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Smith and McKenzie defy England

Mon Jul 14, 2008 12:50 am by CricketPlayer

The Lord's pitch was living up to its reputation of not breaking up, as South Africa's match-saving mission was given a boost by an unbroken opening stand between Graeme Smith and Neil McKenzie. England plugged away, sustaining the pressure with accurate spells of pace and spin, but the visitors have learnt their lesson from a poor first innings.

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Vettori Calls For Common Sense

Sun Jun 22, 2008 9:11 pm by Mad Snake

New Zealand had Brendon McCullum and Scott Styris at the crease, and
only needed a further seven runs in the 20th over to win. The match
was theirs for the taking, provided they didn't lose any further
wickets, and the series would have been levelled. But at 7.25pm, six
balls away from ensuring a result for either side, the umpires …

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Knight Riders to take action against Pak daily

Sun May 18, 2008 10:14 pm by ramzz

KOLKATA: Kolkata Knight Riders on Saturday threatened to take "all actions including legal" against Pakistan daily 'Nation' for its report that fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar was questioned at the Karachi airport for allegedly carrying a large number of syringes.

"We are contemplating all action including legal against the paper," Knight Riders manager Jay Bhattacharjee told newspersons …

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