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Cricket: Ryder to play in IPL

Cricket: Ryder to play in IPL

Jesse Ryder will make his return to cricket by playing in the IPL with the Pune Warriors starting in early April.

Cricket: Cairns' libel case to start in UK

A defamation case brought by ex-New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns against the former head of the Indian Premier League will begin in the High Court in London late today.

Cricket: Taylor traded to new IPL team

Cricket: Taylor traded to new IPL team

Injured New Zealand cricket captain Ross Taylor is on the move in the Indian Premier League after being traded to the Delhi Daredevils.

Cricket: Gayle chooses IPL over national duty

Cricket: Gayle chooses IPL over national duty

Former captain Chris Gayle has angered the West Indies Cricket Board by making himself unavailable for the entire home series against Pakistan so he can play in the IPL.

Cricket: Warne still delivering at 41

Cricket: Warne still delivering at 41

Shane Warne, the best captain that Australia never had, is also a spinner the team still misses.

Cricket: Warne to coach India - report

Former Australia legspinner Shane Warne would be interested in coaching India, a news report says.

Cricket: Southee signs with IPL team

Cricket: Southee signs with IPL team

New Zealand pace bowler Tim Southee has signed to play for the Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 cricket competition this year, assistant coach Steve Rixon said today.

Cricket: Taylor in the money, now seeking runs

Cricket: Taylor in the money, now seeking runs

Ross Taylor has become an instant cricketing millionaire; now he is desperate for a return to the sort of runscoring that helped make him one.

Cricket: Ryder late signing in IPL

Cricket: Ryder late signing in IPL

Jesse Ryder was a late signing at the Indian Premier League auction overnight (NZT), bringing to seven the number of New Zealanders to contest this year's lucrative Twenty cricket tournament.

Cricket: IPL expansion an opportunity for NZ players

A planned expansion of the Indian Premier League (IPL) may create more opportunities for New Zealand cricketers to join the lucrative Twenty/20 tournament.

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