Australia win third Test against South Africa - NDTV.com | Cricket-New Zealand thrash West Indies by seven wickets - Reuters.uk | Pietersen, Moores both face axe for public spat - Hindu | Shoaib and Kaneria earn top contracts - Yahoo! Eurosport | Cricket-Bangladesh set 624 for victory after second Dilshan ton - Reuters.uk | KP, coach fallout, blame it on Warne: Gooch - Indian Express | Australia set 376-run victory target for South Africa - Times of India | Cricket-Tendulkar opposed to neutral venues in domestic trophy - Reuters.uk

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Moores and Pietersen 'facing axe' - BBC Sport

Times Online

BBC Sport - Both England coach Peter Moores and captain Kevin Pietersen's jobs could be under threat following a meeting of the England and Wales Cricket Board. - - -

Vettori takes four as New Zealand thrash West Indies in Wellington - guardian.co.uk

Sydney Morning Herald

guardian.co.uk - New Zealand cruised to a comfortable seven wicket-win in Wellington in the third one-day international against the West Indies, levelling the series 1-1. - - -

UP stay in hunt - Calcutta Telegraph

Calcutta Telegraph - Nagpur: Shivkant Shukla (103) and Parvinder Singh (93) shared an unbeaten 190-run stand to lead Uttar Pradesh’s (UP) fightback in the Ranji Trophy semi-final against Tamil Nadu on Tuesday. - -

Australia win third Test against South Africa - NDTV.com

Telegraph.co.uk

NDTV.com - Australia remain the No.1 Test Team after winning the 3rd Test against South Africa by 103 runs on the fifth day of third Test at Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday. - - -

Cricket-New Zealand thrash West Indies by seven wickets - Reuters.uk

Canoe.ca

Reuters.uk - SYDNEY, Jan 7 (Reuters) - New Zealand crushed West Indies by seven wickets in their third limited-overs one-day international at Wellington on Wednesday. - - -

Pietersen, Moores both face axe for public spat - Hindu

Hindu - London (PTI): England cricket captain Kevin Pietersen's attempts to get coach Peter Moores axed may result in his own sacking as the ECB is unhappy with both of them for making a public spectacle of their fallout. - - -

Shoaib and Kaneria earn top contracts - Yahoo! Eurosport

Telegraph.co.uk

Yahoo! Eurosport - In a fitting indication of the extremes within which Pakistan cricket operates, Shoaib Akhtar has been awarded a central contract for 2009 and been placed in the top of three categories. - - -

Cricket-Bangladesh set 624 for victory after second Dilshan ton - Reuters.uk

SuperSport

Reuters.uk - CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Tillakaratne Dilshan completed his second century of the match before Sri Lanka's declaration set Bangladesh a massive 624-run target to win the second and final test on Tuesday. - - -

KP, coach fallout, blame it on Warne: Gooch - Indian Express

TVNZ	Indian Express - London: Whatever be England's troubles blame it on Shane Warne, believes former skipper Graham Gooch as he singled out the Aussie spin wizard for passing on his dislike for coaches to Kevin Pietersen during their time together at English county side ... - - -

Australia set 376-run victory target for South Africa - Times of India

The Age

Times of India - NEW DELHI: Australia set 376-run victory target for South Africa after declaring their innings on 257/4 on Day 4 of the third and final Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground. - - -

Cricket-Tendulkar opposed to neutral venues in domestic trophy - Reuters.uk

stv.tv

Reuters.uk - NEW DELHI, Jan 6 (Reuters) - India's Sachin Tendulkar is opposed to the use of neutral venues for the knockout stages of the Ranji Trophy after a rare appearance in the tournament by the leading batsman drew a very small crowd. - - -

Vettori keen for extra Test - The Press Association

NDTV.com

The Press Association - New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori is hoping India's request for an extra Test match when they tour in March and April can be granted. - - -

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