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McGrath's marvellous figures of three wickets for 18 runs reminded fans of what the national team is missing and questions were being raised if Australia would have a better chance of winning the Twenty20 World Cup next year with his presence. Full Article at New Kerala
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Sydney, Nov 23(ANI): Former Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath, once again displayed why he will always be one of the best during a Twenty20 charity match between the Australian Cricketers' Association All-Stars and Australia. Full Article at OneIndia
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Pakistan's Shahid Afridi (L) and New Zealand's Brendon McCullum wait for the ball during their second one-day international cricket match in Abu Dhabi on November 6, 2009. View Photo »
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We’ve pencilled this in as one of our major events going into the future. The ICC U19 Cricket World Cup deserves to be put alongside the ICC Cricket World Cup, ICC World Twenty20, ICC Champions Trophy and the ICC Women’s World Cup. This ICC U19 CWC is the most important event that those under-19 players...
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Glenn McGrath showed why batsmen still fear him with 3-18 at the Gabba last night. Photo: Getty Images IF AUSTRALIA lured Glenn McGrath out of retirement, would it have a better chance of winning the Twenty20 World Cup next year? Full Article at The Age
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Old dog … All Star Glenn McGrath celebrates removing Australian opener David Warner with some familiar faces at the Gabba last night. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Source: ReutersNew Zealand's Aaron Redmond hits out during their ICC World Twenty20 cricket super eight match against Ireland Cricketers Neil Broom and Aaron Redmond have owned up to breaking team curfew and inadvertently starting what has been... Full Article at TVNZ
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Pakistan's Shahid Afridi (2nd-R) celebrates with captain Younus Khan (R) and another teammate after the dismissal of New Zealand's Ross Taylor during their second one-day international cricket match in Abu Dhabi on November 6, 2009. View Photo »
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I’m not going to be there in the West Indies (at next spring’s World Twenty20) - so if there are injuries there, or Colly (captain Paul Collingwood) gets injured, someone needs to step up and take over.
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Afridi seals it: a fleeting image, to be captured forever © Getty Images There were so many things to admire in Pakistan's run to the World Twenty20 title. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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• Our thanks go out to the medics on the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for another splendid breach of client-doctor confidentiality. Full Article at Times Online
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 01: Tilakaratne Dilshan of Sri Lanka with The ICC T20 International Performance Of The Year Award at The ICC Awards 2009 held at The Sandton Convention Centre on October 1, 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Britain's Stuart Broad walks back to his bowling mark during the ICC World Twenty20 cricket super eight match against South Africa at Trent Bridge, Nottingham in this June 11, 2009 file photo.
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England's Ravi Bopara bats watched by India's Mahendra Singh Dhoni (R) during the ICC World Twenty20 cricket super eight match at Lord's cricket ground in London in this June 14, 2009 file photo. Three consecutive ducks in his first three tests were the worst of times for Bopara.
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Sri Lankan cricket captain Kumar Sangakkara arrives at the Bandaranayake International airport in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Sri Lankan cricketers arrived Wednesday after winning the runners up trophy of the Twenty20 World Cup final held in England.
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We’ve pencilled this in as one of our major events going into the future. The ICC U19 Cricket World Cup deserves to be put alongside the ICC Cricket World Cup, ICC World Twenty20, ICC Champions Trophy and the ICC Women’s World Cup. This ICC U19 CWC is the most important event that those under-19 players...
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I’m not going to be there in the West Indies (at next spring’s World Twenty20) - so if there are injuries there, or Colly (captain Paul Collingwood) gets injured, someone needs to step up and take over.
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While the emphasis will be on entertainment, the NSP sees the game as a great opportunity to continue our preparation for the ICC World Twenty20 in the West Indies next year
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I don't think there's any doubt Brett is good enough to get to the three key events coming up, the World Twenty20 next year, the Ashes next season and the World Cup in 2011 ... It's an interesting case because although he's had injuries, they've also given him opportunities to have rests. He's probably ...
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They are playing too much Twenty20 right now. We have just had a Twenty20 World Cup and within a year we're going to have another in the Caribbean. It is greed, greed, greed. That is what will kill the game, the greed of the authorities
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Being the captain I have to plan for the World Twenty20 because I want to win it once again -- for my team, for my country and for my people, who are by our wins
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I’ve got the IPL shortly after that, and then the World Twenty20 [starting on April 30]. I just want to get playing as soon as I can, but to give a date is difficult at the moment
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I am becoming more and more responsible with my batting ... I want to help my team win the World Twenty20 again next year and then the bigger prize in the World Cup in two years time.
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Mr Butt sought resumption of the bilateral series but Mr Manohar told him that the Indian team has a choc-a-bloc calendar in the next seven-eight months. We are playing Australia now, then comes Sri Lanka and after that we have Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies. There is simply no space (for a bilat...
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We are playing Australia [ Images ] at the moment and after that we will play Sri Lanka [ Images ]. We will then take on South Africa [ Images ] followed by the Indian Premier League [ Images ] and the World Twenty20 [ Images ] so there is no free space for the Indian team
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For the cricketing-loving people of the Caribbean, the ICC World Twenty20 2010 is a rare opportunity to view the world's top cricketers - both men's and women's - performing at their best. The countdown to April 30 is on.
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Mickey and I will now work out a detailed programme on the way forward which will include putting certain recommendations to the Board on the progress and programmes needed to be put in place ahead of next year's ICC World Twenty20 in the Caribbean and the ultimate goal, the 2011 ICC World Cup on the As...
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I am focusing on two important events (the Twenty20 World Cup in 2010 and the Limited-Overs World Cup in 2011) and that’s why I’m not playing Test matches ... I have not quit playing Test matches and will see after these two major events.
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I've informed the chairman about my views regarding the (World Twenty20) preparations
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Half the time I was in South Africa, some time in England, some time in Australia. When India were winning the World Twenty20, I was in Munich
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I take full credit for it, I bowled badly to Yuvraj (Singh) in 2007 at the first Twenty20 World Cup and if India didn't win the World Cup this wouldn't exist
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We know this is a new ball game and we will approach it with a totally different mindset ... The women's game is still fairly new to the concept but we are confident of coming out victors in this format as well. We still carry a lot of confidence from the last T20 game we played against Australia at the...
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I was sent to the Twenty20 World Cup in England and did fairly well. Even in Sri Lanka, my performance was all right in the ODIs and Twenty20 match but then they dropped me for the Champions Trophy which came as a surprise
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I've always said that it's a competition I would love to take part in at the right time. If the timing is right, if my body is healthy and I'm feeling good and a team wants me, it could be a great opportunity to prepare for what's going to be a huge Twenty20 World Cup
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He is the only captain who has led our team to the title in the World Twenty20 Cup. Pakistan also reached the semifinals of the Champions Trophy under his captaincy.
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He is a good captain, he led Pakistan to the World Twenty20 title ... Then Pakistan beat India and reached the semi-final in the Champions Trophy, which was a big success. His reaction to match-fixing allegations was natural and had I been in his place, my reaction would have been the same. This was una...
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Aaron Redmond made a strong case for his inclusion with confident performances at the World Twenty20 and Champions Trophy
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Afridi is my Twenty20 captain and there is a Twenty20 World Cup not so long from now in the West Indies
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