Daniel Vettori
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Tri-series final preview
Cricket 365 &bull Aug 27, 2010
A crushing Kiwi win at the start of the tri-series in Dambulla briefly raised hopes of something other than yet another Sri Lanka-India clash in the final. But, alas, with Daniel Vettori and Brendon McCullum's paternity leave to blame, New Zealand success was as fleeting as Jacob Oram's fitness and the inevitable all-subcontinent showdown awaits on Saturday. While we have seen our fair share of ODIs between the two teams there is still, however, enough to spice up this particular encounter. For a start it is the last fixture between Sri Lanka and India for the foreseeable future… Full Story »
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Virender Sehwag Sizzles Against Kiwis To Steer India To Finals
www.thaindian.com via @tigossipdesk &bull Aug 27, 2010Los Angeles, Aug 27 (THAINDIAN NEWS) A court jury has given billionaire and real estate businessman Donald Bren the permission to decline payment of over $130 million which was being sought as child support arrears by his two children. Barcelona, Aug 27 (THAINDIAN NEWS) Authorities in Spain have decided to place a fine of $22,000 on U2, the popular band from Ireland. The band was scheduled to start their tour dubbed 360 in the European country and was fined for noise pollution while rehearsing for their tour. Tokyo, Aug 27 (THAINDIAN NEWS) New regulations in Japan have forced automaker giant,… Full Story »
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Taylor looks for positives in defeat
Cricket 365 &bull Aug 26, 2010
New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor believes that despite failing to make the final of the tri-series in Sri Lanka, there are positives to take from the tour. The Black Caps headed to the sub-continent with an inexperienced team, devoid of… Full Story »
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Flintoff aims for Bulls rush
Cricket News on Fox Sports &bull Aug 23, 2010The former England allrounder had planned to return to action for his English county Lancashire this month but is now setting his sights on the Twenty20 Big Bash. I'm a bit frustrated, I was meant to play for Lancashire over… Full Story »
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Vettori dominates awards nominations
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Aug 20, 2010
Black Caps skipper Daniel Vettori could have a busy night at the New Zealand Cricket Awards next month after being nominated for five awards. The Black Caps all-rounder is up for best first class bat... Full Story »
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Cricket: Vettori dominates awards nominations
Cricket News on New Zealand Herald &bull Aug 20, 2010Black Caps skipper Daniel Vettori could have a busy night at the New Zealand Cricket Awards next month after being nominated for five awards. The Black Caps all-rounder is up for best first class batsman, first class bowler, ODI... Full Story »
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Vettori sole NZ awards nominee
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Aug 19, 2010
Captain Daniel Vettori is the sole New Zealander nominated for the International Cricket Council's annual awards. Offspinner and accomplished batsman Vettori is among 16 players listed in the Cricket... Full Story »
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Cricket: Vettori sole NZ awards nominee
Cricket News on New Zealand Herald &bull Aug 18, 2010Captain Daniel Vettori is the sole New Zealander nominated for the International Cricket Council's annual awards.Offspinner and accomplished batsman Vettori is among 16 players listed in the Cricketer of the Year category, which... Full Story »
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Can Team India redeem itself against Sri Lanka?
Cricket News on rediff &bull Aug 13, 2010
Playing days after a splendid victory over Sri Lanka in the third Test, Mahendra Singh Dhoni's team was supposed to carry on the momentum into the triangular series. But the youngsters failed to come to grips with the conditions that… Full Story »
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SL v NZ: Match Preview
Crick Buzz &bull Aug 12, 2010
NZ will be on a high after their 200 run thrashing of India in the first match[ AFP]Sub text: After crushing India by 200 runs, the Kiwis will look to maintain their consistency while Sri Lanka will want to start their campaign without any major hiccups.Main text: After crushing India by 200 runs, the Kiwis will look to maintain their consistency while Sri Lanka will want to start their campaign without any major hiccups. Go out there and do… Full Story »
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'Spongy' bounce just the tonic for Black Caps
Cricket 365 &bull Aug 11, 2010
India lost the tri-series opener in Dambulla by 200 runs on Tuesday after they were bowled out for an embarrassing 88, as New Zealand's seamers ran riot. This is completely different bounce, it is very spongy, bowlers are bowling 125-126… Full Story »
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Despite injuries, India ready for tri(al) series
Cricket News on rediff &bull Aug 10, 2010
India will be without many key players in the tri-series due to injuries but captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni says it's a blessing in disguise as it presents them with an opportunity to test bench strength ahead of the 2011 World Cup. India will miss the services of key players such as Zaheer Khan, Gautam Gambhir, Harbhajan Singh and with Ishant Sharma joining the list of injured… Full Story »
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Need to play against top teams other than India: Bayliss
Cricket News on rediff &bull Aug 9, 2010
They are bracing up for yet another cricketing battle against India [ Images ] but Sri Lanka [ Images ] coach Trevor Bayliss on Monday said his players need to play against other top sides also for exposure. India and… Full Story »
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Taylor: It's a big learning curve
Cricket 365 &bull Aug 9, 2010
Stand-in skipper Ross Taylor hopes his inexperienced Black Caps outfit will use the tri-series in Sri Lanka to come to grips with playing conditions on the subcontinent ahead next year's World Cup. New Zealand are without captain Daniel Vettori, Brendon… Full Story »
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India favourites as depleted squads clash
Dawn.com Cricket News &bull Aug 9, 2010
DAMBULLA: Mahendra Singh Dhoni's India go into a triangular series in Dambulla on Tuesday keen to extend their impressive run in the one-day game in Sri Lanka. India, who clash with New Zealand in the opening day-night match, have won… Full Story »
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Need to play against teams other than India: Bayliss
Cric Buzz &bull Aug 9, 2010
Sri Lankan coach Trevor Bayliss voiced what many in the cricket world though: India and Sri Lanka play each other too often.[ AFP] They are bracing up for yet another cricketing battle against India but Sri Lanka coach Trevor Bayliss… Full Story »
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Big names out but India still have plenty to Singh about
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Aug 7, 2010
No Sachin Tendulkar, no Zaheer Khan, no Harbhajan Singh and no Gautam Gambhir - even without Daniel Vettori and Brendon McCullum, New Zealand's cricket stocks must have risen in the triangular series ... Full Story »
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Cricket: Big names out but India still have plenty to Singh about
Cricket News on New Zealand Herald &bull Aug 7, 2010No Sachin Tendulkar, no Zaheer Khan, no Harbhajan Singh and no Gautam Gambhir - even without Daniel Vettori and Brendon McCullum, New Zealand's cricket stocks must have risen in the triangular series in Sri Lanka which starts against... Full Story »
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Columns: Nishantha and Sri Lankan bowling exposed
www.islandcricket.lk via @tbecom &bull Aug 6, 2010It was interesting tactics by Sangakkara. Here he was 200 runs ahead with Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar, both early departures before the first drinks break and bowling to defensive fields, applying bowling tactics to try and slow the run rate as he knows too well how his bowling attack is under pressure. It is typical of a captain who also knows that apart from one bowler, Malinga, he has no one really to win matches. AFP PHOTO/ MANAN VATSYAYANA. No one really knows if Nishantha (Call me Mr Secretary) Ranatunga was being serious or involved in a gigantic leg-pull. There… Full Story »
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Muttiah Muralitharan's landmark may well stand the test of time
Cricket News on The Scotsman &bull Jul 23, 2010EIGHT hundred Test Match wickets; it is almost incredible. I am old enough to have seen Fred Trueman become the first man to claim his three-hundredth Test scalp (Neil Hawke, caught by Colin Cowdrey in the slips) at The Oval in 1964. Nobody before him had taken as… Full Story »
