 AFP | Indian cricket's longest benefactor Sahara snaps ties with game Times of India BANGALORE: In a development that rattled Indian cricket on Saturday, its longstanding friend and benefactor, Sahara India Parivar, snapped all ties with the game. A couple of hours before the IPL auctions were scheduled, Sahara walked out. Indian cricket loses its Sahara Sahara India's withdrawal fresh crisis for beleaguered cricket, BCCI India cricket team lose chief sponsor |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Clarke won't oppose more T20s Sydney Morning Herald Photo: Getty Images MICHAEL CLARKE will not stand in the way if Cricket Australia stages more Twenty20 internationals at the expense of one-day matches even as it prepares to co-host the World Cup in 2015. After a short but hugely popular Twenty20 ... Fans may see more Twenty20 games in Australia Clarke: We start as favourites T20 cricket cannot be stopped, will kill everything in its way: Dean Jones |
 Brisbane Times | Cricket's forgotten men cash in Adelaide Now One of the forgotten men of Australian men of Australian cricket, Mitchell Johnson, has received a lucrative lifeline from the IPL. Picture: William West/AFP Photo Source: AdelaideNow AUSTRALIA'S forgotten men of cricket Mitchell Johnson, ... Grand summer rolls on for returning Australian spinner Brad Hogg |
 Daily Mail | Cricket-Younus century leaves England in dire straits Reuters UK This test, being played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, had already seen 22 wickets fall in less than two days. Six wickets tumbled in the morning session. Both Pakistani openers were dismissed cheaply. James Anderson struck first, ... The review-free afternoon in Dubai was brilliant, as were Younus Khan and ... England v Pakistan third Test: Day cricket went mad as England blow it again Pakistan v England: Jonathan Agnew column |
 The Express Tribune | Cricket: Mahmood lands IPL contract The Express Tribune By Agencies Ravindra Jadeja was bought by Chennai Super Kings after an intense bidding war with Deccan Chargers. PHOTO: AFP Azhar Mahmood was the only player from Pakistan to earn a contract in the lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL) when he was ... Cricket-Jadeja hits IPL jackpot, England players ignored Big names miss out but Jadeja bags the big bucks Jadeja most expensive player at IPL auction |
Dream alive for AFL and cricket matches in Ballarat Herald Sun EXCLUSIVE: CRICKET and AFL officials could join forces in an effort to revive the dream of creating a boutique sporting stadium in Ballarat. A year after the Baillieu Government abandoned previous Brumby government plans to create a $30 million venue ... |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Forrest's strength comes from battling adversity Sydney Morning Herald AT HIS first cricket training session when he was seven-years-old, Peter Forrest felt so humiliated after he tripped and landed flat on his face as he ran into bowl that he pleaded for his grandfather Ern to take him home because he was ''hopeless''. Forrest's road to the top is paved with pain |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Improvements that Twenty20 cricket desperately needs The Roar By Elisha Pearce, 4 Feb 2012 Elisha Pearce is a Roar Guru In the last few years, cricket came to a crossroads, took a turn to the capitalist right, and blew on through a few more intersections. So here we are, with Twenty20 cricket threatening to take ... India show up at MCG to play Australia v India LIVE tonight Australia wins in chaos that is the T20 circus |
Cricket: Contract list is just not cricket New Zealand Herald Answer: They all have national cricket contracts with salaries of $72000 or more but are not playing at international level. That highlights a bigger personnel issue for New Zealand Cricket. Why do the contract lists and actual New Zealand playing XIs ... |
Former Test captain Steve Waugh talks about all things cricket with Robert ... Courier Mail Warner is changing the face of cricket. I have told my young bloke who is 12 that you are going to have to start batting left-handed as well because by the time you reach 19 it will be expected batsmen will have to bat with both hands and maybe bowlers ... |
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