Cricket Association of Bengal and Red Chillies Entertainment, the company which owns the local franchise Kolkata Knightriders, struck a compromi
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Canada women's tour started with a loss to Trinidad & Tobago Development XI at the National Cricket Centre in Couva…
Read MoreTait has 'massive desire to come back'
Shaun Tait hopes to be back bowling within a month and he says his self-imposed time away from the game…
Read More'We failed to transition from Twenty20' – Ganga
Daren Ganga, the Trinidad and Tobago captain, has said not being able to make the transition from Twenty20 to four-day…
Read MoreFlintoff content with comeback
Andrew Flintoff was content with his return to first-class cricket but insisted that his fragile left ankle will require constant…
Read MoreBopara still tempted by IPL
Ravi Bopara has warned the England selectors that he could yet join the Indian Premier League if his county form…
Read MoreParchment to lead Jamaica Select XI
West Indies batsman Brenton Parchment will lead a Jamaica Select XI in a three-day match against Australia at Trelawny next…
Read MoreSouth Australia keen to sign Younis Khan
South Australia have offered Younis Khan, the Pakistan batsman, a short-term contract for the 2008-09 domestic seasonCricinfo staff28-May-2008
Read MorePollock leads Mumbai's shock win
A magnificent all-round performance by Shaun Pollock produced the biggest upset of the tournament as Mumbai Indians - languishing with…
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