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Jayasuriya: We played hard right from the start

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya was delighted after his side convincingly beat India by 10 wickets in the Galle Test

17-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

Wright: The first evening was crucial

Indian coach John Wright singled out the happenings on the first evening as the turning point in the first Test against Sri Lanka which India lost by 10 wickets early Friday morning

17-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

Indian news round-up

While the batsmen failed to put up a decent score in either innings, selection committee chairman Chandu Borde chose to attack the bowlers for India's humiliating 10-wicket loss to Sri Lanka in the first Test at Galle on Friday

17-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Mumbai-New Zealand match intriguingly poised

A strong reply by the Mumbai Cricket Association XI ensured that their MRF Buchi Babu cricket tournament first round match against the New Zealand A remained evenly poised at the end of the second day's play at the Guru Nanak grounds, Chennai on

17-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Lanka, Pakistan A teams to play in India in November

The Sri Lankan A and Pakistan A teams will play a triangular one-day series in India in November, according to former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Raj Singh Dungarpur

17-Aug-2001

Indian news round-up

The screening committee of the Asian Cricket Foundation (ACF) met in Kolkata on Wednesday to begin the process of finalising the panel of Development Officers as part of a programme to promote the game in the Asian region

16-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Bradman never missed a Tendulkar innings in last five years

Sir Donald Bradman was first impressed by Sachin Tendulkar while watching a one-day game against Australia in the 1996 World Cup and never missed a chance to see an innings from the Indian maestro after that, the book 'Bradman's Best' reveals

16-Aug-2001

Punjab to host four Deodhar Trophy matches

The Deodhar Trophy matches will be played in the North Zone from February 20 to 27

16-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Neutral umpires to officiate in ATC

The technical committee of the Asian Cricket Foundation which met in Kolkata on Thursday, decided that the matches of the Asian Test Championship will be supervised by neutral umpires

16-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

ACC to go ahead with ATC even if India pull out

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) announced that it will go ahead with the Asian Test Championship as per schedule even if India pulled out of the meet though it was prepared to "bend backward" to ensure that all countries participate

16-Aug-2001

Sangakkara: It feels good to get back in form

Sri Lanka's wicketkeeper batsman, Kumar Sangakkara who made an unbeaten 105 and helped his side consolidate their position in the first Test Match against India at the Galle International Stadium was delighted with his maiden hundred today, "It feels

16-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

India on verge of defeat after a dramatic third day

A maiden Test century from Kumar Sangakkara and a dramatic second innings collapse by the India's top order in the evening left Sri Lanka on the verge of an emphatic victory in the first Test at the Galle International Stadium on Thursday

16-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian news round-up

Pakistan has invited the Indian junior cricket team to play matches in an under-19 tournament in preparation for next year's Youth World Cup to be held in New Zealand

15-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Jayasuriya: It was a good team effort

After Sri Lanka ended the second day in the first Test of the three Test series at the Galle International Stadium well on top, Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya declared it as a total team effort by his side

15-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

New Zealand A looking for good start in India

New Zealand's A cricketers, who begin their participation in India's Buchi Babu tournament tomorrow, have adopted the slogan "India is cricket's classroom" for their campaign

15-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Chemplast defeat Roofit XI by five wickets in final

Shrugging off a poor start, Chemplast, Chennai completed a five wicket victory over Roofit XI, Mumbai to win the Coromandel Cement Cup in the KSCA Diamond Jubilee invitation tournament at the Maharaja Jayachamdaraja Wodayar Sports Centre in Bangalore

15-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Sri Lanka unearth new pace sensation

In Durban last December fast bowler Randi Dilhara Fernando announced his raw potential to the cricketing world with a five-wicket haul against South Africa

15-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka dominate second day of Galle Test

Not even in their wildest dreams could Sri Lanka have hoped for a better day in the second Test than the one they had in Galle today, where they brushed aside the India lower order inside the first hour and then stroked themselves confidently into a

15-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

I am not bad tempered at all, says Ganguly

Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly on Monday defended the omission of opener Amay Khurasia from the playing eleven in the recent triangular series in Colombo saying as a captain he is responsible for the team's defeat

14-Aug-2001

ACF Development Committee meets in Kolkata

The Development Committee of the Asian Cricket Foundation (ACF) met in Kolkata on Tuesday to deliberate on a wide range of subjects pertaining to the development of the game in the Asian region

14-Aug-2001

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