Sunday, May 23, 2010
ICC World Cup 2011 | Umpire Decision Review System | Annual Meeting of ICC Cricket Committee
Schedule of ASIA Cup 2010 | Fixture of ASIA Cup 2010 | ASIA Cup Cricket Update | ASIA CUP SRI LANKA 2010
Jun 15, 2010 (14:30 local, 09:00 GMT)
Bangladesh v India at Dambulla
Jun 16, 2010 (14:30 local, 09:00 GMT)
Sri Lanka v Bangladesh at Dambulla
Jun 18, 2010 (14:30 local, 09:00 GMT)
India v Pakistan at Dambulla
Jun 19, 2010 (14:30 local, 09:00 GMT)
Bangladesh v Pakistan at Dambulla
Jun 21, 2010 (14:30 local, 09:00 GMT)
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
“We got beaten by a good side. England outplayed us” –Michael Clarke
Bangladesh A under serious pressure against West Indies A | Day 2 of 1st unofficial test match
A story of England’s World Cup | A much awaited dream for England
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Final match preview of ICC World T20 | Australia versus England
Mike Hussey gives Australia an unbelievable win to reach into the final | 2nd Semi final between Aus and Pak
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
National Service pilot project | One family one job | Government’s employment policy
Australia facing Pakistan in 2nd Semi final
Monday, May 10, 2010
South Africa is almost out of the tournament | Pakistan beat South Africa by 11 runs
South Africa was one of the top favorite team to achieve the trophy of ICC World T20. But they are almost out of the tournament now. South Africa were knocked out of the World Twenty20 by living up to their reputation of coming up short in crunch matches with an inexplicably limp batting display after a Charl Langeveldt masterclass in end-innings bowling had kept Pakistan to a gettable total. The bedrock of the defending champions' first victory in the Super Eights were Saeed Ajmal's doosras and a sparkling Umar Akmal cameo, but Pakistan will also thank the redoubtable South African top-order for idling early in the chase. read details on ICC World Cricket
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Sri Lanka beat Zimbabwe by 14 runs with D/L method | ICC World T20
Batting was expected to be difficult on a slow and low pitch in Providence but the touch artist Mahela Jayawardene sparkled with a delightful ton, only the fourth batsman to hit a Twenty20 hundred, to charge Sri Lanka to 173. A heavy downpour after one over into the chase left Zimbabwe needing 104 from 11 initially, but it rained again to terminate the match after five overs were completed. read more about this news in ICC World Cricket