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Alexander rocks at Emerging Talent tournament

Alexander became one of the noticeable cricket player in the team of South Africa, because in recent time he has placed a provoking dash of injuries followed him, but succeeded the Australian match (Emerging Talent tournament) which is set-up under the 50 over’s.

He was able to take 9 wickets at the notable average of 8.22 with a constantly remarkable economy speed of 3.52 against the entire three cricket matches which are played align with India, New Zealand and Australia. These statistics involved a drag of 5 wickets. Both the countries New Zealand and India sent what amounted to their A teams to the tournament and that is what which made those statistics even much remarkable.

Captain- Alviro Petersen inspired about the potential of the fast bowler, who is one among the few to differentiate South Africa at two under-19 World Cups. Petersen stated that all the time he has had a lot of authentic velocity, but at the present he is swinging the ball in both the ways. Additionally he has increased his limited over’s sport, equally in terms of modification of speed and of bowling at the loss.

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Filed under: Cricket,Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear September 7, 2010 @ 5:47 am

Cricket match-fixing: Pakistani team gritty by mistrust

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There were around four Pakistani cricketers, along with their captain and crest bowler, stand-in to the categories of a -fixer, it is declared. Through performing the main subtle of frauds – like an irregular no-ball and just dangling cricket bat – they were apparently creating themselves, the fixer and gambling sets hundreds or thousands of pounds. There was news of the globe sting; correspondent evidently acquired his mode into the match-fixing circle by posturing as an entrepreneur from the remote East. Mr. Majeed apparently paid huge amount of money that was around £150,000 to the man at the middle of the talk and in return was informed precisely what would take place for the period of the following day’s sport. He was being inquired by detectives over last night.
In the meantime, where England done the procedure of a success- at Lord’s yesterday, the cricketers, officers and reporters were left rolling by the blames and annoyed supporters were asking to return their money.
Daily telegraph correspondent Mr. Michael Vaughan who was the previous England captain said- it was a horrible day for cricket and continual his latest claims that fraud was widespread.

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Filed under: Cricket,Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear August 31, 2010 @ 2:05 pm

Modi has to answer BCCI against criminal charges

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is going to file a case against Indian Premier League Chairman Lalit Modi. BCCI is going to take strict action against Modi, who was staying away from hearings till now citing security reasons and threat to his life from the Underworld. The case would be filed in Chennai where BCCI has its registered office, for alleged violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act. BCCI has found evidence of FEMA violations relating to the Rs. 125 crore ‘facilitation fee’ that was paid by IPL broadcaster Multi Screen Media to sports marketing agency World Sport Group (Mauritius). But Mahmood Abdi said he was not aware of any such move and warned the board against undertaking such a move. In April, BCCI pointed out five main charges against Modi, which included rigging of bids during the initial bidding process.

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Filed under: Cricket,Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear August 27, 2010 @ 2:25 pm

Twenty20 format is attracting more fans compared to other format

Twenty20 has changed the mood of cricket. It is able to attract more fans. Tests and one-day international are in big trouble, as audiences don’t see this format now, both on television or at stadiums. International cricket council (ICC) and players round the world are trying their best to save test cricket, and the five day format has managed to keep its most loyal fans glued, but ODI’s are moving towards slow death. People used to watch 50 over game before the advent of Twenty20 but now it is slowly dying. In addition, batsmen oriented pitches and rules made the game one-dimensional and at times boring for spectators. Administrators make various changes over the years, introducing ‘Powerplay’ and ‘Supersubs’ but still they have been unable to strike up the right formula.

South African captain Graeme Smith is set to step down as the side’s Twenty20 skipper with a press conference scheduled on Wednesday.

Smith is reported to be stepping aside from the captaincy of the shortest form of the game and is likely to end his tenure at the helm of the ODI side after next year’s World Cup. Smith has been captain of South Africa since 2003 but has often spoken about needing a succession plan and how he was willing to give up the captaincy.

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Filed under: Cricket,Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear August 19, 2010 @ 2:10 pm

Equipments used while playing cricket

While playing cricket if you take some precautionary steps you can prevent injury. Whether you are batting, bowling, fielding or wicket keeping, you should always wear safety equipment like batting pads, batting gloves and helmet.

Players get their fingers injured more often while fielding. This happens when ball bounces unevenly and either rises too high or not enough. Because the ball did not bounce as anticipated, it may hit the fielder on his fingers and injure him. Batsmen and bowlers suffer fractures, sprains when ball hits a body part.

A cricket match lasts very long. Do prepare your body at the beginning of the game, work on your muscles by doing mild warm-up; a 10 minute walk would be fine. Bowlers suffer the most with muscle injuries because their arms and legs are exerted each time they make a delivery, even within a game. Fielding team captain should not use younger bowlers for extended spells, as it can lead to injuries.

Whether you have practice sessions or playing a real game wear helmet with a face guard. Always remember to adjust the grill of the face guard so that it is small enough to stop the ball’s motion. While batting when you’re facing a fast bowler, always wear the necessary batting equipments like gloves, body and leg pads, forearm guards and abdominal guard.

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Filed under: Cricket,Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear August 12, 2010 @ 5:38 am

World cup 2011 mascot named as “Stumpy”

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Only 195 days are left before the ICC cricket world cup 2011 begins. On Aug 2, mascot, elephant was named as “stumpy” after conducting an online survey. With matches being hosted in Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka, Mahendra Singh Dhoni is expecting the world cup on home soil to be a career highlight. He said: “It can’t get any bigger than the ICC Cricket World Cup in which the best of the best enter with just one objective – to take home the Cup that counts.

“It’s not only my dream to be a Cricket World Cup winner but it’s the wish of every member of team India to put his hand on the Cricket World Cup trophy. We’ll work as hard as possible to turn our dreams into reality.

“This trophy has been eluding us for the past 27 years and I think we have a very good chance at home to break the drought.”

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Filed under: Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear August 9, 2010 @ 10:37 am

Cricket tips

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Cricket is a bat and ball game originated from England. There are two teams each consisting for eleven players. The first team bats, tries to score as many runs as possible without getting dismissed, while the other team does the bowling and fielding, and tries to dismiss the other team’s batsmen in order to limit the scored runs. Then the team that was doing bowling and fielding will do batting and the batting team will do bowling and fielding. The new team tries to outscore the other team.

Choose the correct size of bat to use. The correct bat size must rest comfortably next to the box on the inside groin of the front leg. The batsmen should score runs and also survive against bowling attacks for the team. Each player should keep the bat and pad close together. It is important to have fast reflexes while keeping good front foot and back foot defense. A good foot defense is helpful when playing with spinners and fielders. A back foot defense is useful in facing fast bowlers who pitch the ball short.

Fielders must be alert to stop the ball from the field. They must chase the ball and race towards the field’s boundary. There are times when the fielder should jump in the air and catch the fast speeding ball. Fielders must be alert in stopping the ball and racing towards the boundary. To become a good fielder, he must concentrate on the movement of the ball and try to judge in advance the batsman’s movement so that he can move with the direction of the speeding ball.

A person who bowls requires stamina, natural ability, good technique and practice. The basic grip requires keeping the ball with the index and middle fingers. The side of the thumb must rest on the seam underneath the ball.

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Filed under: Cricket,Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear @ 10:20 am

Ricky Ponting is not retiring this summer

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There was speculation that Ricky Ponting will retire this summer. But all the rumors came to a standstill when he said he is happy playing cricket for Australia and captaining the country. Ponting will be playing Ashes campaign and 2011 World cup before deciding his future. A Television report hinted that the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney could be Ponting’s last. But his manager James Henderson said that the speculation was inaccurate. Till date, Ponting has played 146 Test matches and 351 one-day internationals. His batting average in Test cricket is 54.66 and his highest Test score is 257.

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Filed under: Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear August 6, 2010 @ 6:32 am

Sachin’s world records

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Sachin Tendulkar has become the most sort after player in test cricket history and now has almost every batting record to his name. Sachin has become the first batsman in history to score over 50 centuries and most overall runs in international cricket (ODIs, Tests and T20s) that currently stand at 31,350 leaving behind his rival Ricky Ponting by 5,851 runs. Sachin holds the record of getting out the maximum number of times on 90s. He has been dismissed 24 times (17 in ODIs and 7 in Tests) on the scores of 90 to 99. On one occasion in ODIs, he remained unbeaten on 96. The 18 nineties in ODIs is an ODI record as well. Starting from the foundation of his mountain of runs, Sachin remains the only player to score a century on debut in Ranji Trophy, Irani Trophy and Duleep Trophy.

Sachin has particularly liked the Australian attack when it comes to the record of aggregating most runs against a particular opponent in all forms of international cricket (Tests, ODIs and T20s). Sachin has aggregated 5,753 runs against Australia with 19 centuries and 25 fifties at an average of 50.46.

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Filed under: Cricket,Cricket gear — Pro Cricket Gear August 4, 2010 @ 6:52 am

World cup cricket will be held jointly by three countries

Tenth World cup cricket will be held in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. The World cup format will be based on One Day International, with fourteen national cricket teams to compete with each other. This event will take place during February and March 2011. Fourteen countries that will compete against each other are:

    The World Cup 2011

  • Australia
  • Bangladesh
  • England
  • India
  • New Zealand
  • Pakistan
  • South Africa
  • Srilanka
  • West Indies
  • Zimbabwe
  • Ireland
  • Canada
  • Netherlands
  • Kenya

Winning team will take home a cash prize amount of US$ 4 Million.

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Filed under: Cricket — Pro Cricket Gear July 16, 2010 @ 9:07 am
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