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West Indies' World Cup hopes hit by funding problems
West Indies women’s cricket team could be forced to withdraw from the 2005 World Cup if sponsorship is not secured soonJenny Thompson29-Dec-2004The We
Tottenham fans react to Dayot Upamecano report
Loads of Tottenham Hotspur fans have been reacting on Twitter following a story that originated in SportBild, via Get French Football News, saying tha
Sunderland’s Phil Parkinson wins praise from Kevin Phillips
Sunderland may have lost to Bristol Rovers on Tuesday but Kevin Phillips has identified one positive that could come out of the match.
Gough: 'I never gave up hope'
Darren Gough insists he never gave up hope of earning a recall to England’s one-day side, and has now set his sights on completing the double of 200 w
Board receives donation for development
The South African board has received a cash donation of 200,000 Rand from Bellingham WinesWisden Cricinfo staff05-Feb-2004The South African board has
Rain has the final word
Rain stopped play after 26.5 overs in the first match of the TVS Cup, giving India and New Zealand three points apiece from the abandoned gameThe Wisd
Speed denies acquaintance with murdered Indian poet
Just when you thought cricket had had its month’s quota of scandals, thereis a whiff of another, and it involves Malcolm Speed, chief executive ofthe
Ten Sports acquires Pakistan TV rights
Ten Sports, the Dubai-based sports television channel, has acquired telecast rights for Pakistan cricket for the next five seasons, for a cost of US$4
UCBSA pays tribute to the late Walter Sisulu
The United Cricket Board of South Africa extends its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the late Mr Walter Sisulu, who pas
Parliamentarians call for security for Indian team
NEW DELHI, Feb 18 AFP – The Indian parliament today called for security for the country’s cricket team which is facing the ire of fans after a poor sh