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WILLS WORLD CUP SNIPPETS
taxman 18 after PILCOM. the regional cricket body that is
hosting the sixth cricket World Cup In the subcontinent
Income fox officials say the body, which consists of representatives from India. Pakistan and Sri Lanka is only an association and not a registered body. Hence, it cannot get tax exemption^ Press Trust of India news agency reported Saturday quoting unnamed tax officials.
, .u ol»ce Calcutta gave the organizing committee a week to file the tax returns, before the March 31 deadline when PILCOM dissolves itself.
The tax officials. PTI said, felt that PILCOM owed the government several millions of rupees In taxes
PT! said India's federal bank is also trying to-find out if the cricket body, violated the government s foreign exchange rules in transferring money to England.
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The woes of the Australian cricket team appears to unending. After being called spoil sports and other names for refusing to play Sri Lanka, the Australians have been struck by tummy troubles. J
Shane Warne and Ricky Ponting missed practice at the Bombay Gymkhana Club on Friday.
He was feeling washed out." said physiotherapist Errol Alcot. newspapers reported Saturday.
ha? eaten a frugal-meal of sandwich and tomato soup, but still got the bugs, as did Glen McGrath.
But Alcot did not blame the local restaurants. "It happens even in Australia." he said.
Craig McDermott sprained his right calf and his team decided to rest him. It was not immediately clear if he will bowl on Sunday against the Bombay Gymkhana in a friendly match.
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Australia's Steve Waugh is writing a book about his team’s experiences in the World Cup and that will include his memorable visit to Mother Teresa s Sisters of Mercy orphanage in
Tt was a great moment. One of the Journalists had organized it and I jumped at the chance to go and meet Mother because I've always admired all the, work she has done, he said.
Waugh has been playing for Australia for 11 years and hopes to be around for the next World Cup in 1999.
"I would like to be there, but I don't know.... injuries, form, all those things come-in between,. But 1 would like to see myself play till at leashthe year 2000