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India cruise into semi-finals after Sehwag blitz

The ICC Champions Trophy burst into life at Premadasa on Sunday night after explosive centuries from openers Virender Sehwag and Sourav Ganguly that whipped a near capacity crowd into a frenzy and whisked India into the semi-finals at England's

22-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Tamil Nadu and Andhra off to a winning start

The Tamil Nadu and Andhra under-19 sides have made a winning start to their respective campaigns in this year's Cooch Behar Trophy, being held in Chennai

22-Sep-2002•Staff Reporter

India-England tie to determine fourth semi-finalist

Sourav Ganguly and Nasser Hussain have an underlying edge to them that makes them seem startlingly similar at times

21-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Rayudu to lead under-17s to Sri Lanka

After his scintillating 177 in the final one-dayer of the three-match under-19 India-England series, Ambati Rayudu has been rewarded with the captaincy of the Indian under-17 team for their tour to Sri Lanka

21-Sep-2002•Staff Reporter

Indian players to join world players' trade union

India's cricketers are forging an alliance with the world players' trade union, the Federation of International Cricketers (Fica), as they try to avoid further sponsorship disputes before the ICC World Cup next year

21-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Chairman of selectors seeks Srinath comeback

Newly appointed chairman of selectors Brijesh Patel will try to persuade Javagal Srinath out of retirement

20-Sep-2002•CricInfo

Lara pulls out of India tour

West Indies team manager Ricky Skerritt has confirmed today that Brian Lara will miss his team's forthcoming tour of India

19-Sep-2002•CricInfo

Blind Cricket: Indian probables announced

The Second World Cup Cricket for the Blind is scheduled to be held at Chennai from December 3-14, 2002

18-Sep-2002•Press Release

Sahara sponsorship fiasco is BCCI's problem, says ICC

The International Cricket Council (ICC) claimed no responsibility on Monday for the Sahara sponsorship fiasco that leaves the India team without a team sponsorship during a major global event

17-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Kaif represents the new face of Indian cricket

16-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Kaif has blossomed into a fine finisher

15-Sep-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Indian team sponsor cancels contract

India's team sponsor cancelled their lucrative contract on Saturday evening after the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) was forced to drop their logo during the ICC Champions Trophy

14-Sep-2002•CricInfo

Kaif continues Sri Lankan love affair

It was here at Colombo, at the Sinhalese Sports Club ground just down the road, that a youngster shyly accepted the Under-19 World Cup winners' trophy two years ago

14-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Zimbabwe are a very good one-day side, says Ganguly

There was no trace of pressure on Ganguly's face as a smiling India skipper addressed the media after his team had pulled off a 14-run victory over Zimbabwe in a high-scoring game in their opening match of the ICC Champions Trophy played at the R

14-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

India and Zimbabwe ready for crucial 'Pool of Death' tie

It is the cricketing equivalent of the soccer World Cup's Group of Death

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Ganguly: the BCCI has heard the players' voice

On the field, they might be an unpredictable bunch, but speaking to the media in a formal meet, the Indian cricketers almost always say the same things

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Kumble explains contracts, Tendulkar recalls the England tour

The recent tour to England, albeit hectic and tiring, was one that the Indian cricketers will look back at with fond memories

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Charity ends with ICC Champions Trophy, say sponsors

Days after the International Cricket Council's (ICC's) highest officials - Malcolm Gray and Malcolm Speed - had assured that they would sit down with all concerned parties to sort out player contract terms, the sponsors have hastened to clarify their

13-Sep-2002•Staff Reporter

Hussain's England tired but raring to go

Nasser Hussain's England have had a long hard summer

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Malcolm Speed puts Dalmiya in the dock

There were enough signals that the two Malcolms from Australia, Gray and Speed, are making their move against the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Jagmohan Dalmiya

11-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

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