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Woolmer investigation in for the long haul

Police hunting the killer of Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer admitted on Saturday that the investigation into the murder will be a marathon affair.

14-Apr-2007

Malinga ruled out of Australia game

Sri Lanka fast bowler Lasith Malinga is doubtful for the World Cup Super Eights match against champions Australia, according to team manager Michael Tissera

13-Apr-2007

It could all come down to run-rates: Fleming

Stephen Fleming feels that any World Cup captain who doesn't think about run-rates is "dumb"

13-Apr-2007•AFP

Warne too busy leading to think about coaching

Shane Warne has ruled out a coaching role in England because he will be too focussed on leading Hampshire this season

13-Apr-2007•AFP

'We're nowhere near our best' - Ponting

Ricky Ponting has sounded a warning to his World Cup opponents, saying his unbeaten team are still capable of raising the bar

12-Apr-2007•AFP

Whatmore not satisfied by success

Dav Whatmore is adamant there is still plenty of work to do to fine-tune the Bangladesh squad

11-Apr-2007•AFP

Tamil Tigers call for sporting boycott of Sri Lanka

Tamil Tiger rebels have backed an Amnesty International campaign to shame Sri Lanka's government during the World Cup and said it should be extended to a full sporting boycott of the island nation

10-Apr-2007•AFP

Fletcher looks for quick recovery

Duncan Fletcher has told his misfiring team they must learn from their Australia tour if they are to salvage their World Cup campaign

10-Apr-2007•AFP

Clarke stars in dream Caribbean run

Michael Clarke is showing growing maturity by taking advantage of the slow and flat Caribbean pitches as he closes on a World Cup average of 100

10-Apr-2007•AFP

I want India to enjoy the game - Shastri

09-Apr-2007•AFP

Ponting hopes for quick Watson recovery

Ricky Ponting is eager to have the injury-prone Shane Watson back in his side at the World Cup because he is so important to the balance of the team

07-Apr-2007•AFP

South Africa fined for slow over-rate

Chris Broad, the ICC match referee, rubbed salt in South Africa's wounds by handing them a fine for a slow over-rate fine during their 67-run defeat against Bangladesh in Guyana

07-Apr-2007•AFP

'To be like Australia, you can't work like Zimbabwe'

Greg Chappell, the former India coach, has said that India needs to plan long-term to progress to the next level

07-Apr-2007•AFP

Franklin sweats on migraines

James Franklin, the New Zealand left-arm swing bowler, is hoping his blinding migraine attacks will not ruin his World Cup dreams

06-Apr-2007

Buchanan looks to eliminate England

John Buchanan believes Australia will all but eliminate England from the World Cup if they win Sunday's Super Eights clash

05-Apr-2007•AFP

Saqibul not in awe of South Africa's bowling

Saqibul Hasan may be one of the less experienced Bangladesh campaigners, but he will not be intimidated by South Africa's array of talent when the two sides clash on April 7 in Guyana

05-Apr-2007•AFP

'Just keep it simple' - Ambrose

Curtly Ambrose, the former West Indian fast bowler, has told the current lot of bowlers to avoid trying to be too ambitious on the Caribbean's unhelpful pitches

05-Apr-2007•AFP

Whatmore calls for batting improvement

Dav Whatmore wants Bangladesh to avoid a bottom-placed finish in the Super Eights

05-Apr-2007•AFP

Mourners farewell Woolmer at memorial service

Bob Woolmer was remembered as a passionate man who lived and died for the sport he loved during a memorial service in his adopted South Africa

04-Apr-2007•AFP

Former captain hopes to infuse pride in team

Clive Lloyd threw his weight behind West Indies, saying they are capable of playing better than they have done in the Super Eights

04-Apr-2007

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