Cricket World Cup 2015
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Feb 18, 2015, 06:50 PM ISTNew Delhi: The biggest sporting extravaganza of 2015, the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, will begin tomorrow in Australia and New Zealand. Over a billion people across the world are expected to watch the Cricket
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World Cup 2015: Shane Watson fit to play in warmup match
Cricket | Feb 07, 2015, 12:21 PM ISTAdelaide, Australia: Australia all-rounder Shane Watson says he is over his latest injury and ready for the Cricket World Cup.Watson missed the tri-series final between Australia and England with hamstring soreness but will play in
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World Cup 2015: Bangladesh being realistic, aiming to win opener
Cricket | Feb 06, 2015, 02:54 PM ISTBangladesh coach Chandika Hathurasinga is confident of at least opening the Cricket World Cup with a win. After that, he knows his squad will have to do something remarkable to have any chance of reaching
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World Cup 2015: Brett Lee signs on as Ireland bowling coach
Cricket | Feb 06, 2015, 01:37 PM ISTSydney: Former Australia fast bowler Brett Lee has signed on as Ireland's bowling coach for the Cricket World Cup.Lee, who recently retired from all cricket, said "my allegiance is obviously with Australia, but it wouldn't
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On home soil, New Zealand is a genuine World Cup contender
Cricket | Feb 06, 2015, 12:37 PM ISTWellington, New Zealand: New Zealand has performed a delicate balancing act in its build-up to the Cricket World Cup — the first in its backyard in two decades.On one hand it has tried and largely
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World Cup 2015: bowl stump to stump advises V. Prasad
Cricket | Feb 05, 2015, 04:11 PM ISTNew Delhi: Former India seamer and bowling coach Venkatesh Prasad wants the struggling pace trio of Umesh Yadav, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami to concentrate on bowling "stump-to-stump" without trying too many variations in upcoming
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ICC Committee Recommends World Cup Qualifiers
Cricket | May 12, 2011, 02:48 PM ISTLondon, May 12: The ICC Cricket Committee's recommendation to have qualifiers for the 2015 cricket World Cup has given fresh hope to the associate nations, who were fuming over the governing body's earlier decision to