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Kumble set to retire from one-dayers

Anil Kumble is likely to announce his retirement from one-day cricket on Friday, March 30, at a function organised by the Karnataka State Cricket Association

29-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Styris steers NZ to thumping win

New Zealand are sitting pretty in the competition with an easy seven wicket win while West Indies have plenty of catching up to do

29-Mar-2007•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Pakistan should be part of investigation - Qayyum

Qayyum refused to speculate on the possible motives for Woolmer's murder but said that Pakistan's government should get involved in the investigation

29-Mar-2007•AFP

Logie: It's time to build upon the youngsters

Bermuda's coach Gus Logie has urged the island's young cricketers to stand up and be counted as the game moves into a new era following the World Cup

29-Mar-2007•

Misbah-ul-Haq gives Punjab the upper hand

A round-up of the first day's play of the first-round matches in the Pentangular Cup

29-Mar-2007

Leicestershire welcome talent show winner

Leicestershire will welcome the winner of reality TV show Cricket Star to Grace Road for the start of 2007 season

29-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Richards offers India help after World Cup exit

Sir Viv Richards has offered to help India develop their mental toughness after what he called a "mind-boggling" ouster from the World Cup

29-Mar-2007•AFP

Criticism spurs Ireland in quest for more upsets

Kyle McCallan, the Ireland spinner, is fed up of hearing critics say they have no right to be in the Super Eights

29-Mar-2007•AFP

Well-travelled Marshall ready for action

On Monday, Hamish Marshall was batting for Northern Districts in New Zealand's domestic State Championship final. On Wednesday, he was in Antigua preparing to bat at No. 3 in New Zealand's Super Eights match against West Indies a day later

29-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

'I'm not No. 1' - Pietersen

Kevin Pietersen may be the world's top-ranked batsman but he insists he's not the best

29-Mar-2007•AFP

Peterson let off with a reprimand

Robin Peterson has been reprimanded for smashing the stumps after he hit the winning runs in South Africa's one-wicket win over Sri Lanka on Wednesday

29-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Joyce helps England target old team-mates

Ed Joyce, who starred for Ireland when they qualified for the World Cup, hopes his inside knowledge of the team will give England an edge when they meet Ireland in Guyana on Friday

29-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Indian team returns home after World Cup exit

The media gathered at the Bangalore airport to find out from Anil Kumble if he was now planning to retire from one-day cricket as he had suggested in a television interview before the World Cup

29-Mar-2007•Anand Vasu in Bangalore

'We never had a chance' - Jayawardene

Failure to capitalise on what were virtual home conditions for Sri Lanka left their captain Mahela Jayawardene frustrated though not disheartened after a classic finish in a classic match

29-Mar-2007•Rahul Bhattacharya

Coach says Hussey slump only temporary

It will not be long before Michael Hussey shows the skills that earned him his one-day average of nearly 60 despite his poor start to the World Cup, according to John Buchanan

29-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Lara upset by low turnout

Brian Lara has vented his frustration at the lack of support West Indies have received over the past two days of their contest against Australia

28-Mar-2007•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Weary Windies wary of resurgent Kiwis

Stephen Fleming's New Zealanders are next on the agenda for West Indies, in a match that has suddenly assumed pivotal importance.

28-Mar-2007•The Preview by Andrew Miller in Antigua

Malinga's hat-trick and South Africa's edge

The plays of the day in South Africa v Sri Lanka, Super Eights, Guyana, March 28, 2007

28-Mar-2007•Dileep Premachandran in Guyana

'We didn't test them' - Lara

Australia have now won 22 of their last 23 matches in World Cup competitions dating back to 1999 - a run that has been interrupted only by that famous tie at Edgbaston

28-Mar-2007•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Mane leads Mumbai to Ranji Trophy title

Vinayak Mane boosted Mumbai to 287 for 6 before their bowlers dismissed Rajasthan for 215 in the 47th over

28-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

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