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Collingwood happy for leadership role

Paul Collingwood has said he would be "more than happy" to become England's vice-captain should the need arise during the World Cup

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

'Cricket lost its soul long ago'

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Musharraf honours Woolmer with Sitara-i-Imtiaz

The Pakistan president, Pervez Musharraf, has honoured Bob Woolmer with the Sitara-i-Imtiaz, a posthumous civil award, for his services to Pakistan cricket.

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Police fingerprint Pakistan players

Jamaican newspapers quoted police sources as saying fresh evidence had emerged that Woolmer had been strangled

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

O'Brien to renew old ties with Lara

Friday's clash between West Indies and Ireland at Sabina Park will be a rematch of sorts for two star players of either side, Niall O'Brien, the Ireland wicketkeeper and Brian Lara, the West Indies captain

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan players being questioned over Woolmer

Mark Shields, the deputy commissioner of Jamaica police, said there was still no evidence of Bob Woolmer being murdered

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Australia had it over me - Gibbs

Herschelle Gibbs conceded Australia had enjoyed a long-term mental hold over him despite his impressive record against most other countries

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Lehmann quits as South Australia captain

Darren Lehmann, one of South Australia's favourite cricketing sons, has paid for his state's dismal season, quitting as captain after months of intense scrutiny

22-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Jayawardene determined to secure Super Eight points

Mahela Jayawardene has said that they would play hard against India on Friday to secure the two Super-Eight points that are up for grabs

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

England split winter tour

England are aiming to combat the problems of long periods away during the winter, which may have contributed to the recent issues in St Lucia, by splitting their tour to Sri Lanka

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Bob was more than a coach to me - Rhodes

The South African camp has been in a sombre mood since the news broke of the death of their former coach, Bob Woolmer, on Sunday

21-Mar-2007•Andrew Miller in St Kitts

Former Ireland president dies

Robert Kerr, the former president and chairman of the Irish Cricket Union, has died in Jamaica of a suspected heart attack

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Nixon says Vaughan will play

England wicketkeeper Paul Nixon has said that Michael Vaughan will be fit to lead the team in their vital World Cup match against Kenya on Saturday

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh hopes for first tour to India

The Bangladesh board is optimistic that the team's five-wicket win over India in the World Cup will pave the way for their first tour to India in the near future. India is the only Test-nation that is yet to host Bangladesh for a full-fledged tour

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Too close to call in St Kitts

A slight slowing of the pace is in store for Thursday at the World Cup as we have two matches that hold no relevance to what happens in the Super Eight stage. New Zealand, already qualified, take on already eliminated Canada, while Scotland and the Nether

21-Mar-2007•Simon Cambers

Playing Symonds would be a gamble - Smith

Graeme Smith believes it would be a risky move for Australia to bring Andrew Symonds in to play South Africa on Saturday, despite his promising recovery from a biceps injury. Smith wondered if Australia were genuinely confident that Symonds could last 100

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Ross Taylor ruled out of Canada clash

New Zealand will ring the changes for their last World Cup group match against Canada on Thursday, according to Stephen Fleming. New Zealand confirmed their place in the Super Eights with a 148-run win over Kenya

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Chairman tells Pakistan to play final game

A reluctant Pakistan team has been ordered to complete their World Cup commitment by Nasim Ashraf, the Pakistan Cricket Board chairman

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Tait 'couldn't care less' about weak link jibe

Shaun Tait has shrugged off suggestions he is the weak link in Australia's attack and remains keen to take the new ball against South Africa on Saturday

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

'There is more self-belief' - Whatmore

Bangladesh have two more matches - against Sri Lanka and Bermuda - and are strong contenders from Group B to qualify for the Super Eight stage

21-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

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