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October 2: Australia beat India by 84 runs at Kochi in second of seven match series.
September 7: Pakistan Cricket Board bans Shoaib Akhtar for an indefinite period for the alleged brawl with his team-mate Muhammad Asif
August 7: Indian Team for the Twenty20 World Championship and the ODI series against England announced.

July 14: Muttiah Muralitharan becomes only second man to take 700 Test wickets. He is 9 wickets short to break Shane Warne's record as the most wicket taker in Test Cricket.
June 16: Ian Botham is awarded a knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
June 12: Jamaican police formally announce that Bob Woolmer was not murdered, but died of natural causes.
June 2: Uganda won the 2007 World Cricket League Division Three defeating Argentina in the final. Both teams are promoted to the 2007 World Cricket League Division Two.
May 27: International Cricket Council President, Percy Sonn, dies at 57 after being critically ill with complications following minor surgery.
May 25: Bill Johnston, one of the spearheads of The Invincibles, passes away in Sydney.
May 22: International Cricket Council President Percy Sonn is reported to be critically ill with complications following minor surgery.
May 14: Sri Lanka become the seventh Test playing team to lose their coach after the 2007 Cricket World Cup as Tom Moody leaves for Western Australia.
May 13: The Australian government acts to prevent the national cricket team from touring Zimbabwe.