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Maharoof sizzles in thumping win

This was billed as the first real contest of the Champions Trophy, but it turned out to be shockingly one-sided, as Sri Lanka thrashed West Indies by nine wickets in the first ODI at the Brabourne Stadium in 11 years

14-Oct-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

'My best is yet to come' - Harbhajan

Harbhajan Singh, India's offspinner, accepts that his role in India's set-up has changed but still aspires to be the best in the business

14-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Nel credits Jennings for aggressive approach

Andre Nel, the South African fast bowler, credits his former provincial and national coach Ray Jennings for making him a stronger bowler

14-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Bracken dismisses 'mongrel' tag

Nathan Bracken, the Australian fast bowler, has shrugged off accusations that he lacks a killer instinct on the field

14-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Boycott writes off England's chances

On the eve of England's first match of the Champions Trophy, Geoff Boycott, the former England batsman turned commentator, has virtually written off their chances in the tournament due to a spate of injury woes

14-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Players have to perform against bigger teams - Whatmore

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on Shahriar Nafees, the architect of the win, and part of the upbeat and confident generation who face teams head on

13-Oct-2006•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Jaipur

Gillespie lives up to the hype, almost

Mark Gillespie has grabbed his chance with both hands. Surely, the selectors would have noticed it. Come Monday, we shall know.

13-Oct-2006•Sriram Veera

Bond searches for his golden gun

Cricinfo analyses the performance of a sluggish Shane Bond

13-Oct-2006•Sriram Veera in Mumbai

'I hope to go on for five or six years' - Kallis

Jacques Kallis scored 71 not out batting at No. 7 for a South African eleven against a Mumbai XI at the Wankhede Stadium, even as Sri Lanka and West Indies went through their paces ahead of Saturday's match

13-Oct-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai

Vincent excels while Bond is restrained

Cricinfo analyses the performance of the New Zealand batsmen as they registered a 64-run victory over Baroda in the practice game at the MIG Ground in Mumbai

13-Oct-2006•Sriram Veera in Mumbai

'We're building up the momentum' - Lara

Brian Lara said that his team were comfortable with the tags of defending champions in the Champions Trophy, and that there was no negativity associated with this

13-Oct-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai

Pitched battle in the offing

Brian Lara's West Indies will be battling an in-form Sri Lankan side for the right to not face Australia in the next round of the Champions Trophy.

13-Oct-2006•The Preview by Anand Vasu in Mumbai

Nafees stars in Bangladesh's win

Bangladesh emphatically sealed the battle of the minnows, thrashing Zimbabwe by 101 runs at Jaipur to end their Champions Trophy campaign on a winning note

13-Oct-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Living in hope

Fazeer Mohammed on why it's so crucial that West Indies beat Sri Lanka in their Champions Trophy match on Saturday

13-Oct-2006•Fazeer Mohammed

Close encounters of the temperamental kind

A preview of how New Zealand, South Africa and Pakistan line-up ahead of the Champions Trophy

13-Oct-2006•George Binoy

'If I play, it'll be for keeps' - Mark Gillespie

Mark Gillespie, the rookie New Zealand fast bowler, is optimistic about his abilities to contribute in tight situations during his side's Champions Trophy campaign

13-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Crookes declares his innocence

Derek Crookes, the former South African spinner, has expressed his dismay at allegations that he was involved in match-fixing in India in 2000

13-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Clark recovery ahead of schedule

Stuart Clark, a contender for the third fast-bowling spot in next month's first Ashes Test, is planning on a return from injury for New South Wales later this month

13-Oct-2006•AFP

Former greats want Ashes edge back

A growing group of former Ashes winners including Allan Border believes the Australian team needs a harder edge during its battles with England

13-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

'Mahela has shown good leadership qualities' - Vaas

Chaminda Vaas, Sri Lanka's strike bowler, said the difference between the team that lost the one-day and Test series to India last season and the current one was that the present squad was more united under Mahela Jayawardene

12-Oct-2006

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