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INDIA

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/ 20 February 2011

Kenya, Canada steamrollered at World Cup

New Zealand crushed Kenya on Sunday in an embarrassingly one-sided World Cup mismatch.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 20 February 2011

New Zealand crush Kenya for a perfect start

New Zealand crushed Kenya by 10 wickets in a grossly lop-sided Group A match for a perfect start to their World Cup campaign on Sunday.

By Amlan Chakraborty
Cricket World Cup final venue fails fire inspection
Article
/ 18 February 2011

Cricket World Cup final venue fails fire inspection

Wankhede Stadium, venue for the Cricket World Cup final on April 2, has not met fire safety standards, the chief fire officer for Mumbai said.

By Sudipto Ganguly
Two faces of India
Article
/ 18 February 2011

Two faces of India

In the north wheat is a staple food, whereas the rest of its cuisine is usually spicy, with a strong emphasis on milk-based dishes.

By Firdoze Moonda
Curtain up on Cricket World Cup marathon
Article
/ 17 February 2011

Curtain up on Cricket World Cup marathon

The 10th cricket World Cup opened in a blaze of colour on Thursday, launching a gruelling 49-match, six-week sporting marathon.

By Staff Reporter
World Cup wide open, say captains
Article
/ 17 February 2011

World Cup wide open, say captains

SA’s Graeme Smith and India’s Mahendra Singh Dhoni joined a chorus of World Cup skippers predicting a closely contested tournament.

By Kuldip Lal
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/ 17 February 2011

India, Bangladesh set for rousing Cup opener

India will look to settle an old score against a confident Bangladesh when the co-hosts meet in the opening match of the World Cup on Saturday.

By Kuldip Lal
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Article
/ 16 February 2011

ICC bans players from tweeting during World Cup

The ICC has banned tweeting during World Cup games to ensure illegal bookmakers do not use the views of players and staff on Twitter as betting guides

By Staff Reporter
‘This could be anyone’s tournament’
Article
/ 15 February 2011

‘This could be anyone’s tournament’

Six weeks of Cricket World Cup action gets under way on Saturday, with the 2011 tournament tipped to be the most open in history.

By Kuldip Lal
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/ 14 February 2011

Bookies prepare for betting bonanza at World Cup

Special police teams set up to prevent gambling on cricket — but bookmakers will take bets on the move to avoid arrest.

By Jason Burke
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/ 12 February 2011

Kallis, Morkel star in SA win over Zimbabwe

Morne Morkel grabbed three wickets and Jacques Kallis hit an unbeaten 49 as SA raced to an emphatic eight-wicket win over Zimbabwe on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 February 2011

It’s more than just cricket at World Cup

From a "21 runs to win off one ball" equation in 1992 to a final played in virtual darkness, the World Cup has had its fair share of controversies.

By Manoj Vatsyayana
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/ 11 February 2011

Alcohol kills more than Aids, TB or violence

Alcohol causes nearly 4% of deaths worldwide — more than Aids, tuberculosis or violence, the World Health Organisation warned on Friday.

By Stephanie Nebehay
India says peace talks to resume with Pakistan
Article
/ 10 February 2011

India says peace talks to resume with Pakistan

India and Pakistan have agreed to resume peace talks that were broken off by New Delhi after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, Indian sources said on Thursday.

By Krittivas Mukherjee
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/ 7 February 2011

ICC chief favours sports gambling in India

International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive Haroon Lorgat favours legalisation of sports gambling in India.

By Staff Reporter
Anderson wins SA Open
Article
/ 7 February 2011

Anderson wins SA Open

South African Kevin Anderson beat India’s Somdev Devvarman in the final of the SA Open on Sunday at Montecasino.

By Sy Lerman
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/ 4 February 2011

Contract for IPL ‘favoured’ the Indians

Financially risky for CSA, it raises more questions about Majola’s subsequent bonus from the league

By Craig Mckune
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/ 2 February 2011

Thousands marry in big Indian wedding

A total of 3 600 couples got married en masse in western India on Wednesday in a ceremony designed to raise awareness about poor farmers.

By Sajjad Hussain
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/ 31 January 2011

Bangalore set to replace Calcutta as World Cup venue

The Indian cricket board has nominated Bangalore’s Chinnaswamy Stadium as a replacement venue for the World Cup match between India and England.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 January 2011

Tendulkar yearns for elusive World Cup glory

Over the last two decades, there is very little missing from Sachin Tendulkar’s list of achievements as a batsman.

By Sudipto Ganguly
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/ 24 January 2011

Wanted: One benevolent coloniser

WikiLeaks has provided yet another way for South Africans to obsess about what others think about us, writes <b>Verashni Pillay</b>

By Verashni Pillay
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/ 23 January 2011

South Africa win series after India fall short

Yusuf Pathan’s blistering century proved in vain for India as South Africa won the fifth and decisive one-day international by 33 runs on Sunday.

By Ken Borland
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/ 22 January 2011

SA win rain-ruined fourth one-dayer

South Africa levelled the one-day series at 2-2 by beating India by 48 runs on the Duckworth-Lewis method after bad weather ruined the fourth match.

By Staff Reporter
Proteas look to rectify mistakes
Article
/ 17 January 2011

Proteas look to rectify mistakes

Proteas coach Corrie van Zyl says SA had a bad experience on Saturday at the Wanderers, but they are a good team and can turn things around.

By Jenny Bernstein
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/ 16 January 2011

Munaf leads India to dramatic one-run win

India levelled the one-day series at 1-1 after paceman Munaf Patel clinched a thrilling one-run win over South Africa on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 January 2011

Tsotsobe on target as India fall for 190

Fast bowler Lonwabo Tsotsobe’s second successive four-wicket haul helped South Africa to bundle out India for 190 on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 January 2011

Over 100 pilgrims dead in stampede at Indian festival

A stampede of pilgrims returning from one of India’s most popular Hindu festivals killed at least 102 people and injured 44 others, police said.

By Anna Mathews
Proteas pacemen destroy India
Article
/ 13 January 2011

Proteas pacemen destroy India

South Africa’s fast bowlers struck early to set up a comprehensive 135-run win in the first one-day international against India on Wednesday.

By Colin Bryden
SA’s World Cup build-up hampered by injury, pitches
Article
/ 11 January 2011

SA’s World Cup build-up hampered by injury, pitches

The fine-tuning of the Proteas for the Cricket World Cup could be hampered by the injury to Jacques Kallis and the moist conditions at Kingsmead.

By Jenny Bernstein
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/ 11 January 2011

Cold wave kills nine more in northern India

Cold weather has killed nine homeless people in India, bringing the death toll from three weeks of near-freezing temperatures to 116.

By Staff Reporter
Last chance to stake World Cup claims
Article
/ 10 January 2011

Last chance to stake World Cup claims

SA and India enter a five-match one-day international series at Kingsmead on Wednesday with at least half an eye on the Cricket World Cup.

By Colin Bryden
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/ 10 January 2011

‘Here, take my card’

Drowning in cardboard, <b>Verashni Pillay</b> ponders the sound and fury of business networking.

By Verashni Pillay
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