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England to tour India without security manager

England will tour India in November without a security manager, contrary to advice from the sport's ruling body on how to counter corruption

07-Sep-2001•Bloomberg

Ganguly retained as captain for South Africa tour

It was at 11.20 on a warm September morning that Sourav Ganguly's position at the helm of affairs in Indian cricket came under serious scrutiny

06-Sep-2001•Anand Vasu

Indian news round-up

World's premier leg spinner Shane Warne, who recently had a successful Ashes campaign, has named Sachin Tendulkar in his dream team

06-Sep-2001•Staff & Agencies

Indian news round-up

With the five wise men who make up the National selection committee set to meet on September 6 to name the captain for the South African tour, Sourav Ganguly has won the vote of a man whose cricketing wisdom has been acknowledged by one and all

05-Sep-2001•Staff & Agencies

Indian news round-up

After the disappointment caused by the series loss in Sri Lanka, the Indian fan at last has something to cheer about

04-Sep-2001•Staff and Agencies

Defeat apart, will the Indians learn from the Lankan experience?

It is only the weak who bay for blood from the stands when the matador is on the floor and the bull is about to gore him

03-Sep-2001•Anand Vasu

Lanka win but no great shakes

Yet another series, yet another loss

03-Sep-2001•Rajesh Kumar

Masterful Muralitharan too hot to handle

The captivating confectioners son is back in business

03-Sep-2001•Charlie Austin

Pakistan's defeats in test cricket

Pakistan's defeat in the Lord's Test was their 68th in test cricket

03-Sep-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Indian news round-up

The performance of Sourav Ganguly's men who lost the series in Sri Lanka has definitely not impressed the Indian media

03-Sep-2001•Staff and Agencies

Flooding ends NZ A game at interesting stage

New Zealand A suffered a bizarre setback in their opening limited overs match in the Coromandel King Moin-ud-Dowlah cricket tournament in India yesterday

03-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka seal silent victory in Colombo

India were unable to reverse a slide that had started last evening with the run out of Rahul Dravid and they lost their remaining four wickets within the first session to be bowled out for 299, still 77 runs short of making the home team bat again

02-Sep-2001•Charlie Austin

Wright: You can't afford to have 3 run outs trying to save a Test match

Captain Sourav Ganguly blamed India's batsmen for their innings defeat in Colombo on Sunday

02-Sep-2001•Rex Clementine

Jayasuriya hopes Test triumph is just the start

Sri Lanka recorded their first series victory in two years at home when they beat India in the decisive final Test Match in Colombo on Sunday and Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya hoped that it would be a springboard to future Test success

02-Sep-2001•Rex Clementine

India slump to eighth in latest ICCTC standings

India's comprehensive innings and 77 run loss to Sri Lanka at Colombo has consigned them to eighth place on the ICC Test Championship table

02-Sep-2001•Duane Pettet

Tendulkar back on road to recovery

Sachin Tendulkar had his first jog this week in almost two months

01-Sep-2001•Rodney Hartman

Indian News round-up

Little master Sachin Tendulkar is not sure if he can be fit in time for the South African tour

01-Sep-2001•Staff & Agencies

Jayasuriya: We bowled tightly and put them under pressure

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya speaking after a hard day's work in which his side took six Indian wickets in perfect batting conditions praised his bowlers for bowling tightly

01-Sep-2001•Rex Clementine

Sri Lanka on verge of victory despite Indian resistance

This was not a day for the thrill seeking cricket supporter, but for the die hard Sri Lanka fan, as their spinners and fielders painstakingly winkled out the Indian top order to leave them on the verge of an innings victory and their first series win

01-Sep-2001•Charlie Austin

Tillakaratne: I had to prove that I could perform at the highest level

With the selectorial axe hanging over his head Hashan Tillakaratne walked out to bat on Thursday evening knowing that this was likely to be his last chance to resurrect his Test career after two years in the wilderness

31-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

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