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BCCI to meet Dravid and Chappell on April 6

BCCI will meet captain, coach on April 6, announce skipper for Bangladesh tour next day

26-Mar-2007•Anand Vasu

Sri Lanka A aim for sizable first-innings lead

Sri Lanka A took a firm grip on the match by reducing Bangladesh A to 201 for 7 on the second day at the Colombo Cricket Club ground

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

ICC targets YouTube World Cup clips

The ICC has ordered YouTube to remove World Cup clips claiming copyright infringement

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan kept in the dark, says Mir

Pakistan are being "kept in the dark" by the Jamaican Police regarding the murder of their coach Bob Woolmer according to Pervez Mir, their media manager

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

A guide to the Super Eights stage

The Super Eights stage of the World Cup is now with us and there is some uncertainty as to how it works. So, in an attempt to unmuddy the waters, here is a short guide ...

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Jones on the comeback trail

Simon Jones is still on course to make his comeback to cricket in April

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

England and Pakistan boards settle Oval claims

The England and Pakistan cricket boards have finally settled the ECB's compensation claims relating to the forfeited Oval Test in August 2006

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Tikolo: 'We need more high-level games'

Steve Tikolo, Kenya's captain, has pleaded for more international exposure for his side, as well as the other leading Associates

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Zimbabwe back as pressure on Curran mounts

Zimbabwe's cricketers returned home on Sunday after their first-round exit with speculation growing over the future of coach Kevin Curran

26-Mar-2007•Steven Price in Harare

Australia set to step it up

The group stages of the World Cup provided more than its usual share of drama and excitement but things are sure to hot up when the Super Eights begin on Tuesday with a mouthwatering encounter between hosts West Indies and champions Australia

26-Mar-2007•Simon Cambers

Pakistan's departure avoided 'diplomatic incident'

Mark Shields, the deputy commissioner of Jamaican police, said he had to allow the Pakistan team to leave Jamaica

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Bashar hopes for more upsets

Habibul Bashar said Bangladesh were ready to take on the World Cup big guns in the Super Eights after beating Bermuda by seven wickets and eliminating India in the process

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen jumps to top of ODI rankings

Kevin Pietersen has become only the third England batsman to top the ICC ODI player rankings, after his solid start to the World Cup

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Tait given 'big confidence boost'

Shaun Tait believes his successful fightback against South Africa after leaking runs early has set him up well for the remainder of the World Cup

26-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh v Bermuda, Group B, Trinidad

25-Mar-2007

Hayden finds passport to World Cup success

Matthew Hayden's century against South Africa was so convincing it swayed the people of St Kitts to make him one of their own

25-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

A gentle man, a superb coach

The man who brought Bob Woolmer to Pakistan cricket pays tribute to a coach who combined a gentle nature with progressive techniques

25-Mar-2007•Shaharyar M Khan

Vincent to miss rest of World Cup

Lou Vincent has been ruled out of the remainder of the World Cup after breaking his wrist during a practice session

25-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Vandort century gives Sri Lanka A the upper hand

Michael Vandort struck a century to put Sri Lanka A in a strong position on the opening day of the second four-day match against Bangladesh A

25-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Inzamam controlled the team, not Woolmer

Bob Woolmer, the former Pakistan coach, lacked authority and control of his team who, according to Shahryar Khan, a former chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, revered Inzamam-ul-Haq as the 'unquestioned leader'

25-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

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