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Primitive ways work, but not always in the cricket world

The Lord’s had quite a few surprises up their sleeve in the 1999 World Cup. Somshuvra Laha reports.

Terror hits cricket, but India rises to number one

India rises to number one in a year when cricket was plagued by terror. The team celebrated their 100th test victory as it was finally named number one in test cricket.

'Akram wasn't happy with late wife's treatment'

Pakistan's sports minister Pir Aftab Shah Jillani has revealed that former cricket captain Wasim Akram was not satisfied with the medical care provided to his late wife Huma by doctors in Lahore.

Akram's wife dies battling mysterious fever in Chennai

Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram's wife Huma, who was suffering from a "mysterious" fever, died at a hospital here today.

Wrong’uns and silly point

HT takes a look at those not-too-pleasing moments that plagued the last five editions of the Champions Trophy. The event | Men who ruled the mini world

Better respect the reputation of the city!

Even half a century later, if you’re a first-time visitor to Johannesburg, the nerves jangle in much the same way. This city has a reputation, and you’d better respect it. Anand Vasu reports.

Coach driver gifts Ponting shares in football club

Australia skipper Ricky Ponting will take time out from his preparations for this week's fourth Ashes Test on Tuesday to visit minor league English football club Altrincham after becoming a shareholder.

Bitter-sweet Ponting proud to make Border crossing

"I've been around a long time and been fortunate enough to break a few milestone along way. But there's a bitter-sweet taste after getting past the record but not getting a big score," said Ponting, on breaking Border's record.

I had a better technique than Gavaskar: Boycott

Former England opener Geoffrey Boycott believes he was technically superior to Sunil Gavaskar even though his Yorkshire teammate Dicky Bird feels otherwise.

Dream runners

Chandra-Shekhar Tathe. In a world smitten by T20, Tathe wants to keep it simple as he works towards a place in the Indian Test squad. His batting mentality is similar to Rahul Dravid's, he says.

Previous Ashes results

PAST RESULTS
Year Host

Won

Margin
2006-07 Aus Aus 5-0
2005 Eng Eng 2-1
2002-03 Aus Aus 4-1
2001 Eng Aus 4-1
1998–99 Aus Aus 3-1
1997 Eng Aus 3-2
1994–95 Aus Aus 3-1
1993 Eng Aus 4-1
1990–91 Aus Aus 3-0
1989 Eng Aus 4-0
1986–87 Aus Eng 2-1
1985 Eng Eng 3-2
1982–83 Aus Aus 2-1
1981 Eng Eng 3-1
1978–79 Aus Eng 5-1

1st Test: England salvage draw

England's Paul Collingwood’s knock and resilient last-wicket pair of James Anderson and Monty Panesar denied Australia a win in the first Ashes Test against Australia. See Scorecard | See pics

NZ need to devise ways to ground Sehwag

Sunday's game is in Christchurch and I can see the gleam in Sehwag's eye as he eyes those short square boundaries, writes John Wright.

Indian tour started a summer of woes: Ponting

Australia captain Ricky Ponting has admitted that one of the most challenging summers of his career which saw his side falling from the pedestal started with a Test series defeat to India in October last year. The summer saw the end of Australia's domination in world cricket which was evident from their 0-2 defeat in the four-match Test series in India and Test and ODI loss at home against South Africa.
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