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Phoenix Ogilvy Sri Lanka scored a major victory by beating leading global advertising agencies and international sports marketing companies to win the pitch for the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup. The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced that Phoenix Ogilvy will be the official marketing
- Phoenix Ogilvy wins ‘Best of Asia’ Gold at Goafest (Category: Business)
- T20 World Cup ticket sales exceed 100,000 (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka to host T20 World Cup (Category: Breaking News)
for his Twenty20 match. Later Hurley was ...
- Complicated (Category: Business)
- Shurley they're serious (Category: Australia, Queensland)
- Battle of the Pashes (Category: Australia, Queensland)
- Warne confirms split with ex amid affair reports (Category: Australia, Victoria)
By Manoj Ridimahaliyadda espncricinfo.com: Sidath Wettimuny, the former Sri Lanka batsman, has suggested a radical restructuring of the country’s domestic cricket structure, which involves promoting provinces over clubs. The financial uncertainty surrounding Sri Lankan cricket and the upcoming board elections could, however, overshadow Wettimuny’s proposal. As a member of Sri Lanka Cri...
- Wettimuny proposes revamp of Sri Lankan cricket (Category: Breaking News)
- Lorgat for independent review of SLC governance (Category: Business)
- Durban win can’t erase Sri Lanka’s scars (Category: Business)
- SLC suspends all board-run domestic tournaments (Category: Breaking News)
Lahore (AFP): Pakistani skipper Misbah-ul Haq said Friday his high-flying team can beat England – the world’s leading Test side – when they meet next year, believing his side is unstoppable on current form. Pakistan returned home Friday after routing Bangladesh in two Twenty20s, three one-day internationals and two Tests, ending the year with five ...
- Misbah sees bright future despite Sri Lanka defeat (Category: Business)
- Misbah, Strauss surprised at England capitulation (Category: Business)
- Lankan batting coach Atapattu praises Pakistan (Category: Business)
- Strauss admits England failings after Pakistan loss (Category: Business)
Reuters: Australian Dav Whatmore is the front runner to be appointed Pakistan coach, a senior PCB official said on Saturday. Whatmore, who led Sri Lanka to victory at the 1996 World Cup, is currently in charge of the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League. “Whatmore
- Whatmore upbeat about Pakistan coach job (Category: Business)
- Whatmore’s selection as coach is exciting for Pak cricket: Intikhab Alam (Category: Business)
- Victory on our minds in Sri Lanka: Pak coach Whatmore (Category: Breaking News)
- Don't ban captains for slow over-rate - Whatmore (Category: Sports)
Cowan says lack of review system cost Australia momentum Ponting, Cowan combine for 113-run stand; 277 for six on day one Siddle, Haddin frustrate India MELBOURNE (Reuters): Debutant Ed Cowan said the lack of a decision review system cost Australia two wickets and precious momentum after the hosts ended a controversial opening day of the ...
- Australia pacemen crush India to win first test (Category: Business)
- Australia take charge after restricting India (Category: Business)
- Lankans need system review: Sangakkara (Category: Business)
- India hit back to leave 1st test poised (Category: Business)
The International Cricket Council (ICC) this week announced the schedule for the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier 2012 which will take place in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from 13 to 24 March, 2012. Sixteen sides from across the globe will feature in the 12-day tournament which will be played
- Emirates contributes to Sri Lanka’s Carnival of Cricket (Category: Business)
- Titans to play Perth Scorchers in Champions League Twenty20 Opener (Category: Business)
- Cricket becomes a global game (Category: Business)
- Media accreditation opens for ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier 2012 (Category: Sports)
Warne joins 10 other sporting statues at the MCG, including cricketers Don Bradman, Keith Miller and Dennis Lillee. Melbourne, December 22 (AFP): Newly-svelte Australian legspin legend Shane Warne joked that a hefty bronze statue of him unveiled at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday was a “lifelike” memento of his time in Test cricket. “It’s ...
- Twenty20 can peacefully coexist with Test, one-day cricket: Warne (Category: Business)
- Warne set to return in Australia’s Big Bash (Category: Business)
- Spin king Warne in Twenty20 comeback (Category: Business)
- MCG statue to honour Warne (Category: Australia, Victoria)
MELBOURNE, Reuters: Ricky Ponting’s international future could be in doubt if he fails to make runs, regardless of the former captain’s standing in the game, Australia coach Mickey Arthur has said. Australia play the first of a four-test series against India in Melbourne on Dec. 26 and the debate over the out-of-form batsman’s place has ...
- South African Arthur named as new Australia coach (Category: Business)
- Sacking Ponting was ‘tough’, says Clarke (Category: Business)
- Ponting on track to become Australia’s most capped (Category: Business)
- Herath fit for third Test against Australia (Category: Business)
KARACHI (Reuters) : Pakistan players have been refused permission to play in the lucrative Bangladesh Twenty20 league by their cricket board (PCB) in order to concentrate on next month’s test series against England in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Nine Pakistani players have been offered contracts
- West Indies-Sri Lanka Tests off due to IPL (Category: Breaking News)
- Lanka, Pakistan likely to sign bilateral agreement for Premier League soon (Category: Business)
- PCB, SLC sign deal to allows players for domestic T20 (Category: Business)
- Cricket Ban (Category: Business)
Dhaka, (AFP): Ruthless Pakistan drubbed Bangladesh by 76 runs in the second one-day international in Dhaka on Saturday to take a decisive 2-0 lead in the three-match series. Umar Akmal scored 59 and Shahid Afridi hit 42 off 27 balls as Pakistan piled up 262-7 after they won the toss and elected to bat in ...
- Sports Cover (Category: Business)
- Cup Update (Category: Business)
- Indonesia & Bangladesh to relax visa policy to SL (Category: Breaking News)
- Mohsin Khan warns Pak team against complacency in Bangladesh (Category: Business)
The Sri Lankan Cricketers’ Association (SLCA) has contacted the Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations (FICA) seeking assistance over the delay in the cricketers’ salaries for series following the World Cup this year. Sri Lanka have played three series since the end of the World Cup in April and the players are still awaiting payment, including ...
- Take a holistic approach (Category: Business)
- ICC should not make direct payments to players, Arjuna.R. (Category: Breaking News)
- ICC in discussion to solve SL cricketers’ salary issue (Category: Breaking News)
- Funds on the way for Sri Lankan players (Category: Business)
Maldives coach Mohammed Bazeeghzaka believes adju sting to the cold weather in Nepal will be the key to his side doing well in the upcoming ACC Twenty20 Cup. The ACC Twenty20 Cup runs from 3-11 December in Kathmandu with three sides having an opportunity to qualify for the ICC World Twenty20 2012
- First SAARC U-25 T20 cricket in Maldives (Category: Business)
- Sri Lanka to propose for transfer of Asia Cup 2022 venue (Category: Breaking News)
- ACC Men’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup | Sri Lanka Squad (Category: Sports)
Sri Lanka’s Sports Minister has told the nation’s cricket team to start talking to each other to help end their losing streak, saying a lack of communication was the main problem in the squad. Sports Minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage met the players, selectors and administrators on Tuesday to find a solution ahead of next month’s Test ...
- Extremist Leader (Category: Business)
- Sanga Resigns (Category: Breaking News)
- Basnahira Cricket Dundee launches official team jersey (Category: Business)
- Sri Lanka Cricket crave for more matches against India (Category: Sports)
Dhaka, November 29 (AFP): Resurgent Pakistan continued their winning form to defeat Bangladesh by 50 runs in the one-off Twenty20 international at the Sher-e-Bangla stadium in Dhaka on Tuesday in a low-scoring affair. Misbah-ul-Haq’s men, buoyant after a successful series against Sri Lanka
- Indonesia & Bangladesh to relax visa policy to SL (Category: Breaking News)
- Mohsin Khan warns Pak team against complacency in Bangladesh (Category: Business)
- Sri Lanka, Bangladesh Business Co-operation Council debuts (Category: Business)
- Bangladesh nods to Hambantota Port use request by Sri Lanka (Category: Business)
Reuters: Crowd-pleasing batsman Yuvraj Singh has told cricket fans it is simply a matter of time before he is back playing again after being diagnosed with a non-malignant lung tumour. A wave of sympathy swept the country when his mother said in a statement at the weekend that the left-hander, who turns 30 next month, ...
- I will start training in a week or two: Yuvraj (Category: Business)
- Cancer-hit Yuvraj vows to return stronger (Category: Business)
- Late Slide (Category: Business)
- Yuvraj confident of strong World Twenty20 show (Category: Business)
MUMBAI (Reuters): The Indian cricket board (BCCI) is under investigation for violating the country’s foreign exchange laws, sports minister Ajay Maken said on Tuesday. The government was looking into alleged violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act amounting to some 10.77 billion rupees ($206.7 million), Maken told the Indian parliament. He said the investigation covered ...
- Man dead after stabbing on Lummi Reservation (Category: USA, Washington)
- US government official meets with new Maldives leader (Category: Breaking News)
- Family praises police over murder arrest (Category: Australia, Victoria)
- Sri Lanka promises probe into fisherman's killing (Category: Breaking News)
Karachi(ANI): Interim Pakistan coach Mohsin Khan has warned his team against taking Bangladesh lightly in the upcoming tour. Khan says that the Bangladesh team will have home advantage, and insisted that his team must be careful. “I think it will be a very good series in Bangladesh. They always try hard and the upcoming series ...
- Sanjay, Salman arrive in Lanka (Category: Breaking News)
- Stoned (Category: Business)
- Select Sri Lanka's team for the WC final vs India (Category: Breaking News)
- Pakistan players blocked from playing in Bangladesh league (Category: Business)
Sri Lanka captain T. Dilshan on Saturday sought for patience from fans and time to come better after failing during the series with Pakistan in UAE. Sri Lanka had contrasting fortunes during the tour, but skipper Tillakaratne Dilshan hoped fans back home would show patience. “I know like us every cricket fan in Sri Lanka ...
- Pakistan seeks Twenty20 win against Sri Lanka (Category: Business)
- Misbah hails new Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore (Category: Business)
- Confident Misbah ready for England (Category: Business)
- Dilshan asks fans to sing and dance his side to another win (Category: Business)
Reuters) – Tests and Twenty20s are the future of international cricket and 50-overs matches should be scrapped, according to England spinner Graeme Swann. “I think one-day cricket will have to give at some point,” he told the BBC. “I don’t think that game should carry on for much longer. For me it’s not as enjoyable ...
- ICC should make call on Decision Review System: Clarke (Category: Business)
- MCC says putting off Test Championship a setback (Category: Business)
- Weary Brett Lee quits international cricket (Category: Business)
- Pietersen wants to dominate world cricket (Category: Business)
In the second semi-final, at Khanshaheb Osman Ali Stadium (KSOAS), West Indies took on Sri Lanka for a place in the final of the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier. West Indies took its time to get into the swing of things with the bat after winning the toss and electing to bat and it was ...
- Sri Lanka name World Cup team against West Indies (Category: Breaking News)
- New Dates (Category: Business)
- All-round Seneviratna leads Sri Lanka to win (Category: Business)
- Onus on West Indies spinners - Nash (Category: Sports)
Abu Dhabi, November 24, 2011 (AFP) – Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq is hoping to win the Twenty20 match against Sri Lanka on Friday to lift their rankings and give them a clean sweep of the series after their Test and one-day victories. Pakistan, the 2009 World Twenty20 champions, have lost
- We tried our best says Dilshan (Category: Business)
- Confident Misbah ready for England (Category: Business)
- Misbah praises professional Pakistan (Category: Business)
- Pakistan aim to learn from mistakes (Category: Business)
Abu Dhabi, November 24 (AFP): Legendary Sri Lankan batsman Sanath Jayasuriya on Thursday backed his country’s team and captain Tillakaratne Dilshan, saying they needed time and space to recover after losing both Tests and the one-day series to Pakistan. Sri Lanka lost the fifth and final one-day by three wickets on Wednesday, which handed Pakistan ...
- Dilshan refusing to quit (Category: Business)
- Sri Lanka struggling sans seniors: Sanath (Category: Business)
- Pakistan hoping for ‘fresh start’ against England (Category: Business)
- Geoff Marsh appointed as coach (Category: Business)
Chamara Silva, a middle-order batsman, has joined Sri Lanka’s squad in the UAE as back up for Mahela Jayawardene, who has an injured knee. Jayawardene has returned to Sri Lanka and will miss the fifth ODI and the Twenty20 international against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi. “After Sunday
- Sri Lanka Cricket crave for more matches against India (Category: Sports)
- Sri Lanka’s Jayasuriya sets sights on parliament (Category: Breaking News)
- Fonseka Begins Fast to Protest Treatment (Category: Breaking News)
- ‘Infotel 2011’ in December (Category: Business)
Dubai(AFP): Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq hopes his team can learn from its mistakes and show improvement in the third one-day international against Sri Lanka on Friday. Pakistan won the first of five matches by eight wickets last week but allowed Sri Lanka to level the series with a 25-run victory in the second, on Monday. ...
- Confident Misbah ready for England (Category: Business)
- Faltering Sri Lanka needs time, says Jayasuriya (Category: Business)
- Afridi vows to shine in ODI series (Category: Business)
- Pakistan has high hopes for Whatmore (Category: Business)
Sri Lanka captain Tillakaratne Dilshan has called on Sri Lanka fans to sing and dance the team to victory at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Friday when his side faces Pakistan in the third One-Day International (ODI) of their five-match series. Sri Lanka’s fans were loud and proud in Monday’s second game, cheering Dilshan ...
- We tried our best says Dilshan (Category: Business)
- Pakistan aim to learn from mistakes (Category: Business)
- Shape up, Dilshan tells Lanka batsmen (Category: Business)
- Cricket: ‘I was not forced’ - Mahela (Category: Breaking News)
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), the owners of Lord’s and longstanding supporters of the Test Championship concept, said yesterday ICC”s decision to postpone the contest until 2017 was a “setback for Test cricket”. “It is disappointing to learn that the ICC has postponed the inaugural World Test Championship from 2013 until 2017,” MCC head of cricket ...
- ICC says no world test championship until 2017 (Category: Business)
- Prize money rise for Test cricket teams (Category: Business)
- Lorgat defends decision to back Duckworth-Lewis (Category: Business)
- Strauss receives Reliance ICC Test Championship mace (Category: Business)
DUBAI: Sri Lanka’s win over Pakistan in their second one day international (ODI) has given them a badly-needed confidence boost for the rest of the five-match series, according to Tillakaratne Dilshan, the captain. T.M. Dilshan (third from right)celebrates with his teammates after Lasith Malinga (second from left) he dismissed Pakistan's cricketers Younis Khan (R) during ...
- Dilshan asks fans to sing and dance his side to another win (Category: Business)
- Durban win can’t erase Sri Lanka’s scars (Category: Business)
- Sri Lanka has the advantage – Dilshan (Category: Business)
- Pakistan aim to learn from mistakes (Category: Business)
DUBAI (Reuters) : Cricket’s world test championship will not begin until 2017, International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat announced on Monday. “I am afraid that is no longer going to happen in 2013,” he told reporters at the Pakistan v Sri Lanka one-day international in Dubai. “At the last (ICC) board meeting we decided ...
- MCC says putting off Test Championship a setback (Category: Business)
- Scrap one-day internationals, says Swann (Category: Business)
- Strauss receives Reliance ICC Test Championship mace (Category: Business)
- Sangakkara demands fair chance for Sri Lanka (Category: Breaking News)
Dubai: Shahid Afridi capped an excellent return to international cricket with three wickets as Pakistan thumped Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the first day-night match here on Friday. Afridi took 3-27 in his first match since returning from a six-month exile, helping Pakistan dismiss Sri Lanka for a paltry 131 in 40.3 overs before ...
- Sri Lanka have no answer to Afridi's four-star display in 11-run Pakistan victory (Category: Breaking News)
- Pakistan thump Sri Lanka in cricket one-dayer (Category: Breaking News)
- Afridi stars as Pakistan thump Sri Lanka (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka outclassed in first ODI (Category: Breaking News)
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