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World Cup to World Cup, Yuvraj Singh Keeps Fighting 'U-Turns'
He admits he may never play for India again but Yuvraj Singh says giving up is not an option. Player of the tournament in the 2011 World Cup, his life turned upside down when he was detected with cancer. He fought it successfully and emerged on a high but now faces an uphill battle once again - this time to make it to the team for the World Cup in ...
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World Cup 2015 tickets to go on sale next year
The organisers are expecting more than a million people to attend matches and more than a billion to watch on television.
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Cricket World Cup 2015: Pakistan fans yearn to break jinx against arch-rivals India
India and Pakistan figure in group B of the ICC World Cup. The former champions clash in Adelaide on February 15.
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ICC announces 2015 Cricket World Cup fixtures, Highlights: India, Pakistan in same pool
The ICC officially launched the 2015 Cricket World Cup which will be held in Australia and New Zealand.
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Poonam Pandey: We welcome a porn star but frown at our own daughter
The posters of Nasha reportedly irked the members of a political party so much that they pulled it down. Poonam Pandey, who plays the lead in the erotic thriller, says it has hurt her sentiments.
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Ireland, Holland lock horns to ensure ICC World Cup 2015 berth
The ICC WCLC features the top eight Associate and Affiliate teams - Afghanistan, Canada, Ireland, Kenya, Namibia, Netherlands, Scotland and the UAE - and is a seven-round competition that provides direct qualification opportunities to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.
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Tendulkar hints 2015 World Cup is possible
Sachin Tendulkar made it clear on Sunday that he does not intend to retire anytime soon and left open the possibility of playing in the 2015 World Cup.
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John Harnden named 2015 World Cup chief executive
John Harnden, the chief executive of the South Australian Cricket Association (SACA), has been appointed the chief executive of the 2015 World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand.
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ICC allows 14 teams for 2015 World Cup
The 2015 World Cup will comprise of 14 teams, a change from the original ten-team format. The development means that four Associate teams will now be part of the tournament, after the ICC's initial decision to exclude them, as it was in the 2011 World Cup.
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Hayden backs elite World Cup format
Former Australia opening batsman Matthew Hayden has come out in support of ICC
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Associate nations request ICC to hold emergency meeting
The associate nations have requested International Cricket Council (ICC) to hold emergency meetings with their representatives before the ICC executive committee reviews its decision on the composition of the 2015 World Cup.
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ICC board to reconsider 2015 World Cup line-up in June
Protests from second-tier teams furious at being excluded from the 2015 World Cup have caused the International Cricket Council boss to say he'll ask the executive board to reconsider the move.
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Rajapaksa prays for success of Lankan cricket team
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Friday offered prayers at the Lord Venkateswara temple in Tirupati for the success of his nation's cricket team in the World Cup final against India in Mumbai on Saturday.Temple sources said that Rajapaksa, after an overnight stay, would proceed to Mumbai on Saturday to watch the final match at the Wankhede...
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Guard caught selling World Cup tickets in black fired
After an NDTV's expose, that showed black marketing of World Cup final tickets at the Wankhede stadium, Nilesh Kadam, a security guard with Topsgrup has been fired.Earlier, the BCCI's Ratnakar Shetty had told NDTV that the security personnel involved in black marketing of tickets have been identified following the expose and that the security agenc...
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Aamir, SRK to add star power at Wankhede Stadium
Actors Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan seem to be the only top stars who will be cheering the Men in Blue.
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World Cup to World Cup, Yuvraj Singh Keeps Fighting 'U-Turns'
He admits he may never play for India again but Yuvraj Singh says giving up is not an option. Player of the tournament in the 2011 World Cup, his life turned upside down when he was detected with cancer. He fought it successfully and emerged on a high but now faces an uphill battle once again - this time to make it to the team for the World Cup in ...
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World Cup 2015 tickets to go on sale next year
The organisers are expecting more than a million people to attend matches and more than a billion to watch on television.
-
Cricket World Cup 2015: Pakistan fans yearn to break jinx against arch-rivals India
India and Pakistan figure in group B of the ICC World Cup. The former champions clash in Adelaide on February 15.
-
ICC announces 2015 Cricket World Cup fixtures, Highlights: India, Pakistan in same pool
The ICC officially launched the 2015 Cricket World Cup which will be held in Australia and New Zealand.
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Poonam Pandey: We welcome a porn star but frown at our own daughter
The posters of Nasha reportedly irked the members of a political party so much that they pulled it down. Poonam Pandey, who plays the lead in the erotic thriller, says it has hurt her sentiments.
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Ireland, Holland lock horns to ensure ICC World Cup 2015 berth
The ICC WCLC features the top eight Associate and Affiliate teams - Afghanistan, Canada, Ireland, Kenya, Namibia, Netherlands, Scotland and the UAE - and is a seven-round competition that provides direct qualification opportunities to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.
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Tendulkar hints 2015 World Cup is possible
Sachin Tendulkar made it clear on Sunday that he does not intend to retire anytime soon and left open the possibility of playing in the 2015 World Cup.
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John Harnden named 2015 World Cup chief executive
John Harnden, the chief executive of the South Australian Cricket Association (SACA), has been appointed the chief executive of the 2015 World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand.
-
ICC allows 14 teams for 2015 World Cup
The 2015 World Cup will comprise of 14 teams, a change from the original ten-team format. The development means that four Associate teams will now be part of the tournament, after the ICC's initial decision to exclude them, as it was in the 2011 World Cup.
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Hayden backs elite World Cup format
Former Australia opening batsman Matthew Hayden has come out in support of ICC
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Associate nations request ICC to hold emergency meeting
The associate nations have requested International Cricket Council (ICC) to hold emergency meetings with their representatives before the ICC executive committee reviews its decision on the composition of the 2015 World Cup.
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ICC board to reconsider 2015 World Cup line-up in June
Protests from second-tier teams furious at being excluded from the 2015 World Cup have caused the International Cricket Council boss to say he'll ask the executive board to reconsider the move.
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Rajapaksa prays for success of Lankan cricket team
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Friday offered prayers at the Lord Venkateswara temple in Tirupati for the success of his nation's cricket team in the World Cup final against India in Mumbai on Saturday.Temple sources said that Rajapaksa, after an overnight stay, would proceed to Mumbai on Saturday to watch the final match at the Wankhede...
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Guard caught selling World Cup tickets in black fired
After an NDTV's expose, that showed black marketing of World Cup final tickets at the Wankhede stadium, Nilesh Kadam, a security guard with Topsgrup has been fired.Earlier, the BCCI's Ratnakar Shetty had told NDTV that the security personnel involved in black marketing of tickets have been identified following the expose and that the security agenc...
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Aamir, SRK to add star power at Wankhede Stadium
Actors Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan seem to be the only top stars who will be cheering the Men in Blue.
