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Fletcher has 'fresh plans' to beat Australia - Kallis

Jacques Kallis has said Australia can expect a few surprises from a South African think-tank that includes Duncan Fletcher during their upcoming three-Test series

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Speed regrets World Cup failure

Malcolm Speed, the former ICC chief executive, has admitted the World Cup in the West Indies last year was one of the more disappointing episodes of his tenure in charge

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Franklin targets Test selection

New Zealand allrounder James Franklin has declared himself fit and available as the selectors prepare to pick the squad for the first Test against West Indies in Dunedin

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Asif apologises for repeated mistakes

Mohammad Asif, the Pakistan fast bowler, has apologised to the nation for his repeated misdemeanours

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Moles trims down match-day support

The entry of Andy Moles as New Zealand coach will impact the team's current set-up

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Asad Rauf to miss Chennai Test

Umpire Asad Rauf will not be able to stand in the first Test between India and England in Chennai because of a delay in obtaining the correct visa to India

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bose gives Bengal a headstart

Bengal seem to have hit on a winning formula in the Ranji Trophy Plate League: bundle out the opposition cheaply, take a significant lead and then let the bowlers complete an innings rout

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Yorkshire reported for Hodgson signing

Yorkshire could be in trouble with the ECB over the way they went about signing allrounder Lee Hodgson from Surrey

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Rain hampers England's preparations

England's preparations for the first Test against India were limited to just half a training session at their camp in Abu Dhabi owing to poor weather

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Wisden sold to Bloomsbury

John Wisden & Co, the publishers of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, has been sold to the publishing house, Bloomsbury, marking the end of a 15-year association with the late Sir Paul Getty, who bought the company in 1993

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Garth le Roux gets four years for tax fraud

Garth le Roux, the former South Africa fast bowler, has been sentenced to four years in jail for tax fraud

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

PCB wary of insuring India-Pakistan series

The PCB will be aiming to insure the Pakistan-India series scheduled to be held in January-February but fears a postponement of the series after relations between the two countries hit a low in the wake of the Mumbai attacks

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Supreme Court relief for Pawar, five top board officials

India's Supreme Court has stayed criminal proceedings against former BCCI president Sharad Pawar and five other board officials

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Taylor named Jamaica Cricketer of the Year

Jerome Taylor, the West Indies fast bowler, has been named Jamaica's Cricketer of the Year 2008

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Jones century leads Auckland's day

Riding on their captain Richard Jones' unbeaten 186, Auckland finished the day on a commanding 359 for 2 after electing to bat

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Shadow of terror, and the communication gap

Highlights of the fifth round of the Ranji Trophy's Super League and Plate matches

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Kirsten urges England to tour

Gary Kirsten, India's coach, will return to India this weekend after having received security assurances from the BCCI

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Miandad aims to revive association cricket

Pakistan's domestic cricket is likely to undergo yet more structural changes, with the emphasis moving once again back from regions to departments and private organisations

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

ACC hopeful of breaking deadlock

Ashraful Haq, chief executive of the Asian Cricket Council, has said that today's meeting in Colombo will be crucial in breaking an evident stalemate between India and Pakistan

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

May looks for answers on Indian security

Tim May, the chief executive of the global players' union, has called for a new security plan to ensure the game can continue in the subcontinent

05-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

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