Australian captain Clark fancy new blood

The Australian Test captain Michael Clarke Thursday he excited for new blood in his squad to face Sri Lanka this month. Has included four uncapped players in their squad play in the 15 strong tour of three trials, including the pacemen Trent Copeland and James Patterson, Nathan Lyon, dizziness and batsman Shaun Marsh.

He was selected for the South Australian offspinner Lyon after a match of only four first-class, impressing with 23 years Australia has just completed a tour of Zimbabwe. Clark did not meet him but have spoken on the phone. "He has a chance to grab it with both hands, and all reports and I am confident he will do it, so he certainly got a lot of talent," Clark said as he prepared to leave Colombo. "Now it's giving him a go and see how he dealt with a game of cricket to play Australia."

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Bill England in the rankings after the rise in India tons

London.  The rose of England Ian Bell to fifth place in the last International Cricket Council (ICC) test battery ratings published Tuesday on the back of his brilliant century against India at Trent Bridge: He also presented a bell 159 England won the second Test 319 runs with more than a day to spare to go 2-0 in the series four games. England paceman Stuart wide, which took three goals in the game to their homeland and made dozens of Nottinghamshire value with the bat, and now third in the standings each round of the International Criminal Court and the seventh bowler in the rankings. The England Jonathan Trott fell two places in the ranks of beaten to fourth place, a place by the Bell.

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Indian Umpires: How good are they?

A lot about cricket talent has been spoken on display in the recently concluded season of the IPL, but the only thing that is clearly better than the audit is "standard umpiring" during the Festival of cricket as a whole. Barring a few rulers who seem to be working well, and most of all was the performance of officials in the field was not satisfactory. A few days later announced that the International Criminal Court in the panel of elite referees, and once again there is no one rule includes the Indian in that list. This question has indeed been raised many times and I, again, sheds some light on this. "How come a great cricket in the world (India), and does not have one rule in the panel of the ICC elite?" We have to be no reason has prevented the International Criminal Court, which always select any Indian official in the elite panel. Let's try and get our heads around this point.

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Shahid Ali Khan Afridi Retires from International Cricket

Pakistan's Shahid Afridi said the Agence France-Presse on Monday that he will retire from all international cricket, saying he was depressed after replacing the leader of one day after a clash with the fiery coach Waqar Younis - Karachi.
Difficulties 31 years) experienced with dignity during the 3-2 win for the team against the West Indies earlier this month, his public criticism of the coach has ultimately led to the loss of the captaincy.
"Yes, I am retired now and I am from all international cricket," Afridi said in a telephone interview from London. "I'm depressed and I hurt and whatever I said about the coach was in the interest of the team."
Afridi, who took over as captain and a test for one day last year, suddenly retired from the longer version of the game after a heavy defeat against Australia at Lord's in July 2010.
Then led Pakistan to two of a series of defeats in one day against England and South Africa by winning over 50 - a series in New Zealand and directed the team to the semi-finals of the 2011 World Cup

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Stirling tons in Ireland gives hope

Belfast, United Kingdom - Paul Stirling third hundred international one-day axis of Ireland 238 / 8 against Pakistan in the second game and the last of a series of their meetings at Stormont here on Monday.

It was Ireland, skittled out for 96 in seven wickets Pakistan and win the opening match of the series on Saturday, on track to achieve a large total, while the Stirling 20 years) was in the crease.

The batsman, who plays for English county Middlesex 109 from 107 balls with just four sixes and seven fours.

But failed to Ireland when he was fourth out of 182

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Team women's demands for live telecast

Islamabad: Pakistani cricket player for the women have expressed that need of women cricketers are no less than men, also won the first gold in the Asian Games last year medal.
Said team captain Sana Mir "defeated Sri Lanka in the last ball in the Championship T - 20 quadrangular and if these matches were televised live, cricket fans have found it interesting. "
Mir

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