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Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Nasim Ashraf resigns - The Canadian Press Posted August 18th, 2008 Cricket World View Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Nasim Ashraf resignsThe Canadian Press, Pakistan -1 hour agoRAWALPINDI, Pakistan - Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Nasim Ashraf stepped down Monday after Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf announced his resignation …Cricket-Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ashraf resignsReuters.ukAshraf resigns as PCB chairmanCricInfo.comEngland to discuss C
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Sky News Cricket-Rain ruins England's one dayer against Scotland Reuters.uk, UK - 3 hours ago LONDON, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Rain ruined the first competitive one-day international between Scotland and England in Edinburgh on Monday. ... Cricket: Scotland v England at the Grange Scotsman England cricket team hit by injury worries AFP England set for their highland fling CricInfo.com Independent - Telegraph.co.uk all 535 news articles
The Zimbabwe Cricket board has failed to back Peter Chingoka's compromise deal that would have seen Zimbabwe withdraw from next year's World Twenty20 in exchange for a guarantee that they would still receive their income from the tourney. Speaking to the Sunday News, Chingoka revealed that "clarification" of the deal was required: "We met as a board to consider our pullout from the ICC World Twenty20. We have been given instructions by our board to clarify certain issues with the ICC." As a r
I was convinced I was dying - Trescothick August 18th, 2008 Marcus Trescothick has revealed the depths of his illness which forced him to fly home from the last Ashes tour and pushed him into early international retirement. In extracts from his new autobiography, serialised by the News of the World, Trescothick admits he considered self-harming when he was at his lowest moments. Trescothick was first affected on the 2006 tour of India when he flew home early and initially the extent of his p