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'I am hungry to score runs again at the top' - Shah

Ravindu Shah is one of only four Kenyan players to have passed the 400-run mark for his country in World Cup matches and has signalled a comeback

03-Mar-2007

Reports say India squad to get commandos

Elite commandos are being flown to the Caribbean to provide security for the Indian team at the cricket World Cup, media reports said on Friday

02-Mar-2007

Trinidad police threaten Cup strike

Police officers in Trinidad and Tobago, where India and Sri Lanka will play their first round World Cup matches, have threatened to go on strike during the tournament in a pay dispute

02-Mar-2007

Caricom, Interpol tighten immigration process

Around 30 people so far have been denied entry to the Caribbean with two weeks to go before the official opening ceremony of the World Cup.

26-Feb-2007•AFP

Full steam ahead as teams touch down

Following the arrival of Bangladesh, Canada, and Bermuda during the last week, the remainder of the teams for the World Cup are expected to touch down in the Caribbean over the next few days

25-Feb-2007•AFP

Clark volunteers for tough dual role

Stuart Clark has put his hand up for the two most challenging jobs in the Australian one-day team at next month's World Cup - bowling in the Powerplays and at the end of the innings

24-Feb-2007•AFP

Drugs duo seek to sidestep ICC?

In a worst-case scenario, life bans could be applied if Shoaib and Asif test positive during an ICC tournament, irrespective of the players having been let off on a technicality the first time round

23-Feb-2007•Osman Samiuddin

Eighteen Pakistan cricketers pass dope tests

Eleven of Pakistan's 15-man World Cup squad and seven reserves have passed pre-World Cup dope tests, an official has confirmed

23-Feb-2007

Ponting fitness boost for injury-hit Aussies

Ricky Ponting has given his struggling side a boost by expecting to be fully fit and pain-free when he arrives in the Caribbean next week

22-Feb-2007

Males banned from women WC qualifiers in Pakistan

Male spectators, except those attending with family, will be banned when Pakistan hosts the eight-team Women's World Cup qualifiers in November, officials said.

21-Feb-2007•AFP

Visa office for World Cup set up

West Indian authorities are setting up a temporary visa office in Pakistan to help fans planning to travel to the Caribbean for next month's World Cup, an official said Friday.

17-Feb-2007•AFP

Samuels can play depending on probe status - ICC

Marlon Samuels will be allowed to play in next month's World Cup despite an ongoing probe of his links with an alleged bookmaker said the ICC

14-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

Knee injury could end Shoaib's World Cup dream

Shoaib Akhtar, Pakistan's premier fast bowler, fears that he could miss the World Cup after suffering a knee injury that may take three to four weeks to heal

11-Feb-2007•AFP

Sri Lankan players given green light to play in England

Sri Lankan cricket authorities have agreed to release their star players for the forthcoming English domestic season

07-Feb-2007

Chappell to be given extra security in Kolkata

India's coach Greg Chappell will be provided special security when he arrives in Kolkata for Thursday's opening one-day match against Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens

06-Feb-2007

Supreme Court seeks explanation on Malik ban

Pakistan's Supreme Court wants an explanation from cricket authorities about a life ban on former captain Salim Malik for his alleged involvement in match-fixing, an official said.

02-Feb-2007•AFP

Vaughan likely to miss rest of the series

Michael Vaughan is set to miss the rest of the CB Series in Australia as he is yet to recover from a hamstring injury

31-Jan-2007

Fleming backs Vincent to perform

Stephen Fleming is confident that recalled opener Lou Vincent can once again rise to the occasion against Australia when the two sides meet in the next CB series match on Sunday

27-Jan-2007•AFP

Farhat cleared of breaching code of conduct

Imran Farhat, the Pakistan batsman, has been found not guilty of breaching the ICC Code of Conduct for claiming a catch on the bounce during the ongoing Test against South Africa at Port Elizabeth

22-Jan-2007

Shoaib surprised by successful return

Shoaib admitted at being surprised at how soon after his return he had been able to impact the proceedings. "I thought it would take me the whole Test match to get back into it," he said

20-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

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