Sports News for May 1, 2007

Kapil urges budding talents to fill up the shoes of their seniors
Former Indian cricket captain Kapil Dev on Tuesday urged budding cricketing talents to make the best of the opportunities available to them and to contribute to the formation of a quality national side. (ANI)

Pakistan hockey team leaves for Kuala Lumpur
The Pakistan hockey team flew out on Tuesday to Kuala Lumpur to take part in the eight-nation Sultan Azlan Shah Cup to be held from May 5-13 in the Malaysia city of Ipoh. (ANI)

Cricket team camp to start in Kolkata ahead of Bangladesh tour
Indian cricketers are set to take part in a five-day conditioning camp here ahead of the team's month-long tour to Bangladesh. (ANI)

PCB a divided house over appointment of new vice captain
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) seems to be a divided house over the issue of the appointment of new vice captain of the national team. (ANI)

"Pak to support if India moves no-confidence motion against Speed"
The PCB will support its Indian counterpart BCCI if the latter initiated a vote of no-confidence against ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed and other the top officials, sources close to the PCB have said. (ANI)

Cricket: Australia six young talents to replace retired stars
Cricket Australia today announced the names of six young, but proven cricketers in its fresh contracted players list. (ANI)

England football captain Terry asks Becks to come back!
England football captain John Terry has reportedly backed David Beckham to make a comeback for the national side. (ANI)