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South Africa and Australia go head-to-head in battle for top spot in LG ICC ODI Championship table

South Africa can secure top spot in the LG ICC ODI Championship table on the 1 April cut-off date if it beats Australia in the final Group A match in the ICC Cricket World Cup clash in St Kitts on Saturday

22-Mar-2007•Brian Murgatroyd

White visits disability project as part of HIV/AIDS campaign

In the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007, the Irish cricket team is probably the team which best knows what it is to fight successfully against the odds, having progressed through to the Super Eights in their first ever appearance at the event

22-Mar-2007

Sangakkara provides treat for children living with HIV/AIDS

Wednesday was a special day for the children of the Cyril Ross Nursery in Tunapuna, just outside the Trinidadian capital, Port of Spain

22-Mar-2007

Smits and de Leede visit UNICEF projects

Jeroen Smits and Tim de Leede joined UNICEF Representative for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Tom Olsen, observing work at two day care centres as part of the "Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS" campaign

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

ICC confirms Pakistan - Zimbabwe match on Wednesday will go ahead as scheduled

The ICC has confirmed that the Group D match between Pakistan and Zimbabwe in the ICC Cricket World Cup, scheduled for Sabina Park, Jamaica on Wednesday, will go ahead

21-Mar-2007•Brian Murgatroyd

England stars support fight against HIV/AIDS

Members of the England cricket team have visited projects in St Lucia as part of the ICC's partnership with UNAIDS, UNICEF and the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partnership on HIV/AIDS

20-Mar-2007

West Indies meet Australia in first ICC CWC 2007 Super 8 game

Australia, and now the West Indies, have advanced to the Super 8 stage of the ICC Cricket World Cup

20-Mar-2007•ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 Media Release

Scottish players unite for children

Ryan Watson and Fraser Watts took time out ahead of their game against South Africa to visit a project at the Washington Archibald High School in St. Kitts as part of the ICC's partnership with UNAIDS, UNICEF and the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partnership

19-Mar-2007

Indian cricket star brings a message of hope to young people

They came last week from all over the community of Gonzales - schoolchildren, local residents, young cricketers and youth community groups - all drawn to a playing field to be present during the visit of one of the greatest batsmen of all time, Sachin Ten

19-Mar-2007

ICC President Percy Sonn pays tribute to Bob Woolmer

ICC President Percy Sonn today led the tributes from the organization to Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer, who passed away in Kingston, Jamaica on Sunday, aged 58

18-Mar-2007•Brian Murgatroyd

Pakistan out of ICC Cricket World Cup 2007

Defeated by Ireland at Sabina Park yesterday, Pakistan no longer have any chance of qualification for the Super 8 stage of the ICC Cricket World Cup, leaving three teams from Group D still in the running

18-Mar-2007•ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 Media Release

Sri Lankan cricket star brings a message of hope to children infected with HIV

'Hi Uncle Kumar', shouted the children of the Cyril Ross Nursery as they greeted Sri Lankan cricket star Kumar Sangakkara to their home in Tunapuna, just outside Port of Spain, Trinidad

18-Mar-2007

Pakistan fined for slow over rate

Inzamam-ul-Haq found guilty of Code of Conduct breach, fined 50 per cent of match fee after his side is four overs short of target against Ireland

18-Mar-2007•Brian Murgatroyd

Speed hails West Indies as greatest phenomenon in world team sport in twentieth century

ICC Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Speed on Friday night hailed the successes enjoyed by the West Indies cricket team for three decades from the early-1960s to the mid-1990s as the greatest phenomenon in world team sport in the twentieth century

18-Mar-2007•Brian Murgatroyd

Speech to Sonny Ramadhin Cricket Lecture in the Faculty of Social Sciences of the St Augustine Campus of UWI

Ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great pleasure to be invited here to the University of the West Indies in Trinidad - an esteemed home of academia and, as one of the host venues of the ICC Cricket World Cup warm-up matches - a recognised home of cricket

17-Mar-2007•Malcolm Speed, Port of Spain - Trinidad and Tobago

Teams unite against Aids

Following their opening group game match on Wednesday, members of the Kenya and Canada teams took time out to visit the Boys Training Centre in Gros Islet, St Lucia

17-Mar-2007

Zimbabwean cricket star visits Jamaican youth centre

Following an aggressive knock of 67 runs against Ireland in a match that ended a thrilling tie at Jamaica's Sabina Park, Vusimuzi Sibanda, Zimbabwe's 23 year old opening batsman, took time off to do what he enjoys doing - helping children

17-Mar-2007

Changes to playing conditions for ICC Cricket World Cup 2007

An amendment to the playing conditions for the ICC Cricket World Cup has been agreed following the pre-tournament meeting between event officials, and captains, coaches and managers of the 16 competing teams

15-Mar-2007•Brian Murgatroyd

Technical Committee confirms Sami and Arafat can replace Akhtar and Asif in Pakistan squad for ICC Cricket World Cup

The ICC today confirmed the Technical Committee of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 has approved Mohammad Sami and Yasir Arafat as replacement players for Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif in Pakistan's squad for the tournament

15-Mar-2007•Brian Murgatroyd

ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 shines spotlight on children and young people affected by HIV and AIDS

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has teamed up with UNAIDS, UNICEF and the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partnership on HIV/AIDS at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 to highlight the situation of children and young people living with and affected by HIV

13-Mar-2007•James Fitzgerald

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