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BRIEF-Cricket-Banned Rana Naved renews contract with Tasmania (Reuters via Yahoo! Sports)
March 16, 2010Pakistani paceman Rana Naved has renewed his contract with Australian state side Tasmania just days after being slapped with a one-year ban from international cricket by his country's board.
Pakistan Cricket Board defends sanctions (BigPond News)
March 16, 2010The Pakistan Cricket Board is standing by heavy sanctions it handed down against seven players last week.
Pakistan Cricket Board defends sanctions (Sky News Australia)
March 16, 2010The Pakistan Cricket Board has stood by the heavy sanctions it handed down against seven players last week despite team manager Abdul Raquib denying he had complained about indiscipline during the recent tours of New Zealand and Australia.
Tiger Woods’ Promoter Joins Ambani to Wean India Off Cricket (BusinessWeek)
March 16, 2010IMG Worldwide Inc., which manages the careers of Tiger Woods and Maria Sharapova, teamed up with Asia’s richest man to popularize games including basketball and soccer in India, a nation obsessed with cricket.
Tiger Woods’ Promoter Joins Ambani to Wean India Off Cricket (Bloomberg)
March 16, 2010March 15 (Bloomberg) -- IMG Worldwide Inc., which manages the careers of Tiger Woods and Maria Sharapova , teamed up with Asia’s richest man to popularize games including basketball and soccer in India, a nation obsessed with cricket.
Cricket: New Zealand tour to Zimbabwe off again (Sports Illustrated)
March 16, 2010WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- New Zealand Cricket has cancelled its June tour to Zimbabwe but may play scheduled matches later at a neutral venue.
Cricket: Southee climbs bowling rankings (Otago Daily Times)
March 16, 2010Black Caps batsman Ross Taylor and pace bowler Tim Southee have climbed the world cricket rankings, after the five-match Chappell-Hadlee series against Australia.
Cricket gets priority over maths in PM's home (Stuff)
March 16, 2010Cricket trumps maths homework in the Prime Minister's home, John Key has revealed.
New Zealand Calls Off Zimbabwe Cricket Tour on Security Concern (Bloomberg)
March 16, 2010March 15 (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand’s cricket team called off a planned tour to Zimbabwe in June because of the security situation in the southern African country, Chief Executive Officer Justin Vaughan said.
Decision to can cricket tour ‘ridiculous’ says Zimbabwe minister (3news)
March 16, 2010The NZ cricket team's decision not to play in Zimbabwe has sparked a row.
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