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England rest Anderson as knee injury causes concern

EAST LONDON, South Africa, (Reuters) – Pace bowler Jimmy Anderson will miss England’s two-day warm-up against a SA  Provincial XI on Wednesday with his niggling knee injury causing  concern ahead of next week’s first test against South Africa.

Gayle’s masterpiece keeps Windies in charge

Adelaide, Australia: Chris Gayle batted for the entire fourth day to set up what is sure to be an enthralling final day at the Adelaide Oval, with all three outcomes very possible and an outright result to the Second Test still highly probable.

Windies must play horses for courses

By Orin Davidson West Indies has given short shrift to spin bowling over the years, but Sulieman Benn proved it is the way to go for this Test and the remainder of the series Down Under.

Former NBA referee says mob made death threats

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Former NBA referee Tim Donaghy, recently released from jail after serving most of a  15-month sentence for taking bribes to provide tips on games, said in an interview aired on Sunday that he had received death  threats from organized crime.

T&T manager eyeing regional first-class title

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Trinidad and Tobago’s cricket team manager Colin Borde is confident his side can add the West Indies 2010 Four-Day title to the One-Day and Twenty20 regional crowns they now hold.

Another hundred for Marshall in Jamaica trials

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Out-of-favour West Indies opener Xavier Marshall cracked his second consecutive trial match hundred Sunday as he continues his build up for the 2010 West Indies first-class season starting next month.

Reprimand for Bollinger’s dissent

ADELAIDE, Australia, CMC – Australian pacer Doug Bollinger has received an official reprimand for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during the fourth day’s play in the second cricket Test against the West Indies at the Adelaide Oval.

Coach Williams glorifies Gayle’s century

ADELAIDE, Australia, CMC – West Indies coach David Williams has glorified Chris Gayle’s brilliant century in the second Test against Australia yesterday and described it as “an unbelievable innings”.

‘This one’s for you mom,’

-Gayle dedicates hundred to mother and eyes victory against Aussies ADELAIDE, Australia, CMC – Chris Gayle yesterday dedicated his timely undefeated century to his mother and supporters and declared West Indies were eyeing a possible upset win over Australia.

Sangakkara laments costly umpiring decisions

MUMBAI, (Reuters) – Umpiring decisions cost Sri Lanka  more than 500 runs and several wickets in their three-test  series against India and the ICC’s new review system should be  used in all tests, captain Kumar Sangakkara said on Sunday.

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