Cricket

Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar

Tendulkar eyes 100th century in 2000th test

LONDON, (Reuters) – Sachin Tendulkar at the peak of  his considerable powers can mark the 2,000th test at Lord’s  starting today with an unprecedented 100th international  century at the headquarters of world cricket when India face  England.

Monty Panesar
Monty Panesar

Panesar helps Tendulkar prepare for Lord’s test

LONDON, (Reuters) – England left-arm spinner Monty  Panesar has been bowling at Sachin Tendulkar in the Lord’s nets  as the Indian master prepares for the first test starting at  world cricket’s headquarters today.

 Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Mahendra Singh Dhoni

Captains disagree on ball-tracking technology

LONDON, (Reuters) – England captain Andrew Strauss  expressed reservations yesterday about the decision to  dispense with ball-tracking technology during the four-test  series against India starting at Lord’s today.

Jamaica crush T&T by 10 wickets

Jamaica crushed Trinidad and Tobago by 10 wickets in their opening match in the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) under-19 three-day tourney held at the Everest Cricket Club ground yesterday.

T20-Cann blasts another 50 as Bermuda edge Suriname

LAUDERHILL, Florida, CMC – Bermuda notched up their second win but almost came unstuck in a rain-hit match before beating Suriname by eight runs on the Duckworth-Lewis method in an ICC Americas Region Division One Twenty20 Championship match here on Tuesday.

Star batsman Chanderpaul Hemraj top-scored for Guyana with a well compiled 88.

Victory in sight

Guyana’s Under-19 cricketers closed the second day of their opening West Indies Cricket Board three-day match against the Leeward Islands with an outright victory in sight after a day in which they thoroughly dominated the visitors at the Providence National Stadium.

Barbados take driver’s seat

Enterprising partnerships along with half centuries from Anthony Alleyne and Shane Paris firmly placed Barbados in the driver’s seat over the Windward Islands going into the final day today of their first round WICB three-day tournament at the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) ground.

Jamaica in strong position against T&T

A fine all-round effort from Donovan Nelson placed Jamaica in a strong position against Trinidad and Tobago after the conclusion of the second day of the three-day West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) under-19 tournament at the Everest Cricket Club ground yesterday.

Chanderpaul Hemraj drives through the on-side during his unbeaten 72 at the close of play yesterday.

Guyana take charge of opening U-19 clash

Led by a 4-wicket haul by Essequibo all-rounder Anthony Adams and an unbeaten 72 by star batsman Chanderpaul Hemraj, Guyana closed the first day of their opening 2011 West Indies Cricket Board Under-19 tournament match with a first innings advantage of 44 runs over the Leeward Islands.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni

Dhoni determined to extend India’s dominance

NEW DELHI, (Reuters – Apart from motorcycles,  Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s obsession is firearms and the India  captain would be thoroughly justified in believing he has enough  ammunition to foil any bid to topple his team from the top of  the test rankings.

Andrew Strauss

Four-man England attack faces sternest test

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Andrew Strauss delivers a  spirited defence of his preference for a four-man attack in his  latest book, asserting that research shows England win more  matches with an extra batsman than they do with a fifth bowler.

Batsmen prosper on rainy second day

India’s bowlers continued to find it hard going yesterday at Taunton as Somerset amassed 425 for 3 before declaring shortly before their allotted 100-over first innings was completed.

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