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No talk with players' sponsors, says Indian board

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has completely ruled out any talks with the sponsors or agents of the players and reiterated that it was willing to consider a representation from its players on the controversial endorsements issue

12-Apr-2007

Woolmer inquest to start on April 23

An inquest into the death of Bob Woolmer has been set for April 23. Patrick Murphy, the Kingston coroner, will conduct a hearing at the Jamaica Conference Centre

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Indian team for Bangladesh tour to be picked on April 20

The Indian board (BCCI) will announce the Indian side for the tour of Bangladesh on April 20 in Mumbai

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Understudies to get their chance

Cruising through the Super Eight stage so far, Australia take on Ireland in their latest match of the World Cup on Friday. The defending champions are sure to rest several top players, which means it could be time for some of the lesser lights to impress

12-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

Vettori set to join the 200-wicket club

Daniel Vettori is one shy of becoming the third New Zealand bowler to 200 one-day wickets

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Footballing cricketer Len Hill dies

Len Hill, who played intermittently for Glamorgan for more than a decade from 1964, has died shortly before his 66th birthday

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Time for a complete clearout in West Indies cricket

The lead editorial in the Trinidad & Tobago Express has called for the resignation of the board, captain, coach and co-ordinator

12-Apr-2007•

Gordon comes out fighting

Changes are already being made to the West Indies cricket team prior to their tour of England in May, according to West Indies Cricket Board president Ken Gordon

12-Apr-2007•Andy Johnson

Gloucestershire keep close tabs on Gul

Gloucestershire are hopeful Umar Gul, the Pakistan fast bowler, will be available for some part of the coming season despite the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB's) refusal to release him

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

West Indies have underachieved - Ponting

West Indies have been serious underachievers at their home World Cup and need to improve their infrastructure and facilities to avoid falling even further, according to Ricky Ponting

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Control player power: Miandad

Javed Miandad believes the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) needs to change its attitude towards players if the national side is to get itself back on track after a tumultuous last few months

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Tournament is too long - World Cup chief

Chris Dehring, the World Cup chief executive, has conceded the seven-week tournament is too long but said shortening it would have risked important matches being washed out

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

International experience benefits Tait

Shaun Tait believes his time with the Australian one-day squad has boosted his rapid development as a bowler

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

'Scrapper' Johnston fights his former country

Adrian Birrell, the Ireland coach, will look to his Australian-born captain Trent Johnston to fight fire with fire when the World Cup debutants clash with Ricky Ponting's defending champions in Barbados on Friday

12-Apr-2007

Sun sets on Lara's one-day career

West Indies' last two World Cup games are shaping up as a valedictory to the captain Brian Lara

12-Apr-2007•AFP

Under-used Symonds eyes long stay

Andrew Symonds feels ready for a long innings if his team-mates allow it

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Trescothick desperate to play for England again

Marcus Trescothick, the England opening batsman, has expressed his hunger to return to the national side

12-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Two worthy winners press their claims

If there had been a pre-tournament poll of matches to whet the appetite, it's a safe bet that New Zealand against Sri Lanka - two nations overshadowed to the point of parody by brasher neighbours - would not have set many pulses racing

12-Apr-2007•Andrew Miller in Grenada

Australia hear tips from rowing great

Australia have beaten England again, this time by getting Sir Steve Redgrave, the five-time Olympic rowing gold medallist, to speak to the team first

11-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Bizarre chants and stodgy batting

Plays of the Day by Dileep Premachandran

11-Apr-2007•Plays of the Day by Dileep Premachandran

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