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SAF Games may be moved to Sri Lanka
Islamabad: The ninth South Asian Federation Games, which has been postponed thrice due to different reasons, may be shifted from Pakistan to Sri Lanka, top officials said on Saturday.
National
India to play World Group play-off in Holland
London: India has drawn Netherlands in its World Group play-off tie of the Davis Cup team tennis competition.
Cricket
White out for three months with rib surgery
Leeds: All-rounder Craig White will be out of action for England for three months after undergoing surgery just days ahead of the start of the English cricket season.
Blewett is Symonds' Kent stand-in
London: Australia batsman Greg Blewett will stand in for compatriot Andrew Symonds as a Kent overseas player for the first six weeks of the season, the English county confirmed on Wednesday.
County cricket was something I set my goals on: Rhodes
Bristol: Jonty Rhodes is aiming to put his World Cup heartbreak behind him by leading Gloucestershire back to the top flight of English county cricket.
Cronje is history, his era is over: Smith
Dhaka: South Africa's new skipper Graeme Smith on Wednesday said they had to look ahead and forget the time when Hansie Cronje was captain of their national team. "I never played with Cronje and so have no memories of him. That age is over," said Smith, having a jab at players who had spoken highly of the late-disgraced Cronje during this year's World Cup.
No positive doping tests at World Cup: ICC
London: Doping controls at a World Cup produced no positive tests, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Wednesday.
Highest Test-cap record nothing to crow about: Waugh
Georgetown: Steve Waugh will become cricket's most-capped player when he plays in his 157th
Test match against the West Indies in the first Test at the Bourda ground on Thursday.
Indian newcomers eager to make it count
Kolkata: With a spring in their steps and eyes brimming with confidence, the rookies in the Indian
team are aspiring to make their national call memorable with scintillating performances in the
Bangladesh tri-series.
India, SA have a lot of young blood: Ganguly
Kolkata: Indian skipper Saurav Ganguly on Wednesday said the triangular series in Bangladesh would be 'a good challenge' for his wards, but the team would feel the absence of physio Andrew Leipus during the championship beginning on April 11. "We will miss Leipus. It will be hot there so we needed a physio," Ganguly said.
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