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 | Sehwag hopeful of playing in Perth Test
MIL/Agencies/PTI Jan 12, 2008 Author: IR Summary
Canberra: January 12, 2008-IR Summary- After gaining more confidence against the ACT XI, Virender Sehwag is very hopeful of playing in the next match. His success in this match on Saturday was due to his concentration, which is the key to his performance.
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ICC bowed to pressure and removed Steve Bucknor: Clive Lloyd
MIL/Agencies Jan 11, 2008 Author:
January 11, 2008 - West Indies team Manager Clive Lloyd has criticized the International Cricket Council for its decision of replacing Umpire Steve Bucknor for the third Test between Australia and India in Perth. He said that the Council has deliberately bowed to the pressure of BCCI.
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Clive Lloyd’s accusation against ICC on Bucknor’s removal illogical
MIL Jan 11, 2008 Author: IR Summary
June 11, 2008 – In reply to Clive Lloyd’s accusations that ICC have bowed to pressure as spoken to Brian Viner of The Independent, are unfortunate. Comments came from Dr. Raj Baldev, Director Media International in support of the ICC.
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 | Australia designed to win match at India’s cost –Ponting denied
MIL/Agencies Jan 10, 2008 Author:
Melbourne, Australia: January 10, 2008 - Australia’s Cricket Captain Ricky Ponting was disturbed as a result of scornful criticism of the Australian team's harsh behavior, and said that he would, in future, try to improve these lapses.
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| 45. |
 | Deepika not lucky for Yuvraj ?
MIL/Agencies Jan 9, 2008 Author:
January 9, 2008 – Yuvraj might be lucky in his love affairs with Deepika but unlucky in his game after his affairs. The love looks to have intervened in his career, he shall have tough time to be lucky in his future selection. Yuvraj had little leeway from either the Australians or the umpires.
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 | Hair advises Bucknor to retire of his own
MIL/Agencies/PTI Jan 9, 2008 Author:
Melbourne, Australia: January 9, 2007 – It is the right time for West Indies official to retire of his own good, otherwise there are such circumstances when he may be asked to quit, Controversial Australian umpire Darrell Hair said.
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British media intensifies controversy on removing Bucknor, Blames India
MIL/Agencies Jan 9, 2008 Author:
London: January 9, 2008 – Today’s London dispatch says that the controversy over the removal of Steve Bucknor from the series has taken a serious turn.
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 | British Media blame ICC & BCCI on removal of Bucknor from Perth
MIL/IR Summary from London Jan 9, 2008 Author: Dr. Raj Baldev, Director, MIL
New Delhi, India: January 9,2008 - IR Summary - Dr. Raj Baldev, Director Media International Limited, International news agency functioning since 1999, gives his comments to the British Media, and ex member of Pess Council of India, who blamed ICC and BCCI on the issue of removing Steve Bucknor from the Perth Test?
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Poll: Australians hatched conspiracy against India ? - BCCI to abandon the tour
MIL/IR Survey Jan 8, 2008 Author: IR Summary
New Delhi, India: January 8, 2008 – 98% survey of the cricket lovers want BCCI to abandon the Australian tour and boycott the Australian Cricket unless they cancel the 2nd test and apologize. People feel that Sharad Pawar does not want to take a bold step since he wants to remain as Chairman even in future. He apprehends that he may lose the chair due to some harsh action.
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Chuck Bucknor’s Outright removal demanded from ICC panel
MIL/Agencies/PTI Jan 8, 2008 Author:
New Delhi,India: January 8, 2008 - Steve Bucknor has been ousted from the next test, but a former Indian player has demanded his outright removal of the controversial umpire from the ICC Elite Panel.
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 | Bucknor removed, Harbhajan’s ban suspended, Lollypop to a child
MIL/TNN/Agencies Jan 8, 2008 Author: IR Summary
New Delhi, India: January 8, 2008 - (IR Summary) -Steve Bucknor has been removed from officiating in the remaining India-Australia Test series and Harbhajan Singh has been cleared to play till the decision of the appeal is taken and it is an old story now. It is just a small part win and not the real victory. At least of the cricket fans in India and the world are not at all satirized with this sort of lollypop to a child as per International Reporter.
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Deepika not lucky for Yuvraj ?
MIL/Agencies Jan 8, 2008 Author:
January 9, 2008 – Yuvraj might be lucky in his love affairs with Deepika but unlucky in his game after his affairs. The love looks to have intervened in his career, he shall have tough time to be lucky in his future selection. Yuvraj had little leeway from either the Australians or the umpires.
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Harbhajan’s ban suspended, Indian Board's weak letter against designed umpiring
MIL/Agencies/Siffy Jan 7, 2008 Author: IR Summary
Mumbai, India: January 7, 2008 - IR Summary - India's tour of Australia will go on as per schedule as the International Cricket Council (ICC) has suspended three-Test ban imposed on Off-Spinner Harbhajan Singh till an appeal filed by BCCI is decided.
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 | Indian Cricket Board lacks guts, Bhaaji banned, third match to go on
MIL/Agencies/NDTV Jan 6, 2008 Author:
Sydney, Australia: January 6, 2008 – The Cricket History has leveled a blot on empiring in the second Test between India and Australia here today. It has gone to such a low pitch that Australia’s name, which was used to be taken in the Cricket world as a team of excellent sportsmanship, has shaken the cricket lovers all over the world.
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 | Tandulkar’s century makes Australia to lose its psychological superiority over India
MIL/Agencies/HT Jan 5, 2008 Author:
Sydney, Australia : January 4, 2007 - It was a great day for India, when Sachan Tandulkar scored a great century on third day at the SCG and put India ahead of Australian’s first inning score of 453.The Australians had created an impression to the whole world by boasting that India would not be able to win even a single test match. No doubt Australia luckily won the first test by a huge margin on the strength of some wrong decisions given against India.
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2nd Test of India & Australia moving towards an Honorable draw
MIL/Agencies Jan 5, 2008 Author:
Sydney, Australian: January 5, 2008 – IR Summary - Australia’s situation is controlled by Matthew Hayden, who scored his second century of the series today to equal Don Bradman's career tally of 29 test hundreds.
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 | Bhaji’s charges may be dropped in absence of evidence
MIL/Agencies/HT Jan 5, 2008 Author:
Sydney, Australia: January 5, 2008 – The baseless allegation leveled against Indian Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh is getting dimmer, since the Empire did not hear any objectionable word like monkey as alleged.
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 | India vs Australia: second day at SCG witnessed strong Indian reply
MIL/Rediff/cricinfo.com Jan 3, 2008 Author:
The second day of the second Test at SCG witnessed a strong Indian reply.
They made 216-run mark for the first time in the series. With the 3rd consecutive hundred at SCG, VVS Laxman once again proved he's quite able to give a befitting reply to Australia and his 175-run partnership for the 2nd wicket with Rahul Dravid steadied the innings through much of the second
day.
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Viru left out of IInd Test against Australia
MIL/Agencies Jan 1, 2008 Author:
New Delhi: January 1, 2008 - India batsman Virender Sehwag has been left out of the playing eleven whereas Zaheer Khan's fitness might make him sit out as well in the second Test against Australia in Sydney on Wednesday.
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Over confident India gets humiliating 337-run defeat in Ist test
MIL/Agencies/BS Dec 29, 2007 Author: IRS/Ashish Shukla
December 29, 2007 – India was over confident after defeating Pakistan and took the test against Australia light. Dravid was particularly keen to show his feat by opening but his confidence failed miserably. The Indian players disappointed the whole country. Yuv Raj also disappointed the countrymen.
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