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Article: Chughtai's Review

Zimbabwe batsman Andy Flower has been ruled out for the triangular one-day series against India and West Indies with a dislocated thumb bone

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

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

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

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

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

We have been appraised of certain statements circulating in the Media concerning the safety of the West Indian Cricket Team touring this country

Former President of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), Patrick Rousseau, has questioned the appointment of Chief Financial Officer Richard Jodhan, to the committee set up to manage the affairs of the WICB until a new President and Vice-President

We have been appraised of certain statements circulating in the media concerning the safety of the West Indian Cricket Team touring this country

Former WICB president Pat Rousseau yesterday demanded that the regional cricket authority "bare all the information regarding a failed US$3 million stock market investment", which he insists the Board's chief financial officer, Richard Jodhan, "made

There is a new row brewing at the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) surrounding the unauthorised investment of US$3 million on the stock market

Dougie Brown produced an outstanding all-round performance to steer Warwickshire to a five-wicket Norwich Union League first division victory over Gloucestershire at Archdeacon Meadow

Harbhajan Singh may have tormented the Australians and continues to trouble the Zimbabweans but West Indies captain Carl Hooper remains unfazed and feels his team is competent enough to tackle the 'turbonator'

In the recent Old Trafford Test, Pakistan achieved a well-deserved and remarkable victory by 108 runs

The chairman of the Interim Committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka, Vijaya Malalasekara, today pledged that the West Indies would be here in December to play in the triangular tournament and the three-match Test series

Ace leg-spinner Anil Kumble has still not recovered fully from his shoulder injury and would be out of action for another two months

Young Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh and veteran Robin Singh were the notable omissions from India's squad for the triangular series in Zimbabwe involving the hosts and the West Indies starting later this month

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), earlier this week announced that it was in a good financial position despite experiencing a financial loss of US 5.4 million dollars for the fiscal year ending 30th September, 2000

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), at its annual general meeting last week in Barbados confirmed the 2002 home series