup quarterfinals after missing two matches with a knee injury.
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South Africa's Duminy puts team first
South Africa's JP Duminy put the disappointment of missing out on a World Cup century behind him, saying he was happy his innings of 99 had helped his side seal a quarterfinal berth.
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Good turnout for South Africa-Ireland match
A cricket crazy Kolkata turned up in numbers at the historic Eden Gardens to watch the South Africa-Ireland World Cup match after having missed the opportunity to host the India-England tie last month.
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Ecstasy, agony for Duminy as Proteas eye last eight
JP Duminy agonisingly missed a century by just one run as South Africa recovered from a poor start to make 272 for 7 against Ireland on Tuesday and edge closer to the World Cup quarterfinals.
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Injured Broad facing World Cup exit
England fast bowler Stuart Broad could miss the rest of the World Cup after suffering a side strain in the dramatic win over South Africa, a team spokesman said Tuesday.
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It's ruff without Sachin, says dog-loving coach
South Africa bowling coach Vincent Barnes admitted on Tuesday he's missing Sachin - his dog Sachin that is, not the Indian batting superstar in whose honour he's named.
