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Few surprises in Indian team for Zimbabwe tour

There are few surprises in the Indian team to tour Zimbawe later this month

17-May-2001

Attention to detail is Wright's hallmark

Sourav Ganguly's latest consignment of bats arrived from Meerut just after the Indian captain finished his stint out in the 'open nets' at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore

17-May-2001•Anand Vasu

15 cricketers pick themselves for tour of Zimbabwe

For a change there was no acrimony, no contentious decisions and no fireworks in an Indian selection committee meeting

17-May-2001•Anand Vasu

It will be a tough series for India, says Streak

Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak is a bit surprised at the emphasis that India will lay on the fast and seam bowling department

16-May-2001•Staff Reporter

MCA renames stand at Wankhede stadium after Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday joined the group of legendary cricketers whose names embellish the Wankhede Stadium with the Mumbai Cricket Association deciding to rename the stand above the MCA pavilion for former and present cricketers and their family

16-May-2001

MCA names pavilion at Wankhede stadium after Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday joined the group of legendary cricketers whose names embellish the Wankhede Stadium with the Mumbai Cricket Association deciding to name the MCA pavilion after the Indian batting maestro

16-May-2001

Indian news round-up

Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday joined the list of illustrious cricketers whose names have been etched at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai

16-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Team for Zimbabwe: Major changes unlikely

It certainly has been a camp with a difference

16-May-2001•Anand Vasu

BCCI not keen to host ICC KnockOut tourney

With the ticklish question of playing cricket against Pakistan yet to be sorted out, the Board of Control for Cricket in India on Wednesday said it was "not necessarily keen" to host the ICC KnockOut Tournament next year

16-May-2001

Obliteration of records? You must be joking, Sir Paul

There are few things that help a malaise spread like unimaginative problem-solving

15-May-2001•Anand Vasu

Ganguly expects to strike form with the bat against Zimbabwe

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly said on Tuesday that his lean phase with the bat was over, and expressed confidence of striking form again in the coming Zimbabwe series

15-May-2001

BCCI treats Aussie phone call issue as closed

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has closed the matter of alleged "anonymous calls received by Australian cricketers at Chennai during the third and final cricket Test as a dead issue," PTI quotes a from New Delhi

15-May-2001

India have the better record against Zimbabwe at home

India's Test record against Zimbabwe is very much in keeping with their overall record of doing well at home but performing badly abroad

15-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

Indian news round-up

Indian coach John Wright has said he favours two or three spinners and four seamers prior to the selection of the Indian team to the tour of Zimbabwe

15-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Wright's idea of the ideal bowling attack

Indian coach John Wright said in Bangalore on Monday that two or three spinners and four seamers would be the ideal bowling attack in the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe

15-May-2001

Keeness to win is fine, but desperation is not the solution

The home advantage works out for every cricketing country but perhaps it is most evident in India's case

15-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

India yet to win a Test in Zimbabwe

In October 1952, India were Pakistan's first Test opponents

15-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

Records of Azhar, Cronje and Malik may disappear from Wisden

Cricket records of former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin, disgraced South African skipper Hansie Cronje and former Pakistan captain Salim Malik may be obliterated from Wisden, the cricket lovers' Bible, if the recommendations of Sir Paul Condon

14-May-2001

To beat the heat, a day night camp in Rohtak

The heat wave prevailing in the North these days has forced the Haryana Cricket Association (HCA) to convert it's three week cricket coaching camp in progress at Rohtak into a day night affair

14-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

If the recommendations of Sir Paul Condon are accepted, then the cricket records of former skippers Mohd

14-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

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