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No special security for Muralitharan

Cricket Australia have denied introducing special security measures to protect Muttiah Muralitharan from crowds

26-Oct-2007•Jenny Thompson in Adelaide

Third party involved in Woolmer's death, says pathologist

Ere Sheshiah, the pathologist who conducted the autopsy of the Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer, has said that cell-phone pictures showed that a third party was behind Woolmer's death

26-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Indian selectors delay Test-captaincy decision

India's national selectors have deferred the appointment of a Test captain, which was scheduled to happen during the selection committee meeting on Saturday

26-Oct-2007•Nagraj Gollapudi in Ahmedabad

'Shoaib has a point to prove' - Ashraf

Nasim Ashraf has asked Shoaib Akhtar to prove his critics wrong with a forceful performance during the tour of India, which begins in November

26-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Nielsen wants MacGill ready

Stuart MacGill says Tim Nielsen has been regularly checking up on MacGill's preparation ahead of Australia's busy home summer, indicating he is likely to earn a Test recall

26-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Squads confirmed for World Cup qualifiers

The eight squads for the women's World Cup qualifiers have been finalised

26-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Lee ready to replace McGrath

Don't expect Brett Lee to change his bowling approach despite his promotion to attack leader following the retirement of Glenn McGrath

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Vettori spares New Zealand blushes

Daniel Vettori marked the beginning of his first full tour in charge of New Zealand by saving his team from embarrassment on the opening day of their warm-up match against a South African Invitational XI at Bloemfontein

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Captain Kotze boosts Namibia

Bjorn Kotze played a captain's innings as Namibia fought back to edge the opening day of their Intercontinental Cup match against Canada at Windhoek

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Atherton moves to The Times

Mike Atherton will replace Christopher Martin-Jenkins as cricket correspondent of The Times after England's tour of New Zealand early next year

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Obanda and Ongondo sink Bermuda

Kenya cruised to an eight-wicket win in the opening one-day international against Bermuda in Nairobi

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Lee excited over new era

Brett Lee, the Australian fast bowler, has said that the team are looking forward to playing without Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Kallis crucial as South Africa fight to stay in series

South Africa must win in Multan if they are to maintain their record of never having lost a bilateral ODI series against Pakistan

25-Oct-2007•The Preview by Osman Samiuddin in Multan

Miller ruled out of Bangladesh role

Colin Miller has been ruled out of the running to be the new Bangladesh coach. It leaves the board short of options after John Dyson was snapped up by West Indies

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Denmark end Kenya tour unbeaten

Denmark enjoyed a successful tour of Kenya, winning all four matches played with one washed out

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Kanbis secure fourth straight title

Kanbis secured their fourth consecutive NPCA Super League title on the last full weekend of matches, but it was a damp end to a season blighted by the refusal of Swamibapa to fulfil their fixtures

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Raina steers India Blue to victory

Complementing Suresh Raina's composed 92 with an impressive performance in the field, India Blue sneaked home to a 12-run win

25-Oct-2007•The Bulletin by Kanishkaa Balachandran

Tailenders help Dhaka snatch draw

The National Cricket League, Bangladesh's premier domestic competition, got underway with the defending champions in the four-day event, Dhaka, holding onto a draw against Khulna at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium in Mirpur

25-Oct-2007•Rabeed Imam

Canada and Namibia prepare for battle

Canada are hoping to build on the momentum of beating Namibia A when they face the full side in the Intercontinental Cup this week

25-Oct-2007•Preview by Eddie Norfolk

'No coach in the world can help West Indies' - Dujon

Jeff Dujon, former West Indies wicketkeeper and assistant coach, has said no coach can help West Indies cricket at the present moment and believes it will take at least a generation for West Indies cricket to improve and get to top

25-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

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