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The ICC today confirmed the groupings for the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 with Pakistan in the same group as India

Australia needs to win the forthcoming four Test series against India 4-0 to improve its rating in the ICC Test Championship starting in Brisbane on Thursday

If Pakistan wins the second match of its One Day International series against New Zealand in Lahore on Monday it will be in the same group as India at the ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Sri Lanka may have overtaken England in the official ICC One Day International standings by virtue of a rain-affected 1-0 series victory, but it will need to win all three matches in the forthcoming Test series to repeat this feat in the ICC Test

The ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 in the West Indies will feature 51 games, three fewer than the scheduled 54 games at this year's tournament the ICC announced today

The International Cricket Council and UNAIDS will auction a full set of ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 signed bats from 1 to 10 December 2003 on eBay.co.uk to raise funds for a HIV/AIDS project in India

The International Cricket Council is seeking to appoint an ICC Security Manager for England and the West Indies

The fifth issue of the ICC's newsletter Cricket Quarterly is available from today

The first two matches of the Pakistan v New Zealand One Day International (ODI) series starting in Lahore on Saturday will determine which of the two sides is seeded along with Australia, South Africa and Sri Lanka in the ICC Champions Trophy 2004

CARICOM leaders have taken their support for the ICC Cricket World Cup West Indies 2007 a step further by agreeing to set up mechanisms to ensure that preparations for the sporting event run smoothly.

The world's leading players in the hospitality sector now have a greater understanding of the opportunities being offered to the tourism industry by the ICC Cricket World Cup West Indies 2007, after attending the World Travel Market in London

Australia and South Africa will be the first and second seeds respectively for the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 the ICC confirmed today

England goes into the three One Day International series against Sri Lanka aiming to hold onto third place in the official ODI ratings, starting in Dambulla on November 18

ICC President Ehsan Mani and Bangladesh's Minister of Youth and Sports Md Fazlur Rahman today laid a foundation stone at a site that will become the home of cricket in Bangladesh

ICC President Ehsan Mani and ICC Chief Executive Malcolm Speed today met with the full board of the Bangladesh Cricket Board in Dhaka as part of a tour that will take them to all 10 Full Member countries

International Cricket Council President Ehsan Mani today presided over the launch of the trophy and logo for the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004 in Dhaka, Bangladesh

The official logo and trophy for the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004 in Bangladesh will be unveiled in Dhaka on Tuesday 11 November

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) today announced that The Oval, Edgbaston and Hampshire's Rosebowl will stage the 15-match ICC Champions Trophy during September 2004

England will definitely fall from third place in the official One Day International standings if it loses any of its three matches against Bangladesh starting in Chittagong on Friday

West Indies needs to win both matches in the two Test series against Zimbabwe to improve its rating in the ICC Test Championship table, starting tomorrow in Harare