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Calling it as we see it

Just as the extreme reaction suggesting that it was the end of civilisation after the West Indies lost nine for 29 runs was overdone, so is getting carried away with the win against India, says Fazeer Mohammed

15-Sep-2006•Fazeer Mohammed

Tendulkar delighted with comeback

In terms of landmarks, it was yet another special occasion for an exceptional performer, but the end result wasn't quite what he would have liked

14-Sep-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Kuala Lumpur

Broad clarifies fault in pitch

Chris Broad, the ICC match referee, has issued a statement explaining that a small fault in the underlying structure of the pitch had caused several balls to stay low during India's second game at Kuala Lumpur

14-Sep-2006•Dileep Premachandran

World Cup security arrangements on track

Organisers of next year's World Cup in the West Indies have assured that the security arrangements for the tournament will be comprehensive and that the planning has gone according to schedule

14-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Windies and rain win the day

West Indies scored their first win in the DLF Cup with a little help from Messrs Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis.

14-Sep-2006•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

India say no to experiments

On the eve of his side's opening match against West Indies, Rahul Dravid suggested that India wouldn't be following the Australian way, and experimenting with their line-up ahead of the Champions Trophy

13-Sep-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Kuala Lumpur

A new season dawns for India

The preview for the second match of the DLF Cup between India and West Indies

13-Sep-2006•Preview by Dileep Premachandran at Kuala Lumpur

'We all know what Sachin can do'

Shivnarine Chanderpaul says too much should not be read into India's 1-4 ODI series loss in the Caribbean recently as they were without Sachin Tendulkar then

13-Sep-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Kuala Lumpur

Ponting fined for showing dissent

Ricky Ponting, the Australia captain, has been fined his entire match fee for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during Australia's first match of the DLF Cup against the West Indies, in Kuala Lumpur.

12-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

'We have to dig deep and put this behind us' - Lara

Brian Lara, the West Indies captain spoke to the media at the end of the first match of the DLF Cup, after his side let the match slip from their grasp after a commanding position

12-Sep-2006•Dileep Premachandran at Kuala Lumpur

Australia pull it off after early scare

A sensational opening partnership was followed by an even more sensational collapse as West Indies replayed one of the familiar tunes that has plagued them in recent times and surrendered the opening game of the DLF Cup

12-Sep-2006•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Rusty reflexes and reputations to defend

Rustiness could well play a part. India and West Indies last played in early July while Australia last got their flannels dirty on their tour of Bangladesh in April

11-Sep-2006•Preview by Dileep Premachandran

High TV revenues to offset expenses for DLF Cup

The Indian board is funding the entire Malaysia tri-series

11-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Katich and Jaques win opening race

Simon Katich and Phil Jaques will get the first chance to audition for an opening berth after Matthew Hayden was omitted for match one of the tri-series in Malaysia

11-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Windies starting to gel well - Sarwan

Ramnaresh Sarwan feels the Caribbean cricketers are beginning to gel as a team, and it is especially beginning to show in one-day internationals

11-Sep-2006

Holding disputes WI board's claims

The slanging match between Michael Holding and the West Indies Cricket Board continued with the former fast bowler claiming that the reasons for his resignation from the cricket committee have been misinterpreted.

10-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Conditions in Malaysia to help swing - Lee

Brett Lee, Australia's premier fast bowler, is looking forward to bowling in the DLF Cup as he believes the conditions in Kuala Lumpur will suit the fast men

10-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lara warns players ahead of tough schedule

Brian Lara advised his players to be "focussed mentally and physically" as they prepare for the next 18 months of cricket

10-Sep-2006

I'm a servant of the game first - Greenidge

Gordon Greenidge, the former opener and current chairman of the West Indies selection panel, has responded to criticism about a conflict of interest in the game's development

08-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Two weeks grace for Brian Lara Stadium

The ICC experts will review a new construction schedule before announcing a final decision in about two weeks as to whether the Brian Lara Stadium will be used for the World Cup

08-Sep-2006•Mark Pouchet

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