- Cracks in Afridi-Waqar relationship
- Bereaved Younis to return home
- Pune finally snap losing streak
- Collingwood tells of captaincy hurt
- 'I'm still looking to lead the West Indies attack'
- Fast... but black
Sunday, 8 May 2011
Cricket headlines of 8 May 2011.............
Fast... but black
In 1892 an unknown bowler called Krom Hendricks was at the heart of a row that was to cast a shadow over South African cricket for almost a century
'I'm still looking to lead the West Indies attack'
Jerome Taylor's career has been beset by injuries, but after yet another layoff he's now playing in the IPL and raring to get back into the national side
Brilliant Bangalore demolish Kochi
Royal Challengers Bangalore 128 for 1 (Dilshan 52*, Gayle 44) beat Kochi Tuskers Kerala 125 for 9 (Aravind 2-20, Vettori 2-24) by nine wickets.
Collingwood tells of captaincy hurt
Paul Collingwood has spoken about his hurt at losing the England Twenty20 captaincy to Stuart Broad and revealed that he wasn't given the chance to interview to keep the position. Despite insisting he still has the desire and determination to continue his England career, he also admitted he "has some thinking to do."
Pune finally snap losing streak
Pune Warriors 120 for 5 (Yuvraj 35) beat Kings XI Punjab 119 for 8 (Marsh 32) by five wickets
Bereaved Younis Khan to return home.....
Younis Khan, the Pakistan batsman, will return home from West Indies on Sunday after his elder brother died in Germany. The PCB has given Younis permission to miss the two-Test series which starts next Thursday.
"Younis is returning home today as unfortunately his elder brother, Shamshad Khan, has passed away in Germany," a board official said.
"Younis is returning home today as unfortunately his elder brother, Shamshad Khan, has passed away in Germany," a board official said.
Pakistan set for Windies warm-up against Guyana
GEORGETOWN, Guyana: Pakistan continue their sojourn through the Caribbean with a two-day match against host nation Guyana, starting on Sunday at the Bourda Oval.The Pakistanis will look to transition from the limited-overs mode of the game, as they prepare to face West Indies in the first Test of two, starting on Thursday at the Guyana National Stadium.
Afridi fumes over Waqar role ...............
KARACHI: A perfect storm is brewing in Pakistan cricket as Shahid Afridi and Waqar Younis are on a collision course after developing serious differences during the recently-concluded One-day |
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