Gary Stead, the former New Zealand and Canterbury batsman, has announced his retirement from the gameCricinfo staff30-Mar-2006 Gary St
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Is this the start of a stunning turnaround? If you told Sunderland supporters that within a week of Lee Johnson…
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In a reflection of contradictions plaguing Indian cricket, the Board ofControl for Cricket in India continues to dither over the…
Read MoreAsia Cup and Afro-Asia Cup postponed
The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) have stated that the Asia Cup has again been deferred until April 2008. This is…
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It's a sign of just how far Moussa Sissoko has come in his time at Tottenham, that he's established himself…
Read MoreZimbabwe stakeholders fight abolition of provinces
Zimbabwe's cricket fraternity has responded furiously to the decision by Zimbabwe Cricket to dissolve traditional provinces and to accommodate 10…
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Hashim Amla led the South African reply to New Zealand's huge total with a maiden Test fifty after Jeetan Patel…
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