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Match hangs in the balance after India lose Tendulkar, Dravid

After three days of the Second Test at Harare Sports Club, the match was still in the balance by the close, although solid batting second time round had perhaps given India a slight advantage

17-Jun-2001•John Ward

Indian news round-up

After having carried out an investigation of the nexus between players and bookmakers last year, the CBI has now initiated a probe into the liaison between bookies and the underworld mafia

17-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Mongia adds Indian spice to Legends clash

The number of countries represented at Trent Bridge¹s Weekend of Legends has increased to nine with the introduction of Indian wicketkeeper Nayan Mongia

16-Jun-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

Sachin Tendulkar will amass 20,480 runs and 81 centuries in the next 10 years if he maintains his present form, according to an assessment by Wisden Cricket Monthly

16-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

We can tackle Harbhajan, says Hooper

Harbhajan Singh may have tormented the Australians and continues to trouble the Zimbabweans but West Indies captain Carl Hooper remains unfazed and feels his team is competent enough to tackle the 'turbonator'

16-Jun-2001

Most runs in a day's play for Pakistan

In the recent Old Trafford Test, Pakistan achieved a well-deserved and remarkable victory by 108 runs

16-Jun-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Grant Flower's pluck puts Zimbabwe in front

Zimbabwe had a lot of hard work to do as they resumed on 31 for three after dismissing India for 237

16-Jun-2001•John Ward

Indians identify Andy Flower's foibles

Andy Flower doesn't seem to be that invincible a batsman after all

16-Jun-2001

Nehra strikes early blows after India is restricted to 237

It was an action packed opening day's play in the second Test match between India and Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Friday

15-Jun-2001•John Ward

Indian news round-up

The Sri Lanka Cricket Board's (BCCSL) interim committee on Thursday took the decision to remove the controversial Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium from its list of venues for next month's one-day triangular series

15-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

An awe inspiring estimate of Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar will amass 20,480 runs and 81 centuries in the next 10 years if he maintains his present form, according to an assessment by Wisden Cricket Monthly

15-Jun-2001

Andy Flower heaps praise on Tendulkar, Harbhajan

Zimbabwe wicketkeeper-batsman Andy Flower may have been giving Sachin Tendulkars and Mark Waughs tough competition with his consistent prolific scores but when it comes to earnings, the most successful Zimbabwe cricketer is miles behind

15-Jun-2001

Streak, Rackemann confident of better showing

The Zimbabwe cricket team stepped up their preparations for the Second Test against India at the match venue with both the captain Heath Streak and coach Carl Rackemann confident that the side will put up a more polished performance than they did in

14-Jun-2001•Larry Moyo

Injured Ramesh doubtful for second Test

Indian captain Saurav Ganguly on Wednesday gave the go-ahead to paceman Ashish Nehra, who was stopped from bowling in the first Test against Zimbabwe, for the second Test but opener Sadagoppan Ramesh continued to be a doubtful starter having not

14-Jun-2001

Dambulla dropped as one-day venue for triangular series

The Sri Lanka Cricket Board's (BCCSL) interim committee took the decision on Thursday to remove the controversial Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium from its list of venues for next month's one-day triangular series

14-Jun-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Badani to open the innings in second Test: Wright

Indian coach John Wright on Thursday confirmed Hemang Badani will open the innings along with Shiv Sunder Das in the second Test against Zimbabwe starting at Harare tomorrow

14-Jun-2001

Vettori and Nash back on the international scene

Injured players left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori and all rounder Dion Nash have regained their international places with their inclusion in the New Zealand team to travel to Sri Lanka to contest a tri-series with Sri Lanka and India

14-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Campbell's diary: we need to bring India's run to an end

After winning the toss in the First Test and deciding to bat, we needed to bat well as it was a very good wicket, and a poor start would put us on the back foot straight away

14-Jun-2001•Alistair Campbell

Indian news round-up

Young Orissa opener Shiv Sundar Das has not only impressed cricket fans in the country but also his employers National Aluminium Company which has offered him promotion to the executive rank

14-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Zimbabwe confident of improved showing against India

The Zimbabwe cricket team stepped up their preparations for the Second Test against India at Harare, the match venue, with both the captain Heath Streak and coach Carl Rackemann confident that the side will put up a more polished performance than

14-Jun-2001•Larry Moyo

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