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The BCCI's Working Committee, that met in Mumbai on April 7, decided that Tendulkar and Yuvraj had breached the board's Code of Conduct. The notices to both players with a seven-day deadline were sent on April 9

BCCI satisfied with players' explanations

Wasim Akram, the former Pakistan fast bowler and captain, has lashed out at Inzamam-ul-Haq and termed him a 'dictator' in Pakistan cricket

Inzamam a cricketing 'dictator' - Akram

West Indies were not fit enough to challenge opponents in better condition and needed to lift their work-rate to again become a threatening side, according to Clive Lloyd

Lloyd slams Windies' fitness

Adam Gilchrist has been thoroughly impressed by the outstanding glovework of his peers at the World Cup and named Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara, who Australia will line up against on Monday, as one of the best

Gilchrist praises his fellow wicketkeepers

Glenn McGrath, who is usually so certain of Australia's ability to beat all opposition, said their match against Sri Lanka on Monday would be a "big test" and the conditions would favour Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka will test us - McGrath

PCB chairman Dr Nasim Ashraf promises to abolish the ad hoc system after meeting President Pervez Musharraf

PCB ad hoc system to be abolished

Performance evaluation committee questions several key players and officials in the wake of Pakistan's dismal performance in World Cup 2007

Sami bemoans lack of effort

The first meeting of the Central Organising Committee of the World Cup 2011 will take place on May 18 in Bhurban in Pakistan

World Cup 2011 hosts to meet in Pakistan

The business end of the all-India Inter-State Twenty20 cricket tournament kicks off in Ahmedabad and Mumbai from April 15 with a host of national players set to participate

Indian stars to adorn inaugural Twenty20 tournament

David Foot holds a host of West Country characters in high affection but first among equals is Arthur Wellard of the mighty sixes, delivery leap and strolling sophistication

Cock of the Somerset walk

14-Apr-2007•David Foot

Alastair Cook struck the first century of the English season as his 142 led MCC to an impressive 332 for 6 on the opening day against Sussex at Lord's

Cook hits first century of the season

Brendon McCullum, the New Zealand wicketkeeper, has been fined 20% of his match fee for showing dissent after he was dismissed in New Zealand's Super Eights match against Sri Lanka in Grenada on Thursday

McCullum penalised for dissent

Danish Kaneria, the Pakistan legspinner, will represent Essex during the 2007 season after gaining permission from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

Essex confirm Kaneria availability

Amnesty International has accused Sri Lanka of distorting a campaign at the World Cup aimed at highlighting the deteriorating human rights situation on the war-torn island

Political tussle blights World Cup win

Cricket Kenya has confirmed to Cricinfo that it will be sending a side to participate in Zimbabwe's Logan Cup competition

Kenya to play in Zimbabwe's Logan Cup

Younis Khan has turned down the chance to captain Pakistan after Inzamam-ul-Haq quit following the side's early exit from the World Cup

Younis turns down Pakistan captaincy

Perth's WACA Ground is set to increase its capacity to 30,000 in a major development project that should be completed within four years

WACA to boost capacity to 30,000