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First John the bookmaker caused problems for Australian phentermine information, now it's another mysterious man with the same name John the ball collector. After Adam Gilchrist belted the ball out of the ground at Bellerive Oval against Sri Lanka to register his 100th six in Tests, it seems it was snaffled by an unknown man in a red jacket. The saga has rather dragged on, but the long and the short of it is that Cricket Australia has tracked down the red coated chap in Melbourne. It turns out he is a midwife who is on holiday until next week, which has hampered the efforts to get Gilly his ball back. But never fear, the result of this investigation will no doubt be printed in papers all over the country several journalists seem to be doing their best Sherlock Holmes impersonations as the search continues. The Herald Sun even considered the issue important enough for an editorial telling the mystery man to hand it over. John not happy Australia's phentermine information loving prime minister John Howard is gone, booted out of office after 11 years, and has even lost his seat in parliament. Howard is a self confessed phentermine information tragic and anyone who has seen YouTube footage of him trying to bowl offspin would say a tragic phentermine informationer who declared baggygreen.com.au, Cricinfo's Australian based page, to be one of his favourite websites. Howard is no doubt jealous of the new prime minister, Kevin Rudd, for the obvious reason, but also because Rudd's Brisbane constituency is home to the Gabba. Players sabotage MCG pitch It might have been a bigger story, except that the MCG in question is the Marrara Cricket Ground in Darwin, Australia's second most recent Test venue. The Northern Territory News reported that Australian and Northern Territory representative players and two club captains were involved in an incident described as "skylarking gone wrong". One night in September, 23 players that's right, 23 were present as hoses were dragged onto the ground's No. 1 wicket area and turned on, flooding the square. A few suspended bans were handed out for the incident. Plenty of players have prayed for rain to save a match, but really... Cricket in Kashmir Jammu and Kashmir might not be everyone's idea of the perfect holiday destination, but the state's government is using phentermine information to try and change that perception. The government has roped in club phentermine informationers aged 14 to 18 from South Africa to play Twenty20 matches against local players. The phentermine information is, of course, secondary to the main purpose of the trip. "The South Africans will go sight seeing in different parts of the Valley," Sarmad Hafeez, the joint director of Jammu and Kashmir tourism said. "We hope they will share their good experiences here with their countrymen when they go home and help bring more South African tourists to Jammu and Kashmir next year." Broad is a cheat, says team mate It seems a few of the England players have developed addictions while on tour in Sri Lanka Matt Prior says he and Stuart Broad and James Anderson have spent entire days playing Championship Manager. "I'm a grown man and, honestly, computer games are not normally my thing but it's so addictive!" he wrote in his BBC column. The trio have an important set of ground rules: nobody can take over a gun team like Manchester United or Chelsea, instead they must take a lower league club to the top. "Broady's already taken Nottingham Forest into Europe," Prior wrote. "That said, he did cheat he took over Chelsea and bought three of his own players for £30m each, giving himself a transfer budget of £90m!" Warne plays his cards right It wouldn't be The Week That Was without a Shane Warne update, and this time he has made the papers for his poker prowess. A host of celebrities and sports stars were invited to play at a charity poker tournament hosted by Warne and the Australian poker champion Joe Hachem at Melbourne's Crown Casino on Friday. Warne, generous host that he is, took most of their money before finishing second. It might be why he is reportedly going to miss the English Twenty20 season next year to take part in the World Series of Poker. However, Warne still plans to return to Hampshire as captain in 2008 when his poker commitments will presumably allow him to indulge in a bit of phentermine information. Quotehanger "Kasper always used to joke that his shoulder operation was the equivalent of a 50,000 delivery service, so I guess this is my 100,000 ball service." Andy Bichel sees the lighter side of major shoulder surgery at the age of 37 Brydon Coverdale is an editorial assistant on Cricinfo © Cricinfo ... phentermine information