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Langeveldt cut from South African Test squad

Charl Langeveldt has been released from the South African squad for the first Castle Lager/MTN Test match against India in Bloemfontein starting on Saturday and will be available to play for Boland in their Western Cape derby against Western Province

31-Oct-2001•CricInfo Reporter

Chatsworth match finally put out of its misery

India's ill-fated three-day game against a President's XI in Chatsworth was finally put out of its misery early on Wednesday morning after yet another inspection revealed the ground was still as soggy, if not soggier, than it had been on Monday.

31-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

New twist to Chatsworth fiasco

The fiasco of India's three-day tour game against a President's XI in Chatsworth took a new twist on Tuesday when a statement from the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union officially abandoning the game was contradicted

30-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Chatsworth match finally put out of its misery

India's ill-fated three-day game against a President's XI in Chatsworth was finally put out of its misery early on Wednesday morning after yet another inspection revealed was still as soggy, if not soggier, than it had been on Monday

30-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

African Safari: The tour diary

© CricInfo When Rahul Dravid suddenly left for Cape Town on Sunday to have an MRI scan done on his troublesome right shoulder, prophets of doom in the guise of journalists could be seen everywhere at Kingsmead, Durban

29-Oct-2001•Ashish Shukla

India tour game in Chatsworth abandoned

India's three-day match against a President's XI at the Chatsworth Oval was officially abandoned on Tuesday morning, throwing the tourists' preparations for the first Test against South Africa which starts in Bloemfontein on Saturday into disarray

28-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

The Indian failure at the final hurdle

The Indian innings at Kingsmead resembled a pre-climax scene from a bad B-movie, where the villain has a noose around the neck of the heroine standing on an ice block

28-Oct-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Indians had no stomach for a fight

Another abject surrender by India saw them slump to their ninth consecutive one-day final loss at Kingsmead, Durban, on Friday

28-Oct-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Sehwag looks impressive

I was expecting a closely contested final at Durban on Friday but even as the Indian innings drew to a sorry close, I knew that my hopes were going to be dashed

27-Oct-2001•Erapalli Prasanna

Australia to start World Cup defence with replay of 1999 final

World Cup champions Australia will start their defence of their title in a repeat of the 1999 final against Pakistan at the Wanderers in Johannesburg on February 11 according to the 2003 World Cup schedule released in Durban on Saturday

27-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Boje and Hayward recalled to South African Test squad

Nicky Boje and Nantie Hayward have been recalled to a South African squad of 12 for the first Test match against India starting at Goodyear Park in Bloemfontein on Saturday November 3

27-Oct-2001•Peter Rob inson

South Africa outclass India to take one-day series

Too slick, too efficient and simply too well organised, South Africa ran away with the Standard Bank One-Day International Series at Kingsmead on Friday with a six-wicket victory that was every bit as comprehensive as the margin suggests

26-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Wet prospects for Summer Spice final

The prospects of fitting in 100 overs of cricket at Kingsmead today look bleak, but South African coach Graham Ford said on Thursday that the important thing is that his team is switched on and ready to roll their sleeves up whenever they get on the

26-Oct-2001•Ken Borland

Sachin and Sourav hold a masterclass at Paarl

It was a vintage performance from Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly that guided India to an easy win over Kenya in the land of vineyards, Paarl, on Wednesday

26-Oct-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

OH MY! WHAT PAKISTANI POWER!

HONG KONG, October 23, 2001 - In a stunning coup for the tournament, Mike Walsh, Chairman of the Hong Kong Cricket Association (HKCA), today revealed that Pakistan will send a stellar squad of current Test and one-day stars to the 2001 Cathay

24-Oct-2001•HKCA

Injury keeps Telemachus out of Griquas match

Nashua WP opening bowler Roger Telemachus will miss this weeks Supersport Series match against Griquas due to injury

24-Oct-2001•WPCA Staff

SuperSport season so far

Starting off the season down in Cape Town against reigning champions is no easy task for any team, but it was "JICM EASTERNS" who had to do it

24-Oct-2001•Tammy Carlson

India storm into final with 186-run win over Kenya

What a difference a week makes

24-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Sehwag, Williams and Dighe make it to the Test squad

Indian selectors on Tuesday named the 16-man squad for the three-match Test series against South Africa

23-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

SA Parliament praises World Cup officials

Cape Town, Oct 23 - The parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation today praised the organizing committee of the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup (CWC) for "accommodating all sectors" of society in its plans for the 54-match tournament to be

23-Oct-2001•Media Release

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