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Men's games as build-up for women's tour of India

New Zealand's women's team to India will follow a similar build-up programme to that employed last year before its success in winning the CricInfo Women's World Cup

24-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Little fanfare as Indians arrive in South Africa

With relatively little fanfare, Sourav Ganguly's Indian tourists flew into South Africa on Monday seeking to avoid the pitfalls encountered by two previous Indian sides

24-Sep-2001•Peter Robinson

Donald to miss last two Zimbabwe one-dayers

Allan Donald, the premier South African bowler of his generation, will now miss the entire Zimbabwe tour, stricken by yet another dose of what seems an extraordinarily unpleasant dose of flu

24-Sep-2001•Peter Robinson

Agarkar replaces Nehra in one-day squad

Mumbai medium-pacer Ajit Agarkar was on Sunday named to replace left-arm quick Ashish Nehra who had been ruled out of the team for the South Africa tri-series after the final fitness tests

23-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Dravid spots the sweet solution

We now know what Sourav Ganguly was doing visiting his bat manufacturer at Meerut

22-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly on Saturday reiterated that he would continue to be a "positive" leader in South Africa

22-Sep-2001•Staff and Agencies

Ganguly backs Nehra

Delhi pace-man Ashish Nehra has won his captain's backing to prove his fitness in Mumbai on September 22, 23.

21-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

World champions have Indian itinerary confirmed

New Zealand's world champion women's cricket team are in camp in Christchurch over the weekend and have finally received news of their itinerary for the tour of India in November-December

21-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Jadeja could face extended ban after playing in USA

Ajay Jadeja, a former India player serving a five-year ban for match fixing, recently played two matches for Hollywood Cricket Club in the U.S

20-Sep-2001•Bloomberg

India Cements clinch the Moin-ud-Dowlah Gold Cup

It was more of anti-climax at the Gymkhana ground in Hyderabad on Sunday in the finals of the Moin-ud_Dowlah Gold Cup Invitation tournament

20-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Laxman to play Grade Cricket in Australia?

Will Laxman play grade cricket in Australia?

19-Sep-2001•Anand Vasu

Women's tour to India still on

World women's champions New Zealand's tour of India in November is still on

19-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

South Africa close gap at top of ICC Test Championship

South Africa's 1-0 win in the two-Test series in Zimbabwe has edged them closer to Australia at the head of the ICC Test Championship points table

19-Sep-2001•Duane Pettet

Indian news round-up

The sports medicine expert appointed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Dr Anant Joshi began assessing the fitness of the Indian bowlers for the South Africa tour at the MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai on Monday

18-Sep-2001•Staff and Agencies

PCA slashes ticket rates for India-England Test

The 3000 English fans expected for the first Indian-England Test to be staged at the PCA stadium, Mohali from December 3 to 7, will now be able to buy match tickets at cheaper rates

18-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Badani and Zaheer out of one-day series

Indian cricket's injury woes have not ended

18-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Badani replaces unfit Laxman for South Africa tri-series

Hyderabadi stylist and Indian middle-order batsman VVS Laxman has been replaced by Tamil Nadu southpaw Hemang Badani for the forthcoming limited overs tri-series to be played between India, South Africa and minnows Kenya in South Africa

17-Sep-2001•Anand Vasu

Zaheer Khan is straining at the leash

16-Sep-2001•Rajesh Kumar

Indian news round-up

The Board of Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) has made a net profit of 37.99 crore during the financial year 2000-2001

16-Sep-2001•Staff & Agencies

Players must declare their injuries, says Dr Joshi

The BCCI's new sports medicine expert Dr Anant Joshi feels that players must be honest about their fitness, and unlike earlier, not continue playing while carrying injuries.

15-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

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