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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sleuths, who have been asked to trace alleged bookie Mukesh Kumar Gupta by the ICC anti-corruption commissioner Sir Paul Condon, will visit the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) office in Mumbai on

21-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Tariq's Urdu Review - NatWest 8th ODI

20-Jun-2001•Tariq Saeed

Nkala in Zimbabwe team for first ODI

After squaring the two Test series at Harare on June 18, a confident Zimbabwe team looks forward to a competitive triangular one-day series

20-Jun-2001•Staff Reporter

I need to improve upon my backlift: Das

Shiv Sunder Das has been left out of the Indian one-day squad that will play in the triangular series with Zimbabwe and West Indies but the diminutive opener is hardly complaining

20-Jun-2001

CBI sleuths to visit BCCI office on June 25

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sleuths, who have been asked to trace alleged bookie Mukesh Kumar Gupta by the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption commissioner Sir Paul Condon, will visit the Board of Control for Cricket

20-Jun-2001

Glamorgan Short Legs Open Day

11.00am Short Legs to meet at Stand F

20-Jun-2001•Glamorgan CCC

Muralitharan the ideal support for Atherton and Hegg

Essex have a tough battle to avoid the follow-on in their CricInfo Championship match against Lancashire after centuries from Warren Hegg and Mike Atherton put the home side in a formidable position

20-Jun-2001•Andy Wilson

Debutant Hatch sets the theme for dominant Durham

Durham's bowlers earned their side a decisive advantage at the end of the first day, making a mockery of Hampshire's choice to bat first

20-Jun-2001•Pat Symes

Shakeel's Report - NatWest Series 8th Match

20-Jun-2001•Abdul Shakeel

Pybus likely to be retained

Pakistan are all set to retain Richard Pybus as coach of the national team for the forthcoming 2001-2002 international season, official sources said

20-Jun-2001

West Indies expect testing time for young side in Zimbabwe

West Indies' arrival in the country last Thursday was completely overshadowed by the hype surrounding the Second Test between Zimbabwe and India that started at Harare Sports Club the following day

20-Jun-2001•Larry Moyo

Tri series will be close: Hooper

The West Indies' arrival in Zimbabwe last week was completely overshadowed by the hype surrounding the second Test between Zimbabwe and India that started at Harare Sports Club the following day

20-Jun-2001•Larry Moyo

Pakistan, India may share quadrangular matches

The quadrangular one-day tournament was finalized for March next year with an additional attraction of matches to be played in Pakistan and India

20-Jun-2001•Samiul Hasan

Indian team relaxed their grip

It was surprising that, with one hand apparently firmly on their first overseas Test series victory since 1986, India should relax their grip and allow Zimbabwe to scrape home to level the series in the Second Test match

20-Jun-2001•John Ward

Aussie captain slams firecracker mob

NOTTINGHAM, England - Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh has branded those who threw a firecracker at one of his players during their 36-run day-night loss to Pakistan here tonight as "idiots"

20-Jun-2001•PA

Gavaskar reappointed chairman of ICC Cricket Committee

The International Cricket Council has reappointed former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar as Chairman of its Cricket Committee - Playing for another term

20-Jun-2001

Indian news round-up

CR Pattabhiraman, former president of the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association, passed away in Chennai on Tuesday after a brief illness

20-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Dambulla to host triangular matches after political pressure

The Sri Lankan cricket board confirmed today that Dambulla would host three triangular matches with India and NewZealand in July, despite the ongoing controversy over the ownership of the 36-acre plot of land on which the Rangiri Dambulla

20-Jun-2001•Charlie Austin

West Indies embarrassed by Zimbabwe Country Districts

West Indies suffered a major humiliation when they conceded a double-century opening partnership on their way to a seven-wicket defeat by a Zimbabwe Country Districts team containing many former but no current international players apart from Dirk

20-Jun-2001•John Ward

Tendulkar troubled by hamstring strain, skips nets

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar, troubled with a hamstring strain, skipped the nets as the rest of the Indian team worked out at the Harare Sports club on Wednesday

20-Jun-2001

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