Ricky Ponting Should Look Inspiration From Sachin

Australia skipper Ricky Pointing should build batting of Sachin Tendulkar, said the former Australia captain Mark Taylor. 

In the history of test match, Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky showing the two main sites. Players will be key players for their team in the next two Test series in India.

Team India cricket team gets new Nike ODI kit

Today, Nike, official clothing sponsor for the BCCI has launched the new One Day International (ODI) team kit. Indian players Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Zaheer Khan, Harbhajan Singh, Gautam Gambhir Oza Pragya and attended the opening ceremony in Chandigarh . 

This game introduces new ODI in India next round Australia. Nike will be released this kit on the market in October 2010 for the fans. The kit is entirely made of recycled polyester produced from each of eight recycled plastic bottles. 

Swann wanted to withdraw from one-dayer

England off-spinner Graeme Swann has revealed that he was one of many England players who almost pulled out on Monday, ODI v Pakistan, Lord.Swann said the cool setting out the charges against the two teams last Friday's ODI at the Oval had created confusion in the dressing room.

I do not want to play one dayer on Monday. I do not mind that I was dead against me. I was not alone, many others had strong reservations.

India on their lands is a Major Challenge: Mitchell Johnson

Melbourne: Aware that leaving Virender Sehwag to play in his free-flowing game can be dangerous for the next round of Australian test pacer Mitchell Johnson has promised to stop the opening device exploding Indian court peppering his balls. First test with a two-match series starts on 1 October, in Mohali.

The left-arm quick feel vulnerable Sehwag is bowling short set.When the Australians last played a Test series in India, Sehwag scored 351 runs at a frequency of 82.39 strike.

PCB Hired Lawyers over England Apology Demand

Pakistan cricket manager hired a lawyer on Thursday, still bitter fight off for their British counterparts over allegations of corruption has taken another twist.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reported that they had provided the lawyers to respond to a legal notice to British officials seeking an apology for the accusations that the chairman Ijaz Butt in England have been paid "large sums of money" lost the third International Day at the Oval last week.