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1st TEST BANGLADESH vs INDIA!
TEAM ------- 1st Innings------Overs-------2nd Innings------Overs Bangladesh---------184/10-------57.5----------202/10---------- 53.2 India ----------------526/10 -------- 136.4 MATCH STATUS India wins by an innings and 140 runs MAN OF THE MATCH I Pathan Pathan brings an old-world charm to the modern game

The air is thick with expectation when the gifted 20-year-old is at the crease. His batting has come as a bonus and fans are already talking of him as being the all-rounder that India has sorely missed in the decade since Kapil Dev faded into retirement!! ======================================= lolzzzzzz... :grin: DATZ Y INDIA NEVER WINS ANY BIG TOURNAMNET I GUESS :lol: ... COZ THEY THINK THAT THEY ARE NUMBER 1 :twisted: WHEN THEY WIN AGAINST ANY UN TALENTED TEAM LIKE BANGLADESH!! :dekha: NO DOUGHT IRFAN PATHAN IS A VERY GOOD BOWLER.. BUT DAT GOOD ? LOLZZZZZZZ... I DOUGHT... ALL ROUNDER??? LOLZZZZZ.. :lol: AGAIN I DOUGHT... ZAHEER KHAN WAS BEATEN 54/1 IN JUST 13 OVERS IN A TEST MATCH BY BANGLADESH THIS RACKENS THAT HE IS A BAD BOWLER THEN ? LOLZ... I DONT KNOW WAT INDIAN PLAYERS AND MEDIA ARE TRYIN TO PROVE :dekha: WE ALL KNOW TENDULKUR HE IS ONE OF THE BEST BASTMAN OF THE WORLD.. HE WAS FAILED IN LAST ABOUT 20 TEST AND ONE DAY MATCHES.. NOW AGAINST BANGLADESH HE MADE 248* lolzzzzzzz... I THINK ITS ALL ICC's FAULT THEY SHOULDNT ALLOW TEAMS LIKE BANGLADESH TO PLAY TEST MATCHES!! AND BY ALL THIS ANYONE CAN SEE DAT INDIANS ARE DA VICTOM OF THE COMPLEXITY THEY MADE FOR THERESELVES.. !! THEY NEED TO GET OUT OF THAT AND FACE THA REALITY DAT.. THEY HAVE SOME WORLD CLASS PLAYERS AND TALENTS.. BUT THEY ARE GOING DOWN !! :)

WHY ALWAYZ ASIAN BOWLERS ?
Shoaib Malik cleared to play in first Test against Australia Pakistan offspinner Shoaib Malik is clear to play in the first Test against Australia starting Thursday as the results of -*test*-('")s on his bowling action will not be known for at least a week, officials here said. Allrounder Malik was cited for a suspect topspin action following a one-day series in Sri Lanka in October and was -*test*-('")ed for two hours by human movement specialists at the University of Western Australia on Monday. Although analysts said they should know the angle of his elbow extension within a few days, it was unlikely the report would be complete for at least a week. Earlier this year the university carried out the same -*test*-('")s on Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan, clearing him to use his controversial "doosra" delivery. Even if Malik's topspinner is found to be flawed, he could still bowl off-breaks or play solely as a batsman. He batted at number six in last week's the recent tour match against Western Australia and is expected to do the same against Australia.

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Australia reel under Pakistan pace onslaught

Pakistan won the toss and elected to bowl on the first day of the first -*test*-('") match against Australia at the Western Australian Cricket Association ground on Thursday. AUS v/s PAK, Test, 16-Dec-2004 (Day 1 - Stumps) AUS: 357/8 in 86.0 overs (Run Rate: 4.15) Batsmen: *J Langer - 181 M Kasprowicz - 4

Team India spark tapestry of emotions

There can be no doubt that the Indian cricket team holds sway over the national consciousness as little else does. Even if it did not show itself up as Team India in the latter half of the year, the national team caused a rich tapestry of emotions to spring in the hearts of its fans Bangladesh vs India , 1st ODI, Chittagong, 3 Odi Series India 245/8 Bangladesh 234/8 MATCH STATUS India wins by 11 runs MAN OF THE MATCH M Kaif ================================== South Africa vs England , 1st TEST, Port Elizabeth, 5 Test Series South Africa 337/10 + 229/10 England 425/10 + 145/3 MATCH STATUS England wins by 7 wickets MAN OF THE MATCH A Strauss ================================== Australia vs Pakistan , 1st TEST, Perth, 3 Test Series Australia 381/10 + 361/5 decl Pakistan 179/10 + 72/10 MATCH STATUS Australia wins by 491 runs MAN OF THE MATCH J Langer ================================== Pakistan's Latif seeks comeback as cricket ban reduced Former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper Rashid Latif said Wednesday he hoped to revive his international career after the Pakistan Cricket Board reduced a six-month ban and cleared him for selection. Latif, 36, was banned from all cricket for six months after he led the Karachi team on a walkout to pro-*test*-('") a dangerous pitch in a first-class match at Faisalabad last month.

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Ex-Pakistan hero backs Shoaib Akhtar's long run-up

Akhtar's effectiveness is at its fullest if he comes from a long run-up Former Pakistan fast bowler Sarfraz Nawaz Thursday defended paceman Shoaib Akhtar's notoriously long run-up, saying he would be a mediocre bowler if he shortened the distance to the crease. Akhtar dismissed the idea, saying "a jet cannot get full flight if its runway is cut short."

Australia vs Pakistan , 2nd Test , Melbourne Pakistan 341/10 Australia 203/5 CURRENT INNINGS Australia Batting 203/5 Status Day 2 - Stumps Showy Shoaib puts Aussies under pressure with fiery spell

Shoaib claims the wickets of Hayden (9), Ponting (7) and Lehmann (11) along with an outfield catch sending Clarke on his way for 20 MELBOURNE, Australia - The 'Rawalpindi Express' steamed through the Australian top-order to give Pakistan an unexpected edge over cricket's world-beaters in the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday. Shoaib Akhtar claimed the wickets of Matthew Hayden (9), Ponting (7) and Darren Lehmann (11) along with an outfield catch to send Michael Clarke on his way for 20 to have the Australians in bother at 171 for five.

Salman leads the way as Pakistan consolidate century start Salman Butt was on course for his maiden Test century as Pakistan made it tough going for Australia on the opening day of the third and final cricket Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.

Salman Butt: One of the few batting successes on Pakistan's ill-fated tour hitting three fours off one over Australia vs Pakistan , 3rd Test , Sydney Cricket Pakistan 292/9 Status Day 1 - Stumps ******************************************* SAF v/s ENG, Test, 02-Jan-2005 (Day 1 - Stumps) SAF: 247/4 in 90.0 overs Batsmen: *J Kallis - 81 H Amla - 21

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Australia vs Pakistan , 3rd TEST, Sydney, 3 Test Series Pakistan 304/10 & 325/10 Australia 568/10 & 62/1 MATCH STATUS Australia wins by 9 wickets MAN OF THE MATCH S MacGill *************************************** South Africa vs England , 3rd TEST, Cape Town, 5 Test Series South Africa 441/10 & 222/8 decl England 163/10 & 304/10 MATCH STATUS South Africa wins by 196 runs MAN OF THE MATCH J Kallis *************************************** BAN v/s ZIM, Test, 06-Jan-2005 (Day 4 - Stumps) ZIM: 46/3 To Win: ZIM needs 335 runs with 7 wickets in hand. Batsmen: *H Masakadza - 26 B Taylor - 0 BAN: 488/10 and 204/9 - ZIM: 312/10

Warne, Lara, Gilchrist in World XI for Asian tsunami charity match Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne will return to international one-day cricket next week to play for a Rest of the World XI against an Asian XI to raise funds for victims of the Asian tsunami disaster. Warne was named along with West Indian captain Brian Lara, leading Australians Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, Matthew Hayden and Glenn McGrath and Englishman Darren Gough. The first fund-raising match will be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on January 10 with the return leg at a venue to be selected by the Asian Cricket Council on a date to be fixed in February or March The December 26 tsunami, which was triggered by an earthquake off the coast of Indonesia's Aceh province, is estimated to have killed 150,000 people with the toll mounting. The world team, chosen by former Australian captain Steve Waugh, who held strong ties with the Indian sub-continent, represents Warne's first one-day international since he retired from international limited-overs cricket two years ago. The Asian XI, to be selected by former New Zealand Test paceman Richard Hadlee and expected to comprise players from India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh for the Melbourne match, will be announced on Monday. Pakistan's Razzak to replace Akhtar in Asian tsunami charity match Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzak will replace injured paceman Shoaib Akhtar in the Asian XI to face a Rest of the World team at a tsunami relief charity match in Melbourne next week, officials said Friday. The International Cricket Council (ICC) said Razzak was drafted into the squad after Akhtar was forced to withdraw because of a hamstring injury. Officials said Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar was in Australia to support the match but it was unclear whether an elbow injury would prevent him from playing. A sellout crowd of 80,000 is expected for the all-star match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground next Monday. It is expected to raise about five million dollars (3.83 million US). The ICC said the Asian XI would appear in green uniforms with gold trim during the day-nighter, while the Rest of the World would wear navy blue with white stripes. South African Rudi Koertzen and New Zealand's Billy Bowden would be the on-field umpires, with England's Chris Broad acting as match referee. The ICC also allocated squad numbers to both teams. The squads are: ASIA 1. Sourav Ganguly (IND/capt) 2. Marvan Atapattu (SRI) 3. Rahul Dravid (IND) 4. Sanath Jayasuriya (SRI) 5. Alok Kapali (BAN) 6. Zaheer Khan (IND) 7. Anil Kumble (IND) 8 Muttiah Muralitharan (SRI) 9. Kumar Sangakkara (SRI) 10. Virender Sehwag (IND) 11. Sachin Tendulkar 12. Chaminda Vaas (SRI) 13. Yousuf Youhana (PAK) 14. Abdul Razzak (PAK) Rest of the World 1. Rickey Ponting (AUS/capt) 2. Stephen Fleming (NZL/vc) 3. Dwayne Bravo (WIN) 4. Chris Cairns (NZL) 5. Chris Gayle (WIN) 6. Adam Gilchrist (AUS) 7. Darren Gough (ENG) 8. Matthew Hayden (AUS) 9. Brian Lara (WIN) 10. Glenn McGrath (AUS) 11. Daniel Vettori (NZL) 12. Shane Warne (AUS)

World XI wrap up big win

Ricky Ponting 's dazzling hundred lit up the MCG ODI # 2203 World Cricket Tsunami Appeal, 2004-05, 1st One-Day International ACC Asian XI v ICC World XI Melbourne Cricket Ground (day/night) 10 January 2005 (50-over match) Result: ICC World XI won by 112 runs Series: ICC World XI leads the 2-ODI series 1-0 Toss: ICC World XI Umpires: BF Bowden (NZ) and RE Koertzen (SA) TV Umpire: RL Parry Match Referee: BC Broad (Eng) Man of the Match: RT Ponting ICC World XI innings (50 overs maximum) R M B 4 6 CH Gayle c Sangakkara b Khan 1 7 9 0 0 +AC Gilchrist c Sangakkara b Khan 24 42 20 3 1 *RT Ponting st Sangakkara b Kumble 115 168 102 8 3 BC Lara c Vaas b Kumble 52 91 77 3 0 CL Cairns st Sangakkara b Muralitharan 69 56 47 6 2 GD McGrath c Yousuf Youhana b Muralitharan 0 6 1 0 0 SP Fleming b Vaas 30 31 28 1 0 ML Hayden st Sangakkara b Muralitharan 2 5 5 0 0 DL Vettori not out 27 22 17 2 0 SK Warne not out 2 4 2 0 0 Extras (lb 3, w 7, nb 12) 22 Total (8 wickets, 50 overs, 220 mins) 344 DNB: D Gough. FoW: 1-1 (Gayle, 1.4 ov), 2-50 (Gilchrist, 9.2 ov), 3-172 (Lara, 30.1 ov), 4-263 (Ponting, 38.6 ov), 5-264 (McGrath, 39.5 ov), 6-286 (Cairns, 41.6 ov), 7-292 (Hayden, 43.4 ov), 8-337 (Fleming, 49.2 ov). Bowling O M R W Vaas 9 1 59 1 Khan 8 0 46 2 (2w) Abdul Razzaq 5 0 50 0 (8nb, 1w) Muralitharan 10 0 59 3 (2w) Kumble 10 0 73 2 (1w) Sehwag 7 0 46 0 Jayasuriya 1 0 8 0 ACC Asian XI innings (target: 345 runs from 50 overs) R M B 4 6 ST Jayasuriya c Fleming b Cairns 28 37 29 2 0 V Sehwag c Gayle b Warne 45 52 39 5 1 *SC Ganguly c Gough b Vettori 22 46 40 2 0 R Dravid not out 75 118 71 5 0 Yousuf Youhana c Ponting b Warne 4 6 5 0 0 +KC Sangakkara c Gilchrist b Gough 24 33 24 3 0 Abdul Razzaq st Gilchrist b Vettori 11 10 12 0 0 WPUJC Vaas c Gayle b Vettori 7 14 11 0 0 Z Khan run out (Gayle/Gilchrist) 0 2 0 0 0 A Kumble b McGrath 11 11 7 2 0 M Muralitharan run out (Vettori) 0 4 2 0 0 Extras (lb 2, w 2, nb 1) 5 Total (all out, 39.5 overs, 171 mins) 232 FoW: 1-59 (Jayasuriya, 9.3 ov), 2-76 (Sehwag, 12.2 ov), 3-107 (Ganguly, 19.5 ov), 4-114 (Yousuf Youhana, 20.5 ov), 5-156 (Sangakkara, 28.3 ov), 6-173 (Abdul Razzaq, 31.2 ov), 7-197 (Vaas, 35.4 ov), 8-199 (Khan, 35.6 ov), 9-226 (Kumble, 38.4 ov), 10-232 (Muralitharan, 39.5 ov). Bowling O M R W McGrath 7 0 37 1 Gough 8 0 55 1 Cairns 6 0 37 1 (1nb) Warne 7 0 27 2 (2w) Vettori 10 0 58 3 Gayle 1.5 0 16 0 ************************************* Bangladesh 'Tigers' roar after four years of silence in Test cricket

Bangladeshi cricketers earn the sobriquet of "Tigers" with their maiden Test victory After four years of frustration and bitter criticism, Bangladesh finally shed the tag of world cricket's "whipping boys" with their maiden Test victory here on Monday. The memorable moment arrived on the fifth and final afternoon of the opening Test against Zimbabwe when they completed a 226-run win in front of wildly cheering home fans. Bangladesh 488/10 & 204/9 dec Zimbabwe 312/10 & 154/10 MATCH STATUS Bangladesh wins by 226 runs MAN OF THE MATCH Enamul Haque jnr **************************************** Pakistan to tour India from February 25: Indian cricket board Pakistan's cricket team will tour India from February 25, Indian cricket board secretary Karunakaran Nair announced on Saturday. "The Pakistan team will tour India from February 25 till April 18," Nair said. "The itinerary is still being worked out and will be announced shortly." Pakistan are scheduled to play three Tests and five one-day internationals apart from two practice games during their 53-day tour. They last toured India in 1999 when a two-Test series was drawn 1-1. Pakistan won an Asian Test championship match against India in Calcutta on the same tour. But bilateral series between the two countries were banned soon after by the Indian government because of tensions over the disputed region of Kashmir which is claimed by both. Cricketing ties were resumed after a thaw in relations last year when India went to Pakistan on their first full tour in almost 15 years, winning both the Test as well as a one-day series.

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