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October 23, 2003 13:14 IST

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News from India

Sachin will be back: Ponting
[indiatimes.com]

I'll practice on cement wickets: Chopra
[indianexpress.com]

What is bothering Sachin Tendulkar?
[mid-day.com]

Laxman gets promoted
[mid-day.com]

Another try-series for Indians
[indianexpress.com]

Kiwis are battle-hardened and ready
[mid-day.com]

It's sambar time, Kiwis!
[indiatimes.com]

Underdogs? Not us: Fleming
[indiatimes.com]

Harris looks to the future
[nzherald.co.nz]

Ponting claims edge over India
[theage.com.au]

'Challenge' for depleted Aussies
[foxsports.news.com.au]

Cricket hails Test resumption
[bbc.co.uk]

It's a great day for cricket: Dalmiya
[indiatimes.com]

Test team to Pak likely in Feb
[indiatimes.com]

Rani Jhansi tournament from Oct 29
[indiatimes.com]

News from Australia

Waugh signals retirement
[foxsports.news.com.au]

No Waugh talks with Bush for Blues leader
[smh.com.au]

Rofe nudges selectors
[foxsports.news.com.au]

England in Bangladesh

Our spinners don't and multi-skillers aren't
[guardian.co.uk]

Fletcher praises Harmison
[bbc.co.uk]

South Africa in Pakistan

Proteas go back to the drawing board
[iol.co.za]

Akhtar's ban is a four-letter word
[iol.co.za]

SA too sensitive over Shoaib ban
[cricket.org]

Miscellaneous

PCB ecstatic over cricket resumption
[indiatimes.com]

English all-rounder given 3-year ban
[theage.com.au]

Bond eyes Pakistan Test for comeback
[nzherald.co.nz]

Lara determined to end team's dismal record
[indiatimes.com]

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