AFP News Archive - March 2007

• Mar 31: Support Windies team, says players' chief
• Mar 31: Patchy Vaughan hopes to regain form
• Mar 31: Pakistan to hold memorial service for Woolmer
• Mar 31: Ponting fears for World Cup crowds if Windies go out
• Mar 31: Guyanese fans left high and dry by Pakistan exit
• Mar 31: Bangladesh belong in Super Eights, says captain Bashar
• Mar 31: Two weeks on, Woolmer murder probe awaits breakthrough
• Mar 31: Inzamam hits out at match-fixing claims
• Mar 30: Pakistan urge speedy completion of Woolmer probe
• Mar 30: India's World cup exit a boon for Bollywood - analysts
• Mar 30: Memorial service to be held for Woolmer in Cape Town
• Mar 30: Collingwood, Flintoff lift England to comfortable win
• Mar 29: India's World Cup losers arrive home safely
• Mar 29: Lara gives Wasim Akram the edge over McGrath
• Mar 29: India can learn from us, says Sangakkara
• Mar 29: India can learn from us, says Sangakkara
• Mar 29: Wired-up umpires get leading edge, says ICC
• Mar 29: Woolmer murder detective denies reports of new post mortem
• Mar 29: Viv Richards offers India help after World Cup exit
• Mar 29: Put up or shut up, Ponting tells cricket world
• Mar 29: History-making Malinga, a paceman with a difference
• Mar 29: India, Pakistan flop has sponsors reeling
• Mar 29: Cameras may yield clues to murder: Jamaican police
• Mar 29: Judge wants Pakistan investigators on Woolmer case
• Mar 29: Oram and Styris add to Windies' woes
• Mar 28: India's Kumble quits one-day cricket
• Mar 28: India's Kumble quits one-day cricket
• Mar 28: Returning Pakistan team not cleared in Woolmer probe
• Mar 28: Kenya likely to extend Roger Harper's contract
• Mar 28: We're close to our best, says Ponting
• Mar 28: Furious fans taunt returning Pakistan players
• Mar 28: Second autopsy ordered for Pakistan cricket coach: report
• Mar 28: South Africa escape Malinga's four-in-four wicket magic
• Mar 27: ACU trying to keep cricket clean
• Mar 27: Two Pakistan players home from World Cup
• Mar 27: Police make international appeal on Woolmer murder
• Mar 27: Guyana vows to prove critics wrong
• Mar 27: Birrell relishes Ireland clash with Proteas
• Mar 27: In-form Sri Lanka gun for South Africa
• Mar 27: South Africa grapple with unknown ahead of Sri Lanka clash
• Mar 27: Pakistan head home saying 'not suspects'
• Mar 27: No quick result in Woolmer probe
• Mar 27: Pakistan players to get legal aid if necessary
• Mar 27: McGrath on the brink of record after Australia beat Windies
• Mar 26: Pietersen knocks Hussey off top of world rankings
• Mar 26: Bangladesh, from whipping boys to giant-killers
• Mar 26: Pietersen key to World Cup, says Mahmood
• Mar 26: Where have all the fans gone?
• Mar 26: PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf denies match-fixing
• Mar 26: Pakistan warns over Woolmer speculation
• Mar 26: Pakistan 'kept in the dark' on coach's murder
• Mar 26: Jamaica cops check security video for clues in Woolmer murder
• Mar 26: Bangladesh celebrates World Cup success
• Mar 26: Pakistan team homeward bound amid murder probe
• Mar 26: Police let Pakistan team go home to avoid 'diplomatic incident'
• Mar 26: World Cup show goes on under shadow of murder
• Mar 26: Lara relishes ultimate Aussie test
• Mar 26: Bangladesh make World Cup history
• Mar 25: One week after Woolmer murder, Jamaica searches for clues but clears team
• Mar 25: Pakistan team arrive in London for short stay
• Mar 25: Woolmer lacked control of Pakistan, top official says
• Mar 25: Day-by-day at the World Cup
• Mar 25: Ponting turns focus to West Indies
• Mar 25: India realise big names not big enough
• Mar 25: Tikolo pleads for more matches as Kenya exit World Cup
• Mar 25: Vaughan eager to forget 'tough' week
• Mar 25: India's famous four face bleak Cup future
• Mar 25: Pakistan cricketers fly home
• Mar 25: Ireland betting to be probed in Woolmer murder - police
• Mar 25: Pakistan cricketers head home after Woolmer murder
• Mar 24: Fans should realise it's just a game, says Chappell
• Mar 24: "Pathetic" India deserve World Cup exit, says Kapil Dev
• Mar 24: Joyce steers England into Super Eights
• Mar 24: No match-fixing revelations in Woolmer's book - co-author
• Mar 24: Pakistan cricketers head home after Woolmer murder
• Mar 24: Security at players' homes as India face World Cup exit
• Mar 24: I want to forget World Cup, says heartbroken Inzy
• Mar 24: Hayden's heroics spark Australia to victory
• Mar 23: Woolmer received no threats, family says
• Mar 23: Woolmer murder adds new chapter to cricket's dark history
• Mar 23: Want-away Pakistan players give DNA samples
• Mar 23: New Zealand's Tuffey out of the World Cup
• Mar 23: Trust fund created to honour Bob Woolmer's legacy
• Mar 23: West Indies cruise to win over Ireland
• Mar 23: Sri Lanka qualify as India face World Cup exit
• Mar 23: Recent crimes against sport figures
• Mar 23: Outgoing chief says Pakistan team not suspects
• Mar 23: World Cup should be scrapped, Donald says
• Mar 23: Vincent ends drought as New Zealand overpower Canada
• Mar 23: Stelling, ten Doeschate shine in Dutch win over Scots
• Mar 23: Pakistan sending top diplomat to Jamaica
• Mar 23: Pakistanis see conspiracies in Woolmer murder
• Mar 23: Celebrating Dutch bid farewell to skipper Van Troost
• Mar 23: Ramiz fears for future of Pakistan cricket
• Mar 23: Woolmer relished tough Pakistan challenge
• Mar 23: Cricket Australia distressed by Woolmer murder
• Mar 23: Pakistan cricket coach likely knew his killer: Jamaican police
• Mar 23: The dark underbelly of world cricket
• Mar 23: World Cup to continue despite Woolmer murder
• Mar 23: Jamaican police statement on death of Bob Woolmer
• Mar 23: Police say Pakistan coach strangled
• Mar 22: Ireland's politicians hail cricketers World Cup advance
• Mar 22: Woolmer's widow says murder a 'possibility'
• Mar 22: Simmons hardened by Zimbabwe experience
• Mar 22: India in make-or-break clash with Sri Lanka
• Mar 22: My toughest ever day - Inzamam
• Mar 22: Pakistan players finger-printed and questioned over Woolmer
• Mar 22: Pakistan honours late Woolmer with highest civil award
• Mar 21: Pakistan struggling without Woolmer, says Mushtaq
• Mar 21: Nixon vows England will be more united
• Mar 21: Zimbabwe split hairs over dreadlocks
• Mar 21: Inzamam bids tearful farewell
• Mar 21: Inzamam pays tribute to Woolmer as death probe continues
• Mar 21: Nazir hundred paves way for farewell victory for Inzamam
• Mar 21: Ton-up Jayasuriya fires Sri Lanka to easy win
• Mar 21: Police treating Woolmer death as suspicious
• Mar 21: Pakistan legends stunned by Woolmer suspicions
• Mar 21: Woolmer relished tough Pakistan challenge
• Mar 20: Bari aims parting shot at Inzamam
• Mar 20: Inzamam ready for final curtain
• Mar 20: New Zealand cruise into Super Eights
• Mar 20: Smith leads South Africa into Super Eights
• Mar 19: England should have called time on Flintoff earlier: press
• Mar 19: Sri Lanka grieves Woolmer's death
• Mar 19: British press hails Woolmer, the friendly 'citizen of world cricket'
• Mar 19: Pakistan cricketers remember fatherly figure Woolmer
• Mar 19: Woolmer under incredible stress: wife
• Mar 19: Australia praise Woolmer as coaching pioneer
• Mar 19: South African cricket greats pay tribute to Woolmer
• Mar 19: Woolmer's death silences Pakistan protests
• Mar 19: Grieving Pakistan captain quits one-day game
• Mar 18: World Cup stunned by death of Pakistan coach Woolmer
• Mar 18: Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf leads tributes to Woolmer
• Mar 18: Woolmer was devastated by shock World Cup defeat
• Mar 18: Woolmer relished tough Pakistan challenge
• Mar 18: Late-night Flintoff stripped of England vice-captaincy
• Mar 18: World Cup stunned by death of Pakistan coach Woolmer
• Mar 18: Ireland skipper Johnston celebrates victory in hospital
• Mar 18: Wicketkeeper Dhoni's home attacked after Indian loss
• Mar 18: Broad rubs salt into Pakistan's wounds
• Mar 18: Inzamam and Woolmer face uncertain future
• Mar 18: Pakistan Cricket Board Disappointed Over Team’s Performance
• Mar 18: It's party time for Bangladesh
• Mar 18: Gilchrist predicts World Cup six show
• Mar 18: England players fined for 'breach of team discipline'
• Mar 18: Now for the Windies, say incredible Irish
• Mar 18: India numb after shock World Cup defeat
• Mar 18: Ireland join the World Cup giantkillers
• Mar 18: Bangladesh parties after famous victory
• Mar 18: Ireland and Bangladesh strike stunning blows against superpowers
• Mar 18: Ireland send Pakistan crashing out of World Cup
• Mar 17: Ireland push Pakistan closer to World Cup exit
• Mar 17: Mortaza pace crushes India
• Mar 17: New Zealand 'intelligence' pleases Bracewell
• Mar 17: Woolmer backs World Cup minnows
• Mar 16: New Zealand's Styris and Oram see off England
• Mar 16: Pakistan prepared for Irish Cup surprise
• Mar 16: Zimbabwe skipper blames inexperience for Ireland tie
• Mar 15: We'll follow Irish example against South Africa, say Dutch
• Mar 15: South Africa's Boucher ready to stand up and be counted
• Mar 15: Pakistan bowling coach Mushtaq breaks nose
• Mar 15: Hard yards will save Pakistan, says Woolmer
• Mar 15: Kenya's Tikolo glad he stayed the course
• Mar 14: Spinners strike for Kenya against Canada
• Mar 14: England skipper Vaughan confident of lasting distance
• Mar 14: Scotland's Haq keen to imitate Inzamam
• Mar 14: Scotland's Muslim cricketer covers up beer logo
• Mar 14: World Cup quotes
• Mar 14: Ex-policeman Bond happy to be on Kiwi beat
• Mar 14: McGrath hits out at Proteas' pressure points
• Mar 14: India prepared for Caribbean challenge, says Chappell
• Mar 14: Inzaman hits out at misfiring Pakistan batsmen
• Mar 14: Indian computer 'forecasts' World Cup scores
• Mar 14: Sri Lanka poised for an easy 'kill' in Cup opener
• Mar 14: South Africa proud to be number one, says Smith
• Mar 14: New Zealand's Oram wary of finger of fate
• Mar 14: England's Plunkett hoping for ipod edge
• Mar 14: Zimbabwe and Ireland eye crucial edge
• Mar 14: West Indies have conquered stage fright, says Lara
• Mar 13: Plunkett relishing pace contest
• Mar 13: Bangladesh seek an upset win in group matches
• Mar 13: South African coach warns of minnows' scare
• Mar 13: Aussies could get whacked some day, says Gavaskar
• Mar 13: Australia's McGrath aims for Wasim's World Cup wicket record
• Mar 13: West Indies beat Pakistan by 54 runs
• Mar 13: History's shadow follows India and Sri Lanka
• Mar 13: MCC graduates set for World Cup role
• Mar 13: Indian man offers kidney to watch World Cup
• Mar 13: Tiny St Kitts at centre of World Cup great game
• Mar 13: Confident Australia get World Cup defence underway
• Mar 13: India yet to catch World Cup fever
• Mar 13: Spin kings may give World Cup twist and turn
• Mar 13: India hope to renew love affair with the Oval
• Mar 12: Woolmer pinpoints South Africa danger
• Mar 12: Sobers declares 2007 World Cup open
• Mar 12: Ponting attacks Gavaskar over 'unpopular' claims
• Mar 12: West Indies and Pakistan set for explosive Cup opener
• Mar 12: My duty to win World Cup for Pakistan, says Inzy
• Mar 11: Tikolo targets new Kenyan golden run
• Mar 11: Afghanistan and Norway dream of 2011
• Mar 11: England outsiders for Cup, says Stewart
• Mar 11: Dravid admits fears over easy warm-up wins
• Mar 11: Lara dismisses rumours of 'partying' Windies
• Mar 11: World Cup minnows seek a moment in the sun
• Mar 11: Grounds for concern as World Cup gets underway
• Mar 11: Dravid admits fears over easy warm-up wins
• Mar 11: Sobers ready to declare World Cup open
• Mar 11: New slot for Watson as Hayden boosts Aussies
• Mar 11: Lay off Sehwag, demands Dravid
• Mar 10: Ponting reckons Tait can be great at World Cup
• Mar 10: India concerned by Sehwag struggles
• Mar 10: We won't panic, says South Africa coach Arthur
• Mar 10: Vaughan puts his faith in Panesar
• Mar 10: Ponting satisfied with warm-up win against England
• Mar 10: Marathon men take aim at World Cup
• Mar 10: We've got work to do, admits angry Lara
• Mar 10: Inzamam lauds Hafeez after South Africa whipping
• Mar 09: Ton-up Tharanga can't save Sri Lanka
• Mar 09: Younis buries pitch fears to shape Pakistan win
• Mar 09: Lara eyes Test career beyond 40
• Mar 09: West Indies win toss and choose to bat
• Mar 09: West Indies win toss and choose to bat
• Mar 09: West Indies win toss and choose to bat
• Mar 09: India crush Windies in final warm-up
• Mar 09: Pollard and Iqbal look to hit headlines
• Mar 09: Pakistan players to address media conferences in Urdu
• Mar 09: Gilchrist and Hogg star as Australia beat England
• Mar 09: England win toss and bat against Australia
• Mar 09: Mother-in-law no joke for Aussie Bracken
• Mar 09: It's painful to miss World Cup, says Shoaib Akhtar
• Mar 09: Zimbabwe in turmoil
• Mar 09: Age doesn't concern Sri Lanka master-blaster
• Mar 09: Bits-and-pieces Hall has full South Africa role to play
• Mar 09: Windies have no fears over ring-rusty Lara
• Mar 09: Dravid puts faith in India's middle men
• Mar 09: Australia's Gilchrist backs bowlers to bounce back
• Mar 09: England coach Fletcher confident of Vaughan fitness
• Mar 09: Grateful Sehwag promises to deliver for India
• Mar 09: Security stepped up at Trinidad players hotel
• Mar 09: Australia's misery makes India's Gavaskar happy
• Mar 09: World Cup damaged in India
• Mar 09: Pakistan take South Africa clash seriously
• Mar 09: Kenya skipper Tikolo inspires narrow win over Dutch
• Mar 09: Bangladesh at the double in World Cup
• Mar 09: Zimbabwe's Williams sees off Bermuda
• Mar 09: Ireland easy winners as Langford-Smith strikes
• Mar 07: Pietersen promises level-headed England
• Mar 07: India skipper Dravid backs Cup minnows
• Mar 07: Cup success could stop talent drain, says Richards
• Mar 07: Sledging factfile
• Mar 07: What are you talking about? Cup sledgers have their day
• Mar 06: Fleming stunned by Bangladesh defeat
• Mar 06: Kenya captain bemoans lack of top-class opposition
• Mar 06: England's Dalrymple ready for 'intense' Aussie clash
• Mar 06: Sri Lanka skipper demands more intensity
• Mar 06: Lara praises under-fire Samuels
• Mar 06: Big-hitting India in different world to Dutch
• Mar 06: Hafeez scripts Pakistan's comfortable win
• Mar 06: Accreditation glitch locks out stadium staff
• Mar 06: We have variety in attack, says Pakistan coach
• Mar 06: Zimbabwe keep Australia waiting for victory
• Mar 06: Aussies put slim resources on the line
• Mar 06: Restless India want the World Cup to begin
• Mar 06: Bermuda skipper defends World Cup place after warm-up thrashing
• Mar 06: British press mull England's heavyweight World Cup encounter
• Mar 06: Samuels century guides Windies to victory over Kenya
• Mar 05: Sri Lanka cruise to win over Scots
• Mar 05: Ponting vows Aussies won't let up against Zimbabwe
• Mar 05: South Africa battle back in World Cup warm-up
• Mar 05: Symonds starts long road back
• Mar 05: Bond matures into major force
• Mar 05: Windies hope to be slow off the mark, says Lara
• Mar 05: England's bowlers too much for Bermuda
• Mar 04: Inzamam hopes for golden farewell
• Mar 04: Harper's Kenyans summon Windies ghosts of defeat
• Mar 04: Tendulkar warns of wounded Australia
• Mar 04: World Cup's 10,000-run club
• Mar 04: McGrath wants new-ball responsibility at World Cup
• Mar 04: Zimbabwe, the country with two teams, but no hope
• Mar 04: World Cup bids goodbye to 10,000-club
• Mar 04: Big four fire opening World Cup shots
• Mar 04: Pakistan shrug off missing stars
• Mar 03: Ireland put faith in their big-hitters
• Mar 03: American cricket suffers new setback
• Mar 03: World Cup will be most open yet, says Moody
• Mar 03: West Indies assert early supremacy
• Mar 03: It's West Indies again in 1979
• Mar 03: Zimbabwe dogged by misery and mayhem
• Mar 03: Imran's tigers roar to title
• Mar 03: Australia conquer the sub-continent
• Mar 03: Kapil's "Devils" steal Lloyd's thunder
• Mar 03: Slumping Windies look for home boost
• Mar 03: Pakistan grapple with problem-filled build-up
• Mar 03: Steve Waugh's true grit sees Australia home
• Mar 02: Warne says Kiwis, Sri Lanka main threats
• Mar 02: Reports say India squad to get commandos
• Mar 02: Ganguly reveals World Cup deadline
• Mar 02: Sometimes it's not just cricket
• Mar 02: Sobers to open World Cup
• Mar 02: ICC names World Cup umpires
• Mar 02: World Cup win vital for Windies morale, says Lloyd
• Mar 02: Odoyo aims to fire all cylinders in the Caribbean
• Mar 02: ICC open new front in doping battle
• Mar 02: We're World Cup dark horses, says Vaughan
• Mar 02: England look to Flintoff for fresh heroics
• Mar 01: Flintoff named deputy to Vaughan
• Mar 01: Bangladesh win pre-World Cup 3-Nation Series
• Mar 01: Revised Pakistan squad for World Cup
• Mar 01: Nafees could be Bangladesh's surprise weapon
• Mar 01: Big Dwayne sparks Bermuda dreams
• Mar 01: Sri Lanka's Ranatunga tips India for World Cup
• Mar 01: Bond - Shane Bond, New Zealand's special agent
• Mar 01: Fleming knocks back New Zealand bouncers
• Mar 01: Bowlers set for tough World Cup
• Mar 01: Recovering Symonds sets sights on World Cup
• Mar 01: Pakistan's Akhtar, Asif out of World Cup

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