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Marsh, Healy helped me perform well in Zimbabwe: Dighe

Vital tips by former Australian wicketkeepers Rodney Marsh and Ian Healy helped the Indian wicketkeeper Sameer Dighe perform well on the recently concluded tour of Zimbabwe

10-Jul-2001

It was good exposure for youngsters: Chauhan

Indian cricket team manager Chetan Chauhan feels the Zimbabwe tour had been a very good learning experience for some of the young players despite the team's failure to win either the Test series or the triangular one-day tournament

09-Jul-2001

India look favourites to win Coca-Cola Cup final against West Indies

The final of Zimbabwe's first triangular tournament takes place tomorrow, with the home side, demoralised by injuries and controversy off the field, out of it

06-Jul-2001•John Ward

Follow the basics and keep things simple is Nehra's mantra

Ashish Nehra knows how to put his theories into practice - and with very successful results

06-Jul-2001

6th Match, India v West Indies, Coca Cola Cup, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1733rd ODI in cricket history

05-Jul-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Tendulkar is still hungry to score more

Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar who scored his 29th one-dayer ton today, said as a batsman he would like to carry on the good work

05-Jul-2001

I want to score many more hundreds, says Tendulkar

With three man of the match awards from four games in the ongoing triangular series in Zimbabwe, Sachin Tendulkar says he is extremely keen to "score more and more hundreds", a statement certain to ring alarm bells for the other finalists, the West

05-Jul-2001

Test teams performance in their first 50 Tests - A comparison

When Zimbabwe beat India in the Harare Test recently it was their sixth victory in 52 test matches

03-Jul-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Alistair Campbell's diary: Reflections on Zimbabwean cricket's 'toughest hour'

As most of you probably have gathered, our participation in the Coca-Cola triangular tournament is now at an end

03-Jul-2001•Alistair Campbell

Indians did not break into a sweat in making the final

The Coca-Cola Cup tournament in Zimbabwe has managed quite comfortably to make a fair number of people reconsider their opinions

02-Jul-2001•Anand Vasu

Garrick and Hinds replace Lara on tour

In the wake of Brian Lara's withdrawal from the West Indies cricket team last week, the WICB selectors have named opener Leon Garrick, and middle order batsman Wavell Hinds, as replacements for the Trinidadian left hander

29-Jun-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Harbhajan aims to be an all-rounder

Having proved his credentials as a deadly off-spinner, Harbhajan Singh is now concentrating his energies on improving his batting too in order to become a potent all-rounder

28-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe announce squad for third Coca-Cola game

The 3rd ODI of the Coca-Cola Triangular tournament will be played at Queens Sports Club on Wednesday 27 June 2001 and the following is the Zimbabwe squad

25-Jun-2001•ZCU Media Release

India out to prove Test loss was a fluke

Having failed to clinch the Test series, India will look to reassert their supremacy over Zimbabwe when they take on the hosts in their opening match of the triangular one-day series at Harare on Sunday

23-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe favourites against beleaguered Windies, scattered India

It's not often that Zimbabwe begin a triangular One-Day tournament as favourites

22-Jun-2001•Anand Vasu

A great Test Match and a great victory

Alistair Campbell looks back at Zimbabwe's victory over India in the Second Test Match at Harare

22-Jun-2001•Alistair Campbell

Guesswork needed to predict tournament outcome

The triangular tournament involving hosts Zimbabwe and tourists India and West Indies starts on Saturday, and it is as unpredictable a tournament as one is likely to find

22-Jun-2001•John Ward

India and West Indies are both dangerous opponents

Zimbabwe team coach Carl Rackemann talks to Larry Moyo about the recent Test series against India and the coming triangular tournament

22-Jun-2001•Larry Moyo

Indians not stretched by Zimbabwe A

India did not enjoy a very testing warm-up for their first One-Day International in the triangular tournament, against Zimbabwe on Sunday

22-Jun-2001•John Ward

Flower refutes claims over thumb injury

Zimabwe's world-class wicket-keeper/batsman, Andy Flower, has angrily refuted claims emanating from India that his left thumb is not as badly injured as reported

22-Jun-2001•CricInfo

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