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CRICKET BRIEFS
NANAVATI TO HEAR BHAJJI, SREE TODAY PTI, Ahmedabad
Sudhir Nanavati, the Board of Control for Cricket in India-appointed commissioner probing the slapping row involving Harbhajan Singh and Shanthakumaran Sreesanth, will be wrapping up the investigation after hearing both the players here on Friday.
Harbhajan and Sreesanth have confirmed to appear before Nanavati, a lawyer, today after being summoned on May 4.
The Ahmedabad-based lawyer has told reporters that he was "shocked" after seeing the video footage. He had seen the footage at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai with IPL chairman and commissioner Lalit Modi, board secretary Niranjan Shah and joint secretary MP Pandove.
BOYCOTTWON'T
HELP FLINTOFF
Bbc Online, undated
Geoffrey Boycott will not be joining the England coaching set-up to help Andrew Flintoff with his batting.
Reports had linked the 67-year-old former England opener with a part-time coaching role with the senior squad.
But English cricket chiefs said informal talks were held with a view to Boycott helping younger age groups.
"We use Nasser Hussain io talk to
age-group teams and that is what we envisage other former players doing" said an ECB spokesman.
AU-rounder Flintoff, who underwent a fourth operation on his ankle in October, wants to play in England's openingTest against New Zealand at Lord's next Thursday but has struggled for form with the bat this season.
Flintoff is a known admirer of the former Yorkshire opener and has used Boycott's expertise in the past, notably in South Africa three years ago.
But the ECB insisted any extension of that relationship would be in an unofficial capacity.
TENDULKAR CAN'T
WAIT ANYMORE
Pfl, Mumbai
Itching to make his Indian Premier League debut after missing seven matches in a row with a groin injury, Sachin Tendulkar on Wednesday said he is hoping to be a part of the Mumbai Indians XI when they play Bangalore Royal Challengers on Saturday.
Watching his teammates win over the Rajasthan Royals in their IPL tie, the regular skipper of the home side said he would take to the field only if he was fuUy fit.
"I can teU you roughly that I'm targetting the next match," Tendulkar said.
"If I'm in the middle, I should be able to compete, for if I'm not able to compete, I'll be letting down the team," said the Mumbaikar.
RAJASTHAN WANT TO BOUNCE BACK
PTI, Jaipur
Hosts Rajasthan Royals, for whom the defeat against Mumbai Indians came as a rude shock after five straight wins, will be keen to return to their winning ways against Deccan Chargers in their Indian Premier League match at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium today.
Shane Warne's team was totally outplayed Wednesday night just when they were riding high on consecutive wins at the half-way stage of the T\venty20 tournament, which they began with the tag of underdogs after their opening match loss.
At present, with 5-2 record, they share the top spot with Kings XI Punjab and are well placed in the race for the semifinals but lag behind on run rate.
The heartening fact for Warne is that they now play two matches on home turf and Warne has already started calculating how to extract the maximum out of home advantage. Besides, the loss also gives them an opportunity to regroup themselves and work out new strategies.
Although the batting of Rajasthan Royals miserably failed with only Swapnil Asnodkar and Shane Watson getting into the double figure but it was more because of the fact that Mumbai bowlers made full use of the conditions and sent visitors gasping.