Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Tuesday, December 25, 2007
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Sunday, December 23, 2007
Friday, December 21, 2007
India Tour of Australia
December 2007
Thu 20 - Sat 22
11:00 local, 00:00 GMT Victoria v Indians
Junction Oval, Melbourne
Wed 26 - Sun 30
10:30 local, 23:30 GMT 1st Test - Australia v India
Melbourne Cricket Ground
January 2008
Wed 2 - Sun 6
10:30 local, 23:30 GMT 2nd Test - Australia v India
Sydney Cricket Ground
Thu 10 - Sat 12
10:30 local, 23:30 GMT ACT Invitational XI v Indians
Manuka Oval, Canberra
Wed 16 - Sun 20
11:30 local, 02:30 GMT 3rd Test - Australia v India
W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
Thu 24 - Mon 28
10:30 local, 00:00 GMT 4th Test - Australia v India
Adelaide Oval
February 2008
Fri 1
19:35 local, 08:35 GMT Only Twenty20 International - Australia v India
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Sun 3
13:15 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Tue 5
13:15 local, 03:15 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Sun 10
14:15 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Tue 12
10:00 local, 23:00 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Manuka Oval, Canberra
Sun 17
13:45 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Adelaide Oval
Tue 19
13:45 local, 03:15 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Adelaide Oval
Sun 24
14:15 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Sydney Cricket Ground
Tue 26
10:00 local, 23:00 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Bellerive Oval, Hobart
March 2008
Sun 2
14:15 local, 03:15 GMT 1st Final - TBC v TBC
Sydney Cricket Ground
Tue 4
13:15 local, 03:15 GMT 2nd Final - TBC v TBC
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Fri 7
13:45 local, 03:15 GMT 3rd Final - TBC v TBC
Adelaide Oval
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Thu 20 - Sat 22
11:00 local, 00:00 GMT Victoria v Indians
Junction Oval, Melbourne
Wed 26 - Sun 30
10:30 local, 23:30 GMT 1st Test - Australia v India
Melbourne Cricket Ground
January 2008
Wed 2 - Sun 6
10:30 local, 23:30 GMT 2nd Test - Australia v India
Sydney Cricket Ground
Thu 10 - Sat 12
10:30 local, 23:30 GMT ACT Invitational XI v Indians
Manuka Oval, Canberra
Wed 16 - Sun 20
11:30 local, 02:30 GMT 3rd Test - Australia v India
W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
Thu 24 - Mon 28
10:30 local, 00:00 GMT 4th Test - Australia v India
Adelaide Oval
February 2008
Fri 1
19:35 local, 08:35 GMT Only Twenty20 International - Australia v India
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Sun 3
13:15 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Tue 5
13:15 local, 03:15 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Sun 10
14:15 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Tue 12
10:00 local, 23:00 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Manuka Oval, Canberra
Sun 17
13:45 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Adelaide Oval
Tue 19
13:45 local, 03:15 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Adelaide Oval
Sun 24
14:15 local, 03:15 GMT Australia v India
Sydney Cricket Ground
Tue 26
10:00 local, 23:00 GMT India v Sri Lanka
Bellerive Oval, Hobart
March 2008
Sun 2
14:15 local, 03:15 GMT 1st Final - TBC v TBC
Sydney Cricket Ground
Tue 4
13:15 local, 03:15 GMT 2nd Final - TBC v TBC
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Fri 7
13:45 local, 03:15 GMT 3rd Final - TBC v TBC
Adelaide Oval
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Tuesday, December 18, 2007
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Indian team departs for Australia
Gung-ho after the triumph over Pakistan, India captain Anil Kumble on Sunday put the onus on the star-studded batting line-up to deliver the goods and notch up a rare series win against formidable Australia.
Addressing a press conference on the eve of the team's departure for a four-match Test series, followed by a tri-series, Down Under, Kumble expressed hopes that the in-form batsmen, specially the middle order, would put enough runs on the board to give a cushion to the bowlers.
"We have people in the middle order with over 30,000 runs and I think we will be able to handle whatever comes our way. I have been saying that if we have the runs on the board, our bowlers have the ability to get the wickets," Kumble said.
The seasoned leggie also hoped that the senior players, touring Australia for the last time, would stand up and be counted against Ricky Ponting and his men.
"For some of the senior players, it's probably their last tour to Australia. It's important we go out there and do well," said Kumble.
"It's a tough challenge to play Australia in Australia but we are ready for the challenge. We have the potential and players to win the series in Australia," said ace leg spinner.
"We had a very good series against Pakistan. We won the One-day as well as the Test series which is a confidence booster for doing well in Australia," India's highest Test wicket taker proclaimed.
"We have quality in the side. We have enough experience of Australian conditions to adjust to them which is a pre-requisite of international cricket. The potential in the side and the players' experience will help," he added.
Administrative Manager of the team and former opener Chetan Chauhan predicted that just like the team had stopped Australia's magnificent run of 16 successive Test wins in 2001, India would halt the world champions' run of 14 Test victories on the trot this time.
"I was the manager when we stopped Australia's run of 16 Test wins. I am manager again and we are going to Australia.
"They have won 14 Tests in a row. We will stop them and create history (by becoming the first Indian squad to win a Test rubber in Australia). That will be our endeavour," he said.
Kumble, meanwhile, brushed aside concerns that the team would find it difficult to adjust with only one warm-up tie before the first Test starts on December 26 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Kookaburra balls used in Australia.
"We have played lot of cricket and have 10 days before the first Test to get adjusted.
"We are all comfortable with using the Kookaburra ball too. We have played with it before and talk about the ball is only in the media and not among us," the ace spinner said.
Kumble welcomed the return of Virender Sehwag and said the Delhi opener did not have to be told anything else to boost his confidence after the selectors reposed their faith and included him in the squad.
"Viru is a quality player. The very fact he's in the team is a big confidence booster. It gives us an attacking option," he said.
Kumble admitted that the squad would miss the bowling of S Sreesanth and Munaf Patel, who are not in the team because of fitness reasons, but said their absence has given an opportunity for newcomers Ishant Sharma and Pankaj Singh.
Kumble also welcomed the dilemma on how to include in-form batsman Yuvraj Singh in the Test eleven.
"It's a healthy problem to have. We have to sit down and assess it after looking at the conditions on how to fit in Yuvraj," the Bangalore stalwart explained.
On the possibility of facing sledging, he said, "We prefer our cricket to do all the talking and that's our goal. We would like to play good and aggressive cricket. If we can do that they we will do well."
Australia will be without bowling greats Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne but Kumble said their attack could not be underestimated.
"They were not there last time too (did not play the series in 2004) and they are a strong side. But having said that we have the quality, the ability and skills to play them."
Kumble, meanwhile, felt sorry that Murali Kartik could not be accommodated in the side.
"It's tough on him. The best two spinners are in (Kumble and Harbhajan Singh). You can't have everyone," he said.
Source:Indiatimes
Addressing a press conference on the eve of the team's departure for a four-match Test series, followed by a tri-series, Down Under, Kumble expressed hopes that the in-form batsmen, specially the middle order, would put enough runs on the board to give a cushion to the bowlers.
"We have people in the middle order with over 30,000 runs and I think we will be able to handle whatever comes our way. I have been saying that if we have the runs on the board, our bowlers have the ability to get the wickets," Kumble said.
The seasoned leggie also hoped that the senior players, touring Australia for the last time, would stand up and be counted against Ricky Ponting and his men.
"For some of the senior players, it's probably their last tour to Australia. It's important we go out there and do well," said Kumble.
"It's a tough challenge to play Australia in Australia but we are ready for the challenge. We have the potential and players to win the series in Australia," said ace leg spinner.
"We had a very good series against Pakistan. We won the One-day as well as the Test series which is a confidence booster for doing well in Australia," India's highest Test wicket taker proclaimed.
"We have quality in the side. We have enough experience of Australian conditions to adjust to them which is a pre-requisite of international cricket. The potential in the side and the players' experience will help," he added.
Administrative Manager of the team and former opener Chetan Chauhan predicted that just like the team had stopped Australia's magnificent run of 16 successive Test wins in 2001, India would halt the world champions' run of 14 Test victories on the trot this time.
"I was the manager when we stopped Australia's run of 16 Test wins. I am manager again and we are going to Australia.
"They have won 14 Tests in a row. We will stop them and create history (by becoming the first Indian squad to win a Test rubber in Australia). That will be our endeavour," he said.
Kumble, meanwhile, brushed aside concerns that the team would find it difficult to adjust with only one warm-up tie before the first Test starts on December 26 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Kookaburra balls used in Australia.
"We have played lot of cricket and have 10 days before the first Test to get adjusted.
"We are all comfortable with using the Kookaburra ball too. We have played with it before and talk about the ball is only in the media and not among us," the ace spinner said.
Kumble welcomed the return of Virender Sehwag and said the Delhi opener did not have to be told anything else to boost his confidence after the selectors reposed their faith and included him in the squad.
"Viru is a quality player. The very fact he's in the team is a big confidence booster. It gives us an attacking option," he said.
Kumble admitted that the squad would miss the bowling of S Sreesanth and Munaf Patel, who are not in the team because of fitness reasons, but said their absence has given an opportunity for newcomers Ishant Sharma and Pankaj Singh.
Kumble also welcomed the dilemma on how to include in-form batsman Yuvraj Singh in the Test eleven.
"It's a healthy problem to have. We have to sit down and assess it after looking at the conditions on how to fit in Yuvraj," the Bangalore stalwart explained.
On the possibility of facing sledging, he said, "We prefer our cricket to do all the talking and that's our goal. We would like to play good and aggressive cricket. If we can do that they we will do well."
Australia will be without bowling greats Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne but Kumble said their attack could not be underestimated.
"They were not there last time too (did not play the series in 2004) and they are a strong side. But having said that we have the quality, the ability and skills to play them."
Kumble, meanwhile, felt sorry that Murali Kartik could not be accommodated in the side.
"It's tough on him. The best two spinners are in (Kumble and Harbhajan Singh). You can't have everyone," he said.
Source:Indiatimes
Sunday, December 16, 2007
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Thursday, December 06, 2007
Sangakkara Leads World Test Rankings
Sri Lanka's prolific Kumar Sangakkara took over as the number one Test batsman after his record-breaking feats in the first Test against England, according to official new rankings released Thursday.
Sangakkara's team-mate Muttiah Muralitharan, who this week overtook retired Australian Shane Warne as the leading wicket-taker, already tops the Test rankings for bowlers, according to the International Cricket Council rankings.
Left-handed Sangakkara, 30, continued his brilliant recent form by making 92 and a match-winning 152 to help Sri Lanka defeat England by 88 runs in the Kandy Test on Wednesday.
His second-innings century made him the first batsman in history to score 150-plus in four consecutive Tests, having scored 200 not out and 222 not out against Bangladesh at home in July and 192 against Australia in Hobart last month.
Australian legend Don Bradman, Wally Hammond of England and Mudassar Nazar of Pakistan did it in three successive Tests.
Sangakkara, with 938 points, overtakes Australian captain Ricky Ponting, who is now in second place with 936 points.
Muralitharan ended the first Test with 713 wickets from 116 matches. The second Test against England starts here on Sunday.
Test rankings:
Batsmen
1. Kumar Sangakkara (SRI), 938 points
2. Ricky Ponting (AUS), 936
3. Jacques Kallis (RSA), 935
4. Mohammad Yousuf (PAK), 885
5. Mike Hussey (AUS), 874
6. Kevin Pietersen (ENG), 848
7. Younis Khan (PAK), 816
8. Matthew Hayden (AUS), 803
9. Shivnarine Chanderpaul (WIS), 762
10 Michael Clarke (AUS), 751
Bowlers:
1. Muttiah Muralitharan (SRI), 910
2. Makhaya Ntini (RSA), 808
3. Dale Steyn (RSA), 775
4. Stuart Clark (AUS), 769
5. Matthew Hoggard (ENG), 733
6. Brett Lee (AUS), 726
7. Shane Bond (NZL), 724
Anil Kumble (IND), 724
9. Shaun Pollock (RSA), 701
Shoaib Akhtar (PAK), 701
Source: Google
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
ICL 20-20 Indian Championship
November 2007
Fri 30
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 1st Match - Chandigarh Lions v Delhi Jets
Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
December 2007
Sat 1
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 2nd Match - Chennai Superstars v Kolkata Tigers
Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
Sat 1
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 3rd Match - Mumbai Champs v Hyderabad Heroes
Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
Sun 2
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 4th Match - Delhi Jets v Hyderabad Heroes
Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
Sun 2
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 5th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Kolkata Tigers
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Mon 3
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 6th Match - Chennai Superstars v Mumbai Champs
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Wed 5
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 7th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Hyderabad Heroes
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Fri 7
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 8th Match - Delhi Jets v Mumbai Champs
Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
Sat 8
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 10th Match - Delhi Jets v Kolkata Tigers
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Sat 8
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 9th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Chennai Superstars
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Sun 9
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 11th Match - Chennai Superstars v Hyderabad Heroes
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Sun 9
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 12th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Mumbai Champs
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Mon 10
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 13th Match - Mumbai Champs v Kolkata Tigers
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Wed 12
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 14th Match - Chennai Superstars v Delhi Jets
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Wed 12
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 15th Match - Hyderabad Heroes v Kolkata Tigers
Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
Fri 14
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT Semi Final 1 - TBC v TBC
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Sat 15
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 5th Place Play-off - TBC v TBC
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Sat 15
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT Semi Final 2 - TBC v TBC
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Sun 16
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 3rd Place Play-off - TBC v TBC
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Sun 16
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT Final - TBC v TBC
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Fri 30
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 1st Match - Chandigarh Lions v Delhi Jets
Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
December 2007
Sat 1
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 2nd Match - Chennai Superstars v Kolkata Tigers
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Sat 1
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 3rd Match - Mumbai Champs v Hyderabad Heroes
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Sun 2
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 4th Match - Delhi Jets v Hyderabad Heroes
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Sun 2
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 5th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Kolkata Tigers
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Mon 3
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 6th Match - Chennai Superstars v Mumbai Champs
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Wed 5
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 7th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Hyderabad Heroes
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Fri 7
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 8th Match - Delhi Jets v Mumbai Champs
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Sat 8
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 10th Match - Delhi Jets v Kolkata Tigers
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Sat 8
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 9th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Chennai Superstars
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Sun 9
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 11th Match - Chennai Superstars v Hyderabad Heroes
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Sun 9
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 12th Match - Chandigarh Lions v Mumbai Champs
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Mon 10
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 13th Match - Mumbai Champs v Kolkata Tigers
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Wed 12
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 14th Match - Chennai Superstars v Delhi Jets
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Wed 12
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT 15th Match - Hyderabad Heroes v Kolkata Tigers
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Fri 14
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT Semi Final 1 - TBC v TBC
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Sat 15
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 5th Place Play-off - TBC v TBC
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Sat 15
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT Semi Final 2 - TBC v TBC
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Sun 16
12:30 local, 07:00 GMT 3rd Place Play-off - TBC v TBC
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Sun 16
18:00 local, 12:30 GMT Final - TBC v TBC
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