Cricket-Former NZ captain Crowe aims for return at 49
Former New Zealand cricket captain Martin Crowe, who retired 13 years ago, is to play club cricket later this year with the ultimate aim of playing first class cricket at the age of 49.

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Cricket: Clarke named Australian captain
Michael Clarke has been named Australia’s 43rd test cricket captain, replacing Ricky Ponting who stepped down Tuesday after a nine-year reign.Clarke’s appointment as test and one-day captain was announced at a news conference…

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Cricket: Ponting steps down as captain
Ricky Ponting retired Tuesday as Australia cricket captain, ending a nine-year career that made him one of the country’s most successful skippers, but was marred recently by humiliating team performances at the World Cup and in the…

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BCCI Continuously take surprise decisions, what would you think, will Dhoni will success in 2011??, Shall he continued his form?? or any one replace his place..
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Cricket-SAfrica captain tells ICC to push harder on reviews
The International Cricket Council should take responsibility for implementing the umpire review system itself and remove the right of test teams to opt out, South Africa captain Graeme Smith said on Wednesday.

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Team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni celebrates his 28th birthday today.

Cricket: Lawyer for ex-Pakistan captain slams ICC official
The lawyer for suspended former Pakistan captain Salman Butt on Saturday lashed out at a top cricket official who said he would be “disappointed” if players in a spot-fixing case were acquitted.Butt is facing an International…

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