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New South Wales
Mon, September 19 2011
NSW skipper Katich upbeat ahead of CLT20
With a heady mix of youth and experience in their ranks, New South Wales skipper Simon Katich is optimistic about regaining the Champions League T20 title, which they won in the inaugural edition in 2009.
Sat, August 23 2014
CLT20: Trinidad and Tobago would be a team to watch out
Trinidad and Tobago won the hearts of the people by playing well.
Mon, April 21 2014
Rest assured, there is no rest; CL T20 is next slog for Dhoni
There is no time for rest, recuperation, refocus and recharge for Dhoni.
Thu, September 15 2011
Champions League T20 2011 schedule
By CricketCountry Staff
Champions League is set to begin on September 23 this year with a record 13 teams vying for top honours in the Champions League Twenty20 which will be held across three cities Chennai, Kolkata and Bangalore from September 23 to October 9.
Thu, August 18 2011
Bevan arranges Australia trip for Orissa cricketers
The Orissa Cricket Association on Wednesday announced it would send a team of 21 players to Australia for an exposure trip.
Thu, June 30 2011
Bangalore to host the inaugaral CLT20 match
The Group B clash at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium will be the second occasion when the venue will get to host the opening fixture of the T20 league.
Sat, June 11 2011
Angry Katich could have sued Cricket Australia
An angry and disappointed Simon Katich had the option of suing Cricket Australia under age discrimination laws after being dumped from the list of contracted players but he decided against such a move.
Fri, June 10 2011
Katich blasts selectors; vows to play for New South Wales
By Robert Smith
Simon Katich, a 56-Test veteran was stunned to be told last Tuesday that he was cut from Cricket Australia's 25-man list of contracted players for the 2011-12 season, despite being one of the country's most consistent performers.