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Idris Elba Breaks 88-Year-Old Flying Mile Speed Record
Idris Elba, the British actor renowned for his roles in Luther and The Wire, broke the historic 'Flying Mile' UK land speed record set by Sir Malcolm Campbell in 1927.
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Clive Lloyd, Malcolm Gray and Malcolm Speed oppose ICC revamp plan
The trio feels that more powers to India, Australia and England will mean that developing nations in cricket will lose an enormous percentage of projected revenue.
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Blinkers on at Champions Trophy
Infamously called the 'unwanted child' of world cricket by Malcolm Speed, the former CEO of the International Cricket Council, the Champions Trophy is now tottering on its last legs.
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Former ICC chief rues lack of power
Former ICC chief, Malcolm Speed, has rued the lack of power for the game's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) during his tenure as a major hurdle in unearthing the match-fixers.
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Associate nations must get a chance: Speed
Former International Cricket Council chief executive Malcolm Speed feels that although decision to curtail the number of teams for the next World Cup to 10 is justified, the associate nations should get a chance to qualify for the two spots during the 2015 edition Down Under.
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Suspend Pakistan team for match-fixing allegations: Speed
Allegations of spot-fixing is "endemic" to Pakistan cricket and suspending the entire team is an option, feels former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed.
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ICC not bound to take action against Speed
The PCB is unlikely to achieve anything by writing to the ICC about the disparaging remarks made by former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed against Ijaz Butt.
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PCB confirms of writing to ICC on Speed's remark
PCB has confirmed that it had written to ICC expressing displeasure over former ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed's derogatory remark on the Howard issue.
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Butt refuses to react to Speed's buffoon jibe
Called a "buffoon" by former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed but Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt has refused to react to the stinging comment.
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Pawar knows little of cricket, has to feed Indians first: Speed
Sharad Pawar does not qualify to be ICC President as he knows "little about cricket administration", said former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed.
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Speed backs Howard's nomination for ICC president-elect
Former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed feels John Howard will win the support of India and will become the next president -elect of the ICC.
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Mumbai will be off-limits for teams: Speed
Former ICC chief Malcolm Speed fears Mumbai would not be a favourite venue for foreign teams after the recent terror attacks.
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BCCI does not control world cricket: Speed
Former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed has dismissed suggestions that India is trying to take over the sport by flexing its financial muscle.
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Dalmiya terms Speed's exit 'unfortunate'
Former ICC President Jagmohan Dalmiya described the removal of ICC CEO Malcolm Speed as unfortunate, saying the world body's image has taken a beating.
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Speed's 'disgraceful' exit will erode ICC credibility: Mani
Former ICC President Ehsan Mani has lashed out at cricket's world governing body for the "disgraceful" handling of Malcolm Speed's premature exit as C
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Idris Elba Breaks 88-Year-Old Flying Mile Speed Record
Idris Elba, the British actor renowned for his roles in Luther and The Wire, broke the historic 'Flying Mile' UK land speed record set by Sir Malcolm Campbell in 1927.
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Clive Lloyd, Malcolm Gray and Malcolm Speed oppose ICC revamp plan
The trio feels that more powers to India, Australia and England will mean that developing nations in cricket will lose an enormous percentage of projected revenue.
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Blinkers on at Champions Trophy
Infamously called the 'unwanted child' of world cricket by Malcolm Speed, the former CEO of the International Cricket Council, the Champions Trophy is now tottering on its last legs.
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Former ICC chief rues lack of power
Former ICC chief, Malcolm Speed, has rued the lack of power for the game's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) during his tenure as a major hurdle in unearthing the match-fixers.
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Associate nations must get a chance: Speed
Former International Cricket Council chief executive Malcolm Speed feels that although decision to curtail the number of teams for the next World Cup to 10 is justified, the associate nations should get a chance to qualify for the two spots during the 2015 edition Down Under.
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Suspend Pakistan team for match-fixing allegations: Speed
Allegations of spot-fixing is "endemic" to Pakistan cricket and suspending the entire team is an option, feels former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed.
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ICC not bound to take action against Speed
The PCB is unlikely to achieve anything by writing to the ICC about the disparaging remarks made by former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed against Ijaz Butt.
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PCB confirms of writing to ICC on Speed's remark
PCB has confirmed that it had written to ICC expressing displeasure over former ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed's derogatory remark on the Howard issue.
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Butt refuses to react to Speed's buffoon jibe
Called a "buffoon" by former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed but Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt has refused to react to the stinging comment.
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Pawar knows little of cricket, has to feed Indians first: Speed
Sharad Pawar does not qualify to be ICC President as he knows "little about cricket administration", said former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed.
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Speed backs Howard's nomination for ICC president-elect
Former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed feels John Howard will win the support of India and will become the next president -elect of the ICC.
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Mumbai will be off-limits for teams: Speed
Former ICC chief Malcolm Speed fears Mumbai would not be a favourite venue for foreign teams after the recent terror attacks.
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BCCI does not control world cricket: Speed
Former ICC CEO Malcolm Speed has dismissed suggestions that India is trying to take over the sport by flexing its financial muscle.
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Dalmiya terms Speed's exit 'unfortunate'
Former ICC President Jagmohan Dalmiya described the removal of ICC CEO Malcolm Speed as unfortunate, saying the world body's image has taken a beating.
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Speed's 'disgraceful' exit will erode ICC credibility: Mani
Former ICC President Ehsan Mani has lashed out at cricket's world governing body for the "disgraceful" handling of Malcolm Speed's premature exit as C
