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Railways - New Zealand 'A' clash interestingly poised

Indian Railways ground home their advantage on the second day of their semi-final clash with New Zealand 'A' in the MRF Buchi Babu Tournament at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai

25-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Jayasuriya blames his batsmen for defeat

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya blamed his batsmen after India beat Sri Lanka by seven wickets to win the second Test at Kandy and square the series

25-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

India might play Pakistan in December tri-series in Dhaka

The Indian team may go to Bangladesh to participate in a triangular tournament with Pakistan as the third team from December 23, 2001 to January 12, 2002

25-Aug-2001

Indian news round-up

No 'Dazzler' in the England squad for India

25-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

'Tendul-corized' Warne cannot help but sing the praises of the Master

Tormented once, as Shane Warne says, by master-blaster Sachin Tendulkar in nightmares, the legendary leg-spinner has finally found words to express his admiration for the batsman

24-Aug-2001

Dawood was behind India's pull out from ATC: Bharti

Concerns about the safety of top cricketers was one of the main reasons behind the Government's decision not to allow the team to tour Pakistan and participate in the Asian Test Championship, Sports Minister Uma Bharti said on Friday

24-Aug-2001

BCCI to finalise new fee-structure for players

India's pull out from the Asian Test Championship (ATC), a new fee structure for players and the poor peformance by the Indian team in Sri Lanka will be discussed at the Cricket Board's Working Committee meeting in Mumbai on Saturday

24-Aug-2001

High farce in Kandy leaves Test on a knife edge

Can the hill country folk of Kandy have ever been so richly entertained

24-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian news round-up

A round-up of all the news in Indian cricket on the 24th of August.

24-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

New Zealand 'A' succumb meekly to Railways spin

Following their marathon batting performance in the quarter-final clash against MRF, New Zealand 'A' failed abysmally in their semifinal encounter against Indian Railways at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai

24-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

<i>Outlook</i> better lookout; 'misquoted' Gaekwad is coming after you

Former Indian coach Anshuman Gaekwad on Friday said that he would file a criminal and also a civil suit against the 'Outlook' magazine for 'misquoting and misinterpreting' statements made by him in an interview to the magazine

24-Aug-2001

Murali: This is my best innings by far

Sri Lankan off-spinner, Muttiah Muralitharan, was the star of the show at the end of day three of the second Test at the Asgiriya International Stadium, Kandy, after his batting put his side in a strong position in the Test

24-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

Vaas: My batting has improved tremendously

Chaminda Vaas's 50th Test has been a wonderful one so far

23-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

NZ A in the swing in India

New Zealand's advance to the semi-finals stage of India's Buchi Babu tournament is not the only reason coach Ashley Ross is happy

23-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cricketing ties will resume only after normalisation of Indo-Pak ties: Bharti

Cricketing ties with Pakistan will not be resumed unless Pakistan stopped supporting cross-border terrrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, Sports Minister Uma Bharti said on Wednesday night

23-Aug-2001

Indian news round-up

Toe injury or not, Sachin Tendulkar is still in the driver's seat

23-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Fast bowlers tighten Sri Lanka's grip on Kandy Test

Sri Lanka's grip on this three-Test series tightened after an industrious performance by their fast bowlers and poor umpiring secured them a useful first innings lead at Asgiriya International Stadium today

23-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

ECB chief coming down to discuss possible change in venues for England tour

The chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Tim Lamb, will meet the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) officials in Mumbai on Friday to explore the possibility of making couple of changes in the venues for England's winter tour of

23-Aug-2001

Indian news round-up

India's refusal to play Pakistan in the Asian Test Championship is a major blow to cricket in the region, according to Asian Cricket Council secretary Zakir Hussain Syed

22-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Tendulkar to leave for South Africa on August 25

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has postponed his departure to South Africa for treatment to his injured right toe by three days, the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Jaywant Lele said in Baroda on Wednesday

22-Aug-2001

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