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New Zealand Cricket Chief Scott Weenink Quits After Bitter Dispute Over T20 League
The boss of New Zealand cricket resigned on Friday after a long and bitter dispute with players and member associations over the future of T20 cricket in the country.
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New Zealand Cricket Association Adds Sexual Consent Guidelines In Players' Handbook
New Zealand Cricket Players Association included guidelines related to the importance of consent in sexual relationships in the players' handbook for the first time.
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"IPL Auction Deeply Humiliating, Players Paraded Like Cattle"
580 players were up for auction ahead of the season which runs from April 7 to May 27. The IPL has been boosted by a new five year $2.5-billion media deal.
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South Africa-New Zealand Test Abandoned, Players Frustrated Due to Wet Field
No cricket was played on the last three days of the first Test between South Africa and New Zealand, leading to the abandonment of the Durban Test.
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Chris Cairns' Fate in the Perjury Trial to be Known on Monday
Former New Zealand player Chris Cairns' fate in the perjury trial will be known on Monday after jurors failed to reach a verdict on Friday.
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New Zealand Players Warned of 'Honey Traps' During World Cup
Cricket Players Association and New Zealand Totalisator Agency Board, a statutory body for New Zealand sports betting, believe glamorous women luring stars and then blackmailing them have become one of the biggest risks.
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NZ Cricket Tightens Security Around Domestic T20s
In a bid to curb corruption in cricket, security in domestic T20 matches will be increased while public access to player areas will be strictly controlled.
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Sachin Tendulkar Backs India to Defend World Cup
Sachin Tendulkar feels India has a perfect mix of players who can combine their skills to do well in the ICC World Cup in Autstralia and New Zealand next year.
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Lou Vincent's Ban Might Deter Others From Admitting Any Wrong-Doing: New Zealand Cricket Players' Association Chief
The England and Wales Cricket Board slapped Lou Vincent with 11 life bans, to be served concurrently, after he admitted taking money to manipulate limited-overs matches in the English county competition.
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Brendon McCullum Vows to Continue With Match-Fixing Investigations
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum is reported to have told ICC investigators that in 2008 he was twice approached by an ex-New Zealand international - dubbed in the report as "Player X". That player is said to be Chris Cairns.
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Match-Fixing: Chris Cairns Denies Being 'Player X' in Probe
Former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns has lashed out at speculations that he may be the cricketer who was named by Brendon McCullum and Lou Vincent when they reported being approached to fix matches.
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New Zealand Cricket backs move to give more control to India, Australia, England
While NZC states that New Zealand won't be 'disadvantaged' or 'downgraded' if proposed changes are implemented in ICC's administrative structure, the New Zealand Players' Association has called it 'scheming' by BCCI, CA and ECB.
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David Warner dismisses on-field altercation as 'banter'
Warner and Thami Tsolekile had to be separated by another player and the two umpires when they confronted each other on the last day's play of an unofficial test between Australia A and South Africa A in Pretoria. The game was stopped briefly by the umpires after South Africa A's Vaughn van Jaarsveld pulled Tsolekile away from an angry exchange...
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New Zealand Cricket names 20 contracted players
Promising all-rounder Corey Anderson, Test opening batsman Hamish Rutherford, fast bowler Mitchell McLenaghan, the versatile Tom Latham and Colin Munro and veteran left-arm spinner Bruce Martin have all been included for the first time on the list of players who will be paid retainers.
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ICC Champions Trophy: Former Test players want Pakistan shakeup
Pakistan lost all three group matches to be eliminated from the tournament as their batsmen crumbled against West Indies, South Africa and arch-rival India with the scores of 170, 167 and 165, respectively.
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New Zealand Cricket Chief Scott Weenink Quits After Bitter Dispute Over T20 League
The boss of New Zealand cricket resigned on Friday after a long and bitter dispute with players and member associations over the future of T20 cricket in the country.
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New Zealand Cricket Association Adds Sexual Consent Guidelines In Players' Handbook
New Zealand Cricket Players Association included guidelines related to the importance of consent in sexual relationships in the players' handbook for the first time.
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"IPL Auction Deeply Humiliating, Players Paraded Like Cattle"
580 players were up for auction ahead of the season which runs from April 7 to May 27. The IPL has been boosted by a new five year $2.5-billion media deal.
-
South Africa-New Zealand Test Abandoned, Players Frustrated Due to Wet Field
No cricket was played on the last three days of the first Test between South Africa and New Zealand, leading to the abandonment of the Durban Test.
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Chris Cairns' Fate in the Perjury Trial to be Known on Monday
Former New Zealand player Chris Cairns' fate in the perjury trial will be known on Monday after jurors failed to reach a verdict on Friday.
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New Zealand Players Warned of 'Honey Traps' During World Cup
Cricket Players Association and New Zealand Totalisator Agency Board, a statutory body for New Zealand sports betting, believe glamorous women luring stars and then blackmailing them have become one of the biggest risks.
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NZ Cricket Tightens Security Around Domestic T20s
In a bid to curb corruption in cricket, security in domestic T20 matches will be increased while public access to player areas will be strictly controlled.
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Sachin Tendulkar Backs India to Defend World Cup
Sachin Tendulkar feels India has a perfect mix of players who can combine their skills to do well in the ICC World Cup in Autstralia and New Zealand next year.
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Lou Vincent's Ban Might Deter Others From Admitting Any Wrong-Doing: New Zealand Cricket Players' Association Chief
The England and Wales Cricket Board slapped Lou Vincent with 11 life bans, to be served concurrently, after he admitted taking money to manipulate limited-overs matches in the English county competition.
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Brendon McCullum Vows to Continue With Match-Fixing Investigations
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum is reported to have told ICC investigators that in 2008 he was twice approached by an ex-New Zealand international - dubbed in the report as "Player X". That player is said to be Chris Cairns.
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Match-Fixing: Chris Cairns Denies Being 'Player X' in Probe
Former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns has lashed out at speculations that he may be the cricketer who was named by Brendon McCullum and Lou Vincent when they reported being approached to fix matches.
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New Zealand Cricket backs move to give more control to India, Australia, England
While NZC states that New Zealand won't be 'disadvantaged' or 'downgraded' if proposed changes are implemented in ICC's administrative structure, the New Zealand Players' Association has called it 'scheming' by BCCI, CA and ECB.
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David Warner dismisses on-field altercation as 'banter'
Warner and Thami Tsolekile had to be separated by another player and the two umpires when they confronted each other on the last day's play of an unofficial test between Australia A and South Africa A in Pretoria. The game was stopped briefly by the umpires after South Africa A's Vaughn van Jaarsveld pulled Tsolekile away from an angry exchange...
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New Zealand Cricket names 20 contracted players
Promising all-rounder Corey Anderson, Test opening batsman Hamish Rutherford, fast bowler Mitchell McLenaghan, the versatile Tom Latham and Colin Munro and veteran left-arm spinner Bruce Martin have all been included for the first time on the list of players who will be paid retainers.
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ICC Champions Trophy: Former Test players want Pakistan shakeup
Pakistan lost all three group matches to be eliminated from the tournament as their batsmen crumbled against West Indies, South Africa and arch-rival India with the scores of 170, 167 and 165, respectively.
