Unmukt, Puneet in Delhi squad
Unmukt Chand and Puneet Mehra are the two new faces in the 15-member squad announced by the Delhi & Districts Cricket Association for the Ranji one-dayers to be played in Haryana from February 10-18.
Unmukt Chand and Puneet Mehra are the two new faces in the 15-member squad announced by the Delhi & Districts Cricket Association for the Ranji one-dayers to be played in Haryana from February 10-18.
It was once famously said that the selection of the India team aroused more interest than a cabinet reshuffle. That opinion is not valid anymore because the team gets picked every two weeks nowadays, and selection decisions cause only a minor stir.
Pakistans chief cricket selector Iqbal Qasim has admitted that raising a strong team for next years World Cup would be tough, considering the teams continuing downslide in One-day Internationals.
Pakistans poor performance in both the Test and one-day series against Australia has angered cricket fans in the country.
Cricket board chairman Ejaz Butt today demanded an apology from Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi for the IPL auction fiasco and made it clear that no Pakistani cricketer can play in the twenty20 tournament without PCB permission.
New Zealand Cricket is reportedly in talks with former Australian cricketer Darren Lehman for a coaching assignment with the national squad.
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With a number of frontliners out injured, the national selectors on Thursday named some players who have done consistently well in domestic cricket to the squad for the first Test against South Africa starting in Nagpur on February 6.
Despite the turmoil in their cricket establishment back home, write South Africa off at your own peril, warned Sourav Ganguly, reports Atreyo Mukhopadhyay.
Despite the turmoil in their cricket establishment back home, write South Africa off at your own peril, warned Sourav Ganguly.