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Indian batsmen will have to find form quickly  

Brisbane, Feb 4:
With the batting letting them down in the last two matches, India's young batsmen will have to prove their worth before its too late as they take on Sri Lanka in the second match of the cricket tri-series here on Tuesday.
 
Leander Paes not to play in Davis Cup tie  

New Delhi, Feb 4:
Veteran Davis Cupper Leander Paes, named non-playing captain for the Asia-Oceania Group I Davis Cup tie against Uzbekistan here this month, scotched all speculations about his participation and said he would not play.
 
India's new theme for tri-series 

Brisbane, Feb 4:
The past few months might have been tumultuous for the Indian and Australian cricket teams but neither of them have shown any inclination towards toning down the aggressive tactics to get an edge over the other.
 
Aussie players fearing `burnout`: Ponting  

Brisbane, Feb 4:
The `burnout` issue has been raised again. This time by the Australian captain Ricky Ponting. He gave the example of retiring Aussie express Shaun Tait, saying that his decision to sit out of the game showed the mental...
 
Murali says he expected nasty greeting in Australia 

Brisbane, Feb 4:
Sri Lankan spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan, in his first public reaction to the egg-throwing incident in Hobart, today said he was expecting such a greeting from the hostile Australian fans.
 
Boucher wanted another `showdown` with Gilchrist  

Sydney, Feb 4:
South African wicketkeeper Mark Boucher today wishes his Australian counterpart Adam Gilchrist had extended his career by a year so that they could face each other in a Test series.
 
Former Olympic champion sprinter Maurice Greene retires  

Beijing, Feb 4:
Maurice Greene sprang a little surprise on Monday - he's retiring. The former Olympic and world champion cited nagging injuries for his decision, making the announcement half way around the globe and not long after the...
 
FIA to tighten noose on racism  

London, Feb 4:
FIA (International Automobile Federation) has threatened Spanish circuits with stern sanctions if the racist abuse suffered by McLaren`s Lewis Hamilton in Barcelona is repeated.
 
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