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PCB rethinking policy following Uma Bharti's clarification

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is looking afresh at its tit-for-tat policy regarding playing with India following the Indian Sports Minister Uma Bharti's statement that her government's objection was confined only to a bilateral series between the two

03-May-2001

Vece Paes appointed as physio to East Zone Academy

The East Zone wing of the National Cricket Academy run by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has started functioning in Kolkata

03-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Arindam Das, the next Prince of Kolkata?

He is the new wonder-kid on the blocks as far as Bengal cricket is concerned

03-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

The Union Sports Minister Uma Bharti on Wednesday said in Ahmedabad that there would be no hurdles in India's participation in the ICC KnockOut tourney next year

03-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Waugh is the best, says Ganguly

It may seem a bit strange, especially after the verbal duels that both have had

03-May-2001•Staff Reporter

NCA committee to meet at CCI on May fourth

The National Cricket Academy (NCA) Committee will meet at the Cricket Club of India (CCI) in Mumbai on May 4

02-May-2001

Bindra to appear before Emirates inquiry commission

Former BCCI president IS Bindra has been asked to appear before an inquiry commission probing allegations of match-fixing in the Gulf venue of Sharjah

02-May-2001

Indian news round-up

The former BCCI president IS Bindra has postponed by a week, his meeting with the three-member inquiry commission probing match-fixing allegations at Sharjah

02-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

South Zone Academy inaugurated

Inculcating discipline and team spirit besides giving emphasis to fielding and physical fitness are the main themes of the South Zone Cricket Academy which was inaugurated in Chennai on May 2

02-May-2001

Marsh spots wickets as area of concern

Cricket Board's consultant and former Australian opener Geoff Marsh today said the quality of the three Test wickets that produced a fantastic series between India and Australia, should be extended to all the wickets in the country if India were to

02-May-2001

Tendulkar awarded 'Maharashtra Bhushan'

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar and I T wizard Dr Vijay Bhatkar were conferred with 'Maharashtra Bhushan Puruskar', Maharashtra's highest civilian award in Mumbai on Tuesday

02-May-2001

Zonal branches of NCA started

Five zonal centres of National Cricket Academy inaugurated

01-May-2001

NCA to open five zonal academies

Exactly one year after the National Cricket Academy was formally inaugurated, India's premier coaching body gets ready to welcome its second batch of trainees at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore on Tuesday

30-Apr-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

The Pakistan Cricket Board said it would respond shortly to Union Sports Minister Uma Bharti's statement that India would play Pakistan only in multinational tournaments

30-Apr-2001•Staff and Agencies

PCB considering 'appropriate response' to Bharti's statement

Pakistan Cricket Board is considering an appropriate response to Sports Minister Uma Bharti's recent announcement that India would play against Pakistan only in ICC approved multinational tournaments

30-Apr-2001

Robin Singh delights as southpaws canter to victory

In a high scoring game played between India's left-handed and righthanded cricketers at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, the left-handed XI captained by Robin Singh won in a canter with 6 wickets and nearly 12 overs to spare

29-Apr-2001•Staff Reporter

Tendulkar steers his team to victory with a ton

Indian batting star, Sachin Tendulkar, steered his team to a exciting ten-runs win over Rest of India with a sterling 117, despite running high temperature, in the former Mumbai spinner Ravi Thakkar's benefit cricket match at Thane on Saturday

28-Apr-2001

Sony MAX to organise international series between left and righthanders

Having telecast the ARY Gold Cup in Sharjah recently, Sony MAX is now planning a series between left and right handers involving players from five different countries

28-Apr-2001

Bradman cap presented to four Indian players

Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly, who led the team to a remarkable 2-1 Test series victory against the visiting Australians recently, was presented with a special Sir Donald Bradman cap on Friday as part of a programme to honour the legendary

28-Apr-2001

Eleven doughty protagonists to champion the minority

For the first time in India an intriguing contest between left and right-handers gets underway in the Timex Challenge at the Wankhede Stadium on Sunday

28-Apr-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

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