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Sunday, April 12, 2009

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It emphasises that in times of order, structured planning is decisive, but in a competitive situation these norms are just not good enough and structure fails. Quick thinking, flexibility and the ability to adapt very fast are the new dictates.

The former Australian coach also disclosed why he chose Bloemfontein as the base for Knight Riders.

"We decided to base ourselves in Bloemfontein because of the similarities to Potchefstroom. The Australian team enjoyed fantastic success winning the 2003 World Cup in South Africa and I feel our preparations were ideal so I am trying to replicate that," he said.

Buchanan believes the next Ashes will be closer than some may think. 

"The next Ashes could be a tight affair and is up for grabs. Both England and Australia have battled over the past 18 months to hit their straps," he said.

Sunday, January 25, 2009

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They will then come back on February 14 to play two Tests in Karachi and Lahore. Those dates will be announced soon," he said.

The gap in between allows Sri Lanka to ink in a series against India, something their sports minister Gamini Lokuge said was "60% certain" recently. Though BCCI officials have confirmed that contact has been made unofficially with Sri Lanka for a possible ODI series in between, they maintain they will consider a series against Sri Lanka only after they get a response from New Zealand Cricket (NZC) on their request for an additional Test for India's tour in March. That series starts on March 6 and currently includes two Tests, five ODIs and one Twenty20.

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Former Australian captain Steve Waugh says he is pleased Matthew Hayden left cricket on his own terms.


The 37-year-old announced his retirement yesterday after 103 Tests in which he scored 8,625 runs at 50.73.

Waugh says he is confident Hayden would have performed well if he had kept playing, but he knew it was time to move on.

"It's always difficult towards the end, there's a lot of speculation about your position in the side," he said.

"[He had] one of those runs where he's had a couple of tough decisions, a couple of run-outs and things haven't gone his way.