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Incoming MCC president Robin Marlar has attacked the idea that two girls will play for Brighton College 1st XI as being 'absolutely outrageous'

Marlar outraged at women playing with the men

A minor shoulder injury has ruled out Daryl Tuffey from the remainder of New Zealand A's tour to Sri Lanka

Tuffey out of Sri Lanka tour

Damien Martyn predicts his Test career is almost certainly over after being dropped following a disappointing Ashes campaign

Martyn says chances of Test return are 'slim'

Adam Gilchrist has questioned the ICC's decision to award the Super Series games official international status

Gilchrist doubts Super Series status

Ian Chappell has questioned the choice of Graeme Smith as captain of the World XI for the one-off Test against Australia at Sydney

Ian Chappell questions Smith's captaincy credentials

Glenn McGrath expressed his confidence that both Jason Gillespie and Michael Kasprowicz and will make it back to international cricket

McGrath backs Gillespie and Kasprowicz to return

Daren Ganga has said that his side will be hard-pressed to repeat their last year's performance at the 2005 President's Cup

Ganga looks for a repeat of 2004

02-Oct-2005•T&T Express

Dravid, Pollock and Shoaib star in narrow win

Rahul Dravid led the way with a superb 66 and Shaun Pollock chipped in with a terrific 54 as the World XI held off a determined challenge from Victoria to post a narrow 12-run victory

Sachin Tendulkar has indicated that the Challenger Series will give him a good idea of how well his elbow is responding to treatment

Tendulkar gears up for Challenger challenge

Anil Kumble and Ashish Nehra have been rested and will not take part in the Challenger series

Tendulkar to play for India Seniors

A 12-man team, excluding Andrew Flintoff and Daniel Vettori, has been announced for the warm-up game against Victoria

Flintoff to miss warm-up game

Phil Simmons has attacked Zimbabwe Cricket'sadministrators, saying that they have "no understanding of cricket"

Simmons criticises Zimbabwe board

01-Oct-2005

CBI books match-fixing hero

Ishwar Singh Redhu, the Delhi inspector who busted Hansie Cronje, the former South African captain, and broke the match fixing scandal in 2000, was raided by Central Bureau of Investigation

The PCB admitted that the Australian A team's tour to Pakistan was at one point under threat after two bomb blasts in Lahore.

'Australia A tour was in doubt' - PCB

Brian Lara has called Australia's dip in form temporary, and feels the team is sure to bounce back strongly

Australia's decline temporary, says Lara