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CRICKET NEWS ndtv.com Team India is settled and fearless: Ganguly   Sreesanth replaces Praveen in World Cup squad   Happy with progress at Eden Gardens: ICC   World Cup: Australia's Hussey, Hauritz ruled out   IPL hopeful Ganguly denies reports of retirement   Spot-fixing case: Player bans a sad reality, says PCB   Cricinfo.com(India) Dhoni not pleased with middle-order shot selection MS Dhoni is not pleased that India's middle order let Sri Lanka back in with ill-advised strokes, but he doesn't want to be too harsh on Rohit Sharma   Snehal Pradhan's bowling action cleared Snehal Pradhan, the India Women medium-pacer, can resume bowling at international level after undergoing remedial work on an illegal action, the ICC has said   Rohan Gavaskar quits first-class cricket Rohan Gavaskar, the former India batsman and left-arm spinner, has retired from first-class cricket at the age of 35   The Sahara pullout Full coverage of Sahara's pullout as sponsor of the India national team and owners of the Pune IPL team   All-round Ashwin stars in hard-fought win India's feted openers exited too early, and the inexperienced middle order succumbed to old failings, but their bowling allrounders Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin showed admirable poise to steer a wobbly chase home   'Secret tiebreak rule helped some franchises' The secret tiebreaker rule was devised by Lalit Modi and benefited Mumbai Indians during the 2010 auction, an official from one of the original eight IPL franchises has said   TimesOfIndia Mahela positive despite loss, turmoil Skipper Mahela Jayawardene said there were positive signs for Sri Lankan team after he resumed the role following departures of both their ex-skipper & coach.   Mistakes do happen in the game: Dhoni A win in the end brought back smiles on the face of Dhoni, who despite the sloppiness of India's showing against SL, chose to look at brighter side of things.   Hope BCCI, Sahara sign truce: Ganguly Sourav Ganguly hopes BCCI and Sahara, who owned Pune Warriors before withdrawing in a huff, will sort out their differences and things will be back on track.   Ashwin, Kohli star in win over Sri Lanka R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja put up a fighting 53-run stand for the seventh wicket to steer India to 4-wicket victory over Sri Lanka Commonwealth Bank tri-series.   We fell short of our target: Jayawardene Sri Lankan skipper Mahela Jayawardene said his side fell 30-40 runs short of a competitive total after losing to India by four wickets in a tri-series match.   Sachin should play all matches: Gavaskar With speculation that Tendulkar may be rested for the next match, former India captain Sunil Gavaskar insisted that Sachin should not miss any of the ODIs.   rediff.com Afghanistan cricket set for next chapter Less than four years after playing their first tournament against teams including Japan and Norway, Afghanistan will write a new chapter in their remarkable rise with a One-day International against Pakistan on Friday.   Bracken accuses CA for premature end to his career Former Australian pacer Nathan Bracken has accused Cricket Australia of negligence, arguing their doctors and lead physiotherapist can't provide "competent" medical advice to elite athletes.   Tri-Series: Watson on road to recovery Coach Mickey Arthur is hopeful of Shane Watson returning to the Australian One-day fold in the latter part of the ongoing tri-series, but he is hesitant to put a definitive time frame on the all-rounder's return to the national team.   It was difficult to lift morale of the players: Dhoni Happy with his team's win over Sri Lanka, Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Wednesday said it was nevertheless difficult to lift the team's morale after a series of defeats but it would help if each player learnt from his mistake.   Warner likely to be rested for Sri Lanka match In-form Australian batsman David Warner is likely to be rested for Friday's tri-series match in Perth against Sri Lanka, which could pave the way for Queenslander Peter Forrest making his international debut.   Tendulkar should play all matches, insists Gavaskar Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar on Wednesday suggested that the veteran batsman should not miss any of the One-Day Internationals in the ongoing CB tri-series in Australia.   Cricinfo.com(World) Tigers win maintains Shield final hopes Tasmania kept in touch with the Sheffield Shield pace-setters Queensland and Western Australia with a six-wicket defeat of New South Wales   Warriors win thriller nine down Alister McDermott's seven-wicket haul narrowly failed to earn Queensland a stunning win at the Gabba, where Western Australia chased 68 for victory and got there nine wickets down   Ellis to replace injured Brownlie for Twenty20s Canterbury allrounder Andrew Ellis, who made his international debut in the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe, will replace the injured in the New Zealand Twenty20 squad to face Zimbabwe   Settled hosts meet hesitant visitors An Australian side in the pinkest of form meet Sri Lankan opponents with plenty of improve upon following a first-up loss to India in a mediocre match that was also at the WACA ground   McCullum, openers blitz inept Zimbabwe A violent turn from the openers and a brutal, well-paced 88-ball 119 from Brendon McCullum propelled New Zealand to 373 for 8 in the third one-dayer in Napier   Worcestershire re-sign Ajmal for T20 Worcestershire are confident Ajmal will be able to tie county batsmen in knots this summer and have brought him back for their Friends Life t20 campaign

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