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England get a surprise boost

England get a surprise boost

Suddenly, from a point of no return, England have been hauled back from the brink

07-Apr-2007•Andrew Miller in Antigua
Mohammad Ashraful scripts stunning victory over South Africa

Mohammad Ashraful scripts stunning victory over South Africa

Spurred on by a delightful 87 from Mohammad Ashraful, Bangladesh pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the tournament

07-Apr-2007•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan
Lack of runs don't worry Hussey

Lack of runs don't worry Hussey

Michael Hussey is happy with his batting form despite scoring only 20 runs in his opening five World Cup matches

07-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Ireland suffer Botha injury blow

Ireland suffer Botha injury blow

A hamstring injury sustained during training has put Ireland allrounder Andre Botha's availability for the game with New Zealand on April 9 in doubt

07-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Symonds offers to lift his pace

Symonds offers to lift his pace

Andrew Symonds is prepared to employ his medium-pace to help Australia cover the loss of Shane Watson against England on Sunday

06-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Bradshaw believes West Indies can lift trophy

Bradshaw believes West Indies can lift trophy

Ian Bradshaw hasn't ruled out a West Indian World Cup victory, despite a run of three Super Eights defeats on the trot for the hosts

06-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Smith expects no easy-pickings

Smith expects no easy-pickings

South Africa are right on course to leave Georgetown with the perfect record that they desire

06-Apr-2007•Dileep Premachandran in Guyana
Franklin sweats on migraines

Franklin sweats on migraines

James Franklin, the New Zealand left-arm swing bowler, is hoping his blinding migraine attacks will not ruin his World Cup dreams

06-Apr-2007
Bangladesh aim to justify their elevation

Bangladesh aim to justify their elevation

After two defeats, Bangladesh need to pick hemselves up and justify their position in the Super Eights

06-Apr-2007•Dileep Premachandran in Guyana
Rich rewards for woeful Windies

Rich rewards for woeful Windies

More than half-way through the tournament and with their chances of advancing to the semi-finals diminishing after three heavy defeats in the Super Eights round, the West Indies players finally got clearance yesterday to sign their contracts for the World

06-Apr-2007•Tony Cozier
Bangladesh board to discuss Whatmore's future

Bangladesh board to discuss Whatmore's future

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have convened an emergency meeting on April 10 to discuss Dav Whatmore's future as coach of Bangladesh

06-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Richards unhappy with World Cup organisation

Richards unhappy with World Cup organisation

The reason for low turnout in the matches, Richards believed, was because there were too many restrictions placed on the people of the Caribbean

06-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
'No hint of match-fixing' in Woolmer's emails

'No hint of match-fixing' in Woolmer's emails

Bob Woolmer's wife did not want him to take the job as Pakistan coach in 2004 but she said there was no indication he was "scared" in the lead-up to his murder

06-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Bangladesh are a threat - Prince

Bangladesh are a threat - Prince

Bangladesh's batsmen have the potential to seriously challenge South Africa on Saturday, according to Ashwell Prince

06-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Inzamam favours one captain for Tests and ODIs

Inzamam favours one captain for Tests and ODIs

Inzamam-ul-Haq, who stepped down as captain after Pakistan's humiliating exit from the World Cup, feels it's a good move to have one captain for both the Test and one-day sides for practical reasons

05-Apr-2007•PTI
Buchanan looks to eliminate England

Buchanan looks to eliminate England

John Buchanan believes Australia will all but eliminate England from the World Cup if they win Sunday's Super Eights clash

05-Apr-2007•AFP
Too much cricket taking a toll on McMillan

Too much cricket taking a toll on McMillan

Craig McMillan feels a hectic cricket schedule is taking a toll on his body, and admits that retirement may not be far away

05-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
Saqibul not in awe of South Africa's bowling

Saqibul not in awe of South Africa's bowling

Saqibul Hasan may be one of the less experienced Bangladesh campaigners, but he will not be intimidated by South Africa's array of talent when the two sides clash on April 7 in Guyana

05-Apr-2007•AFP
'Just keep it simple' - Ambrose

'Just keep it simple' - Ambrose

Curtly Ambrose, the former West Indian fast bowler, has told the current lot of bowlers to avoid trying to be too ambitious on the Caribbean's unhelpful pitches

05-Apr-2007•AFP
Baisya ruled out of World Cup

Baisya ruled out of World Cup

Tapash Baisya, the Bangladesh fast bowler, has been ruled out of the World Cup with ankle ligament damage

05-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff
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