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English cricket match has 22 Patels

Cricket umpires and scorers were stumped when they had to oversee a local cricket match in which all 22 players shared the same surname, according to a report Thursday in Britain's Sun tabloid

20-Jul-2001

Mobile phones banned for players at tri-series

The International Cricket Council ban on players using mobile phones is being "strictly" enforced during the ongoing one-day tri-series involving India, New Zealand and Sri Lanka here, sources say

20-Jul-2001

Astle's ton inspires New Zealand to crushing 84-run win over India

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming reasoned after his team's 16-run defeat by Sri Lanka that, though the Black Caps' performance was unacceptable, they had at least drawn a line in the sand

20-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Australian Super Challenge series cancelled

The Super Challenge one-day series between Australia and India set down for September has been cancelled.

19-Jul-2001•Rick Eyre

It's between Khurasiya and Yuvraj for Ganguly's opening partner

Trouble on the streets..

19-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian coach prepares to climb Everest

Caked in white zinc, his eyes covered by shades, and his skin crinkled by the sun, the New Zealand-born Indian coach could be attempting to scale Everest

19-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian news round-up

A London-based Indian company along with a British advertising agency has won a prized contract from the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to popularise cricket among children in the 6-12 age group in the country

19-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Great opportunity for youngsters to prove themselves: Borde

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar's absence in the ongoing triangular series in Sri Lanka, due to a hairline fracture to his right toe, will give greater opportunity to youngsters to perform and prove themselves, the chairman of the selection

19-Jul-2001

One-day series cancellation may be blessing for Indian team

Finally, after much hemming and hawing the BCCI has formally withdrawn from the Super Challenge one-day series in Australia in September

19-Jul-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Azhar's case adjourned to Aug 2 as BCCI gets interim stay

A Hyderabad civil court today adjourned to August 2 the hearing of the main petition of former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin, challenging the life ban imposed on him by the Cricket Board

19-Jul-2001

India pulled out due to heavy schedule, says Muthiah

A heavy schedule and the unofficial status of the three-match limited overs series were the reasons for India opting out of a trip to Australia in September, Indian Cricket Board chief AC Muthiah said today

19-Jul-2001

Jayasuriya and Fleming both look for improvement

Sri Lanka won the first game of the Coca-Cola Cup against New Zealand by 16 runs, but captain Sanath Jayasuriya admitted afterwards that he was not entirely happy with his team's performance, warning them that they had to play better if they are to

18-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

$Hairline fracture keeps Tendulkar away from tri-nation series$

Hairline fracture keeps Tendulkar away from tri-nation series

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has been ruled out of the ongoing triangular one-day series in Sri Lanka due to a hairline fracture to the big toe of the right foot but may join the team for the Test series, if fit

18-Jul-2001

HC asks BCCI to file reply on merits in Jadeja case

The Delhi High Court today asked the Board of Control for Cricket in India to file a reply on the merits of the case banning cricketer Ajay Jadeja for five years from playing on match fixing charges

18-Jul-2001

Indian news round-up

A court in Naini Tal on Tuesday rejected a bail petition filed by former Indian Test cricketer Manoj Prabhakar in a chit fund case, according to police

18-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

$Hairline fracture keeps Tendulkar away from tri-nation series$

Hairline fracture keeps Tendulkar away from tri-nation series

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has been virtually ruled out of the ongoing triangular one-day series in Sri Lanka due to a hairline fracture to the big toe of the right foot

18-Jul-2001

Ganguly regains form as India win by three wickets

An attacking unbeaten 74 off just 52 deliveries by Sourav Ganguly, helped India to beat Sri Lanka A by three wickets with nine balls to spare in their practice match at the NCC in Colombo on Wednesday

18-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Indian news round-up

Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar is expected to join the national team after their first three matches in the triangular oneday cricket series starting in Colombo on Wednesday

17-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Batsmen lick their lips but Sri Lanka start as favourites

The latest triangular tournament to grip the sub-continent is set to commence and, to coin the main sponsor's catch phrase, one-day cricket tastes good in these parts

17-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

New Zealand, not India, are the main rivals: Jayasuriya

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya considers New Zealand to be his team's main rivals in the triangular one-day Coca Cola Cup series starting in Colombo on Wednesday

17-Jul-2001

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