World Test CricketBANGALORE: The International Cricket Council (ICC) would not allow any One-Day Internationals to be played anywhere around the world during the two-and-a-month to three-month period which it proposes to set aside for conducting a World Test Cricket Championship, according to ICC chief Jagmohan Dalmiya.Umps for ODIsMUMBAI: SK Bansal and AV Jayaprakash will officiate in the first of the triangular One-Day Internationals between hosts India and Australia to be held at Kochi on April 1.The full list: April 1 (India vs Australia at Kochi). Umpires: SK Bansal and AV Jayaprakash. Third umpire: KN Raghavan. Observer: Satya Mohanty (Orissa). April 3 (Australia vs Zimbabwe at Ahmedabad). Umpires: BA Jamulla and Des Raj. Third umpire: AM Saheba. Observer: Dr MK Bhargava (MP). April 5 (India vs Zimbabwe at Baroda). Umpires: Jasbir Singh and Pratap Kumar. Third umpire: CR Mohite. Observer: Nilay Dutta (Assam). April 7: India vs Australia at Kanpur. Umpires: MR Singh and CKSathe. Third umpire: SC Gupta. Observer: Dr D Upadhyay (Bihar). April 9 (India vs Zimbabwe at Cuttack). Umpires: R Nagarajan and Narendra Menon. Third umpire: S Banerjee. Observer: Dr Ajit Kumar (Kerala). April 11 (Zimbabwe vs Australia at Faridabad). Umpires: O Krishna and S Dandapani). Third umpire: Des Raj. Observer: VK Chenan (UP). April 14 (final at Delhi). Umpires: Vijay Chopra and VK Ramaswamy). Third umpire: K Hariharan. Observer: Samiran Chakraborty (Bengal).Live telecastNEW DELHI: Doordarshan will telecast live all the One Day International cricket matches of the India, Australia, Zimbabwe triangular series to be played between April 1-14. Highlights of the day's play will be telecast between 0845-1700 hours.Tickets on NetNEW DELHI: Tennis lovers across the country can now book their season tickets for the forthcoming Gold Flake Open in Chennai through phone and the Internet.The special teleticketing (phone-in) and Internet facilities for the weeklong ATP Tour eventcommencing on April six, have been offered to its card holders by Visa international.Beighton CupCALCUTTA: Altogether 30 teams, including two premier clubs from Pakistan and Bangladesh, will vie for the 103rd Beighton Cup Hockey title which begins here from April 1. The two foreign teams are Bangladesh President's XI and the Afghan Club XI from Pakistan.Indian judo teamNEW DELHI: A 12-member Indian team, including five women, will represent the country in the 7th Commonwealth Judo Championship starting in Edinburgh today.The team: Men: Veerpal Singh (56 kg), Narinder Singh (60 kg), Prashant Verma (66 kg), Najib Aga (73 kg), Yashpal Solanki (81 kg), Virender Singh (90 kg) and Satish Yadav (100kg). Women: Rashmi Rani (44 kg), Kamla Rawat (48 kg), Aarti Kohli (63 kg), Jagjit Kaur (70 kg), Babita Negi (70 kg).
