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Another continent, but the same story yet again: Global news agencies including Agence France-Presse, Associated Press, Reuters and Getty Images have refused to cover the first Cricket Test Match between Australia and New Zealand, citing a now familiar issue - discrimination over Web coverage, reports the AFP. Cricket Australia has demanded the right to choose which of the agencies’ clients can receive photographs and text coverage of the Test Matches, and which of them cannot. The battle is
India won the 3rd ODI against England by 16 runs on Duckworth Lewis method as bad light stopped play in Kanpur. This means India has won three out of three matches so far in the series. Scorecard - India win 3rd ODI Kevin Pieterson won the toss for England and chose to bat first on a not so easy paced wicket. They started well as Ravi Bopara was promoted to the opener’s slot in place of Matt Prior. They were severely harsh on Ishant Sharma who didn’t seem a hundred percent on his return from
Former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly has been nominated to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Technical Committee. Ganguly has been nominated to the BCCI Technical Committee, a release from the BCCI secretary N Srinivasan said on Thursday. The former India captain retired from international cricket just after the recently concluded home series against Australia, which the hosts won 2-0. And barely two weeks after his retirement, Ganguly is being inducted into the committee that
Just days after retiring from international cricket, Sourav Ganguly is set to make yet another comeback. This time the former Indian skipper has joined hands with BCCI as part of the technical committee. Sourav Ganguly will join the panel headed by Sunil Gavaskar and look into the technical aspects of the game in the country. The Committee members will frame rules and regulations for all the domestic and international tournaments in India. The BCCI's technical committee is headed by former capt
Embattled Pakistan speedster Mohammad Asif has been offered to play in the unsanctioned Indian Cricket League. The pacer could snap his ties with the IPL because of the rigours of going through a tribunal for his appeal against a doping ban. The Pakistan Cricket Board has withdrawn legal support sought by Asif to fight his case as he is to appear before the tribunal on November 29. The distraught fast bowler is now considering a move to the ICL. “When no one is coming to my support I have no
