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Smith to miss Pro20 international

Graeme Smith will miss Wednesday's Standard Bank Pro20 International against Bangladesh at the Liberty Life Wanderers Stadium to enable him to concentrate on his rehabilitation programme from his elbow injury.

Smith to miss Bang Pro20 opener

Graeme Smith will miss Wednesday's Standard Bank Pro20 International against Bangladesh at the Liberty Life Wanderers Stadium to enable him to concentrate on his rehabilitation programme from his elbow injury.

Smith to miss Bang Pro20 opener

Graeme Smith will miss Wednesday's Standard Bank Pro20 International against Bangladesh at the Liberty Life Wanderers Stadium to enable him to concentrate on his rehabilitation programme from his elbow injury.

Smith to miss Bangladesh Twenty20

Graeme Smith will miss Wednesday's Twenty20 against Bangladesh in Johannesburg to enable him to concentrate on his rehabilitation programme after his elbow injury. Johan Botha, who led South Africa to a 2-0 victory over Kenya over the weekend, will continue as captain.

Smith to miss Pro20 International

Graeme Smith will miss Wednesday's Standard Bank Pro20 International against Bangladesh at the Liberty Life Wanderers Stadium to enable him to concentrate on his rehabilitation programme from his elbow injury.

Clarke to miss Twenty20 match

BRISBANE: Michael Clarke will miss Friday’s Twenty20 match against the All-Stars due to a severe viral illness he picked up in India. However, Clarke is expected to be fit for the first Test against New Zealand, which starts in Brisbane next Thursday, and has been named in the Test squad.

Sidebottom to miss England opener

England bowler Ryan Sidebottom will miss the first match of the tour of India on Sunday as he tries to shake off a niggling Achilles injury.

Smith to miss Bangladesh Twenty20

JOHANNESBURG (Agencies): Graeme Smith will miss Wednesday’s Twenty20 against Bangladesh in Johannesburg to enable him to concentrate on his rehabilitation programme after his elbow injury. Johan Botha, who led South Africa to a 2-0 victory over Kenya over the weekend, will continue as captain. South Africa will be boosted by the return of pace spearhead Dale Steyn, who missed the Kenya ODIs after suffering from severe headaches since mid-September. The hosts go into the match with five quick bowlers: Steyn, the Morkel brothers and two newcomers, Rory Kleinveldt and Johann Louw. “Graeme is keen to get back on the field in the one-day games but it depends on the medical team,� media officer Michael Owen-Smith said. “He will definitely play in the Test series.

Harmison to miss Middlesex clash

Fast bowler Steve Harmison will miss England's first Stanford Super Series game against Middlesex on Sunday.

Gambhir to miss final test after ban upheld

In-form India opener Gautam Gambhir will miss the final test against Australia after his appeal against a one-test ban was dismissed on Tuesday by the International Cricket Council's (ICC) appeal commissioner.

Gambhir to miss final test after ban upheld

In-form India opener Gautam Gambhir will miss the final test against Australia after his appeal against a one-test ban was dismissed on Tuesday by the International Cricket Council's (ICC) appeal commissioner.

Injured Ishant to miss first one-dayer

Ishant Sharma will definitely miss the first ODI against England, to be played in Rajkot on October 14, and could well sit out the second game too. As reported by the Hindustan Times Ishant has aggravated an existing ankle injury and was advised five days' rest, the Board of Control for Cricket in India announced on Wednesday. "Ishant Sharma has got a mild ankle sprain and he has been advised rest for five days. He is undergoing his rehabilitation at present and is making good progress," N Srinivasan, secretary of the board said in a release. "Hence he would not be available for the first ODI against England."

Razzak Likely To Miss Opening South Africa Test

Bangladesh spinner Abdur Razzak is likely to miss the first test against South Africa in Bloemfontein on Nov. 19 because of a trip to Australia this weekend to have his bowling analysed.

Razzak likely to miss first test against SA

Bangladesh spinner Abdur Razzak is likely to miss the first test against South Africa in Bloemfontein on November 19 because of a trip to Australia this weekend to have his bowling analysed.

Razzak likely to miss first test against SA

Bangladesh spinner Abdur Razzak is likely to miss the first test against South Africa in Bloemfontein on November 19 because of a trip to Australia this weekend to have his bowling analysed.

BT Group to miss earnings forecasts

LONDON (Reuters) - BT Group warned it would miss earnings forecasts due to the poor performance of its unit which provides network services to multinational companies, sending its shares crashing to a more than 20-year low.

Harmison set to miss Stanford opener

England seamer Steve Harmison looks likely to miss his side's opening match of the Stanford series due to a wrist injury.

Harmison set to miss Stanford opener

England seamer Steve Harmison looks likely to miss his side's opening match of the Stanford series due to a wrist injury.

Jaques expected to miss international summer

Australian opening batsman Phil Jaques is set to miss the entire international home summer after undergoing back surgery in Sydney this week.

Razzak likely to miss first test against South Africa

DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh spinner Abdur Razzak is likely to miss the first test against South Africa in Bloemfontein on Nov. 19 because of a trip to Australia this weekend to have his bowling analysed.

Don't miss Seizure, the blue crystal wonder

If you are going to be in London over the next month and you haven't already seen it (and a second visit can't do any harm ... ), make sure you go to 157 Harper's Road SE1 and visit Roger Hiorns' installation Seizure. It was due to close, but its commissioning body Artangel has just announced it will stay in place until November 30. Don't miss it. You'll feel as if you missed Rachel Whiteread's House or Jeremy Deller's Battle of Orgreave (both, incidentally, commissioned by Artangel). Like those ephemeral works, this is destined to be remembered as one of the truly worthwhile and significant moments of modern British art.

Cricket-Gambhir to miss final Australia test after ban upheld

NAGPUR, India, Nov 4 (Reuters) - In-form India opener Gautam Gambhir will miss the final test against Australia after his appeal against a one-test ban was dismissed on Tuesday by the International Cricket Council's (ICC) appeals commissioner.

Injured Ishant likely to miss first ODI at Rajkot

New Delhi: India speedster Ishant Sharma may miss the first one-dayer against England in Rajkot on the 14th of November.

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