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ICC Committee to review technology and playing conditions

A discussion on the role of the third umpire in international cricket and a triennial review of on-field playing conditions will be top on agenda when the ICC Cricket Committee-Playing meets in London on May 23

19-May-2001

Indian news round-up

Five senior Indian players have asked the Board of Control for Cricket in India to have a contract system for them based on their seniority, said Ratnakar Shetty, member of the BCCI's finance committee and joint secretary of the Mumbai Cricket

19-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Match-fixing probe says corruption still a problem: report

Despite the life bans on prominent cricketers and stringent new constraints, the scourge of match-fixing in international cricket was still on and recent matches involving Pakistan are being investigated, media reported in London on Saturday

19-May-2001

They average 100 plus against India

Sir Donald Bradman, as anyone even remotely associated with the game of cricket is aware, ended his Test career with an average of 99.94

19-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

7th Match, West Indies v South Africa, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1718th ODI in cricket history

19-May-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Ganguly's Indians in an upbeat mood

Sourav Ganguly feels that it is important India do not put too much pressure on themselves before the tour of Zimbabwe

18-May-2001•Anand Vasu

Saba Karim calls it a day

Plagued by a persistent eye problem, former Indian stumper Syed Saba Karim on Friday announced his retirement from cricket

18-May-2001

This week last year: NCA and the lessons to be learned

It was exactly a year ago, Indian batting legend Sunil Gavaskar visited the National Cricket Academy as the first guest lecturer

18-May-2001•Santhosh S

Ganguly justifies inclusion of five seamers

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly on Friday justified the inclusion of five seamers in the 15-member squad for the coming Zimbabwe series, saying the team has been picked keeping in mind the conditions there

18-May-2001

We will have to work hard to win, says Ganguly

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly on Thursday expressed happiness over the composition of the 15-member squad for the coming Zimbabwe tour and said the team would have to work hard to win matches and set right the dismal overseas record

18-May-2001

Indian news round-up

Indian Sports Minister Uma Bharti said on Thursday she was committed to her promise given to the ICC president Malcolm Gray in holding the ICC KnockOut tournament in India

18-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Indian cricketers want system of graded payment

Senior Indian cricketers want the Cricket Board to have a "contract" system for greater security and a graded system of payment linked to seniority

18-May-2001

I stand by promise to ICC to hold KnockOut tournament, says Bharti

"I stand by my commitment of all help in holding the ICC KnockOut tournament in India," Sports Minister Uma Bharti said in New Delhi on Thursday

18-May-2001

Ganguly hints at contract system for players

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly indicated on Friday that a "contract" system for Indian players is likely to take a final shape after three more meetings with BCCI officials

18-May-2001

Rod Marsh's praise for Ratra, Dasgupta

Former Australian wicket-keeping great Rodney Marsh said today in Kolkata that both Deep Dasgupta and Ajay Ratra had the potential to play for India

17-May-2001•Staff Reporter

India will host ICC KnockOut tourney, says Muthiah

'India will host the ICC KnockOut Tournament', AC Muthiah, President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in Udhagamandalam on Thursday

17-May-2001

Let not commercial considerations spoil cricket, says Bharti

Seeking to remove "misconceptions" that she had something against cricket, Indian Sports Minister Uma Bharti on Wednesday expressed the wish that the game may prosper without commercial considerations spoiling it

17-May-2001

Tendulkar re-signs with WorldTel

Indian batting maestro and arguably the world's leading figure in the game Sachin Tendulkar has re-signed with WorldTel to handle all his commercial endorsements and marketing activity over the next five years

17-May-2001•Staff Reporter

BCCI technical committee to hold discussions with associations

The BCCI's technical committee will have detailed discussions with the zonal and state associations on the issue of making the domestic circuit more competitive with emphasis on quality wickets, its chairman Sunil Gavaskar said in New Delhi on

17-May-2001

Indian news round-up

Talking to reporters after the meeting, the former Indian captain said "Though no firm decision was taken at the meeting today, there were important suggestions made by the affiliate members." The opinion of players will also be taken to make

17-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

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