cash-strapped Pakistan CricketBoard would receive an ancillary amount of USD seven to eightmillion apart from the USD 10.5 million guaranteed as hostingfees for shifting of 2011 World Cup matches out of the countrydue to security concern.Official PCB documents confirmed that the board, afterdiscussions with ICC President David Morgan, sold the rightsof the 14 World Cup matches it was to host at home...
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Legendary England umpire David Shepherd died after a long battle with cancer Wednesday. He was 68.Shepherd, an international umpire, officiated in 172 ODIs, three consecutive World Cup finals and 92 Test matches from 1983 to 2005. He made his international debut in the 1983 World Cup.Shepherd was a first-class cricketer and during his 14-year-long career played 282 first class matches for Gloucestershire.His...
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Legendary England umpire David Shepherd died after a long battle with cancer today. He was 68.Shepherd, an international umpire, officiated in 172 ODIs, three consecutive World Cup finals and 92 Test matches from 1983 to 2005. He made his international debut in the 1983 World Cup.Shepherd was a first-class cricketer and during his 14-year-long career played 282 first class matches for Gloucestershire.His...
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Dubai: The ICC today condoled the death of legendary umpire David Shepherd, saying the Englishman was one of the greatest match officials the game has ever produced."David was a true gentleman of the game. He was a fine player and a match official of the very highest quality. He will be remembered fondly by players, spectators and administrators who saw him as a great entertainer but also as one of...
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Legendary England umpire David Shepherd died after a long battle with cancer Wednesday. He was 68.Shepherd, an international umpire, officiated in 172 ODIs, three consecutive World Cup finals and 92 Test matches from 1983 to 2005. He made his international debut in the 1983 World Cup.Shepherd was a first-class cricketer and during his 14-year-long career played 282 first class matches for Gloucestershire.His...
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Legendary England umpire David Shepherd died after a long battle with cancer Wednesday. He was 68.Shepherd, an international umpire, officiated in 172 ODIs, three consecutive World Cup finals and 92 Test matches from 1983 to 2005. He made his international debut in the 1983 World Cup.Shepherd was a first-class cricketer and during his 14-year-long career played 282 first class matches for Gloucestershire.His...
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produced.Shepherd passed away last night at the age of 68 after battling cancer. He is survived by his wife Jenny, whom he married last year."David was a true gentleman of the game. He was a fine player and a match official of the very highest quality. He will be remembered fondly by players, spectators and administrators who saw him as a great entertainer but also as one of the best umpires the game...
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tripartite meeting between the Board of Control for Cricket in India, International Cricket Council and the World Anti-Doping Agency was held in Dubai on Wednesday. It was called by the ICC to hammer out a solution to the contentious 'whereabouts' clause in the anti-doping code.It was not immediately known what decision was arrived at but highly-placed sources say that the issue may be referred to...
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investment bank JP Morgan is reportedly planning to buy the 50% of UK stockbroker Cazenove that it does not already own.Press reports suggest JP Morgan will pay $940m ($1.57bn: 1.05bn euros) for the remaining 50% stake in Cazenove.Any deal is likely to trigger big payouts for both current and former senior executives at Cazenove.Five years ago JP Morgan and Cazenove agreed a joint venture in which...
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investment bank JP Morgan is fully to take over historic UK stockbroker Cazenove, according to press reports.JP Morgan is thought likely to pay about £1bn ($1.67bn) for the 50% of Cazenove it does not already own.In 2004, JP Morgan and Cazenove agreed a joint venture in which they merged investment banking operations.The Financial Times said that Cazenove chairman David Mayhew, who joined the firm...
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