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CR Pattabhiraman, former president of the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association, passed away in Chennai on Tuesday after a brief illness

20-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Tendulkar troubled by hamstring strain, skips nets

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar, troubled with a hamstring strain, skipped the nets as the rest of the Indian team worked out at the Harare Sports club on Wednesday

20-Jun-2001

Sanjeev Chawla released by Scotland Yard

London-based Indian businessman Sanjeev Chawla, arrested by Scotland Yard six months ago in connection with allegations of cricket matchfixing, has been released as there was "insufficient evidence" to prove the charges against him

20-Jun-2001

I am not overawed by reputations: Blignaut

Fast bowler Andy Blignaut, the star of Zimbabwe's victory in the second Test against India at Harare on Monday, is not overawed by reputations and feels the right line and length yield results against any batsman

19-Jun-2001

Charges against players to be dropped if Gupta defies deadline

Probe into charges of match-fixing levelled against England's stand-in captain Alec Stewart, West Indies star batsman Brian Lara and other leading cricketers, are likely to be dropped unless bookie Mukesh Gupta agrees to provide formal evidence by

19-Jun-2001

Prabhakar denies involvement with chit-fund company

Former Indian all-rounder Manoj Prabhakar on Monday denied that he was in any way involved with the Uttar Pradesh based non-banking finance company which is accused of duping investors to the tunes of crores of rupees

19-Jun-2001

Captain, coach differ on causes of defeat

The tall-talking Indian captain Sourav Ganguly and the team's coolheaded coach John Wright on Tuesday differed on the causes for India's tame defeat in the second cricket Test against Zimbabwe in Harare on Monday

19-Jun-2001

Ashish Nehra retained for tri-series

On a request from the Indian team management in Zimbabwe, the national selectors on Tuesday retained Delhi medium pacer Ashish Nehra in the Indian cricket team for the triangular one-day series starting on June 23

19-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe v India: A review of the Test series

It was surprising that, with one hand apparently firmly on their first overseas Test series victory since 1986, India should relax their grip and allow Zimbabwe to scrape home to level the series in the Second Test match

19-Jun-2001•John Ward

2nd Test, India v Zimbabwe, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1549th Test match in cricket history

19-Jun-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Indian news round-up

The International Cricket Council on Monday gave an ultimatum to Indian bookmaker Mukesh Gupta to become a formal approver by July 1

19-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Indians should have learnt from Shiv Sunder Das: Streak

As the Indian team was looking for reasons for its defeat in the second Test which denied it a series win, it was Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak who came up with the most apt explanation for the visitors' plight

19-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe A team to play India announced

KISHORE GOKAL (MANAGER) BRADLEY ROBINSON (PHYSIOTHERAPIST) ZIMBABWE CRICKET UNION 19 June 2001

19-Jun-2001•ZCU Media Release

ICC gives ultimatum to Mukesh Gupta to turn approver

The International Cricket Council on Monday decided to implement all the recommendations of the Sir Paul Condon report on corruption in cricket and gave an ultimatum to Indian bookmaker Mukesh Gupta to become a formal approver by July 1

19-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe square series with thrilling victory

In a thrilling match of constant fluctuation, Zimbabwe finally won through over India by four wickets in the second Test at Harare on Monday

18-Jun-2001•John Ward

Tendulkar is now India's second highest run getter in Tests

Sachin Tendulkar passed another milestone during the third day of the second Test against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club

18-Jun-2001•Staff Reporter

India's opening blues continue

Despite a number of trials and experimentation, a specialist opening pair in Tests has eluded India for a long time now and is a major worry in an otherwise formidable batting line-up

18-Jun-2001

Indian news round-up

A team from the CBI is likely to question ICC's finance committee chairman Ehsan Mani when it arrives in London later this week in connection with investigations into a television telecast rights case

18-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Match-fixing: Yet another disturbing development

For some time now, there has been talk of a nexus between the underworld, the bookies and some cricketers which has been at the centre of the match fixing scandal

18-Jun-2001•Partab Ramchand

CBI starts probe to find links between bookies and underworld

A year after the probe into the match-fixing allegations was initiated, the CBI has now begun probing the "unholy nexus" between bookies and the underworld mafia to find out how deep the criminal section has penetrated into the game

17-Jun-2001

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