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ICC warns Broad for antics
London: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has warned England pacer Stuart Broad against repeating the tactics he has used to distract rival batsmen during the World
Twenty20 meet.
According to a report, match referee Alan Hurst and umpires Steve Davis and Alan Hill, after a meeting on Friday, decided Broad’s antics were “not appropriate”. Broad had tried to unsettle AB de Villiers in the 16th over of Proteas’s run chase by throwing his left arm out as he ran in to bowl as if pointing to a fielder at cover. Proteas skipper Graeme Smith complained about Broad’s actions to ICC.
Kapil bereaved
Calcutta:
Raj Kumari Nikhanj, mother of former India captain Kapil Dev, died in Chandigarh Saturday morning. Wife of late Ram Lal Nikhanj, Raj Kumari, 85, is survived by three sons and four daughters. Raj Kumari died at 5am. On receiving the news, Kapil Dev and his family members rushed to Chandigarh from New Delhi.
Aussie defence
Melbourne: India-born Cricket Australia (CA) official Gorur Harinath has defended Australia even as racist attacks on Indian students continue unabated.
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