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ZIM

125

(39 ov) 174/1

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WF-M

143/9

NSC-M

(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

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Shrugging off drug charges, Indian team aims to retain focus for final

While the Indian cricket team trying to shrug off allegations of drug use by some of its members and retaining focus on the Coca Cola Cup tri-series final against West Indies on Saturday, physio Andrew Leipus has come up strongly in defence of his

05-Jul-2001

Tendulkar's 29th century hands India a comfortable victory

This last match of the first round of the triangular tournament was meaningless as far as the competition was concerned, as both teams had already qualified at the expense of Zimbabwe

04-Jul-2001•John Ward

Cuffy injury setback to West Indies' hopes

The West Indies are anxiously awaiting a doctor's report this morning they fear could end Cameron Cuffy's tour of Zimbabwe and Kenya

04-Jul-2001•Tony Cozier

5th Match, West Indies v Zimbabwe, Coca Cola Cup, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1732nd ODI in cricket history

03-Jul-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

India seem to have embarrassment of riches

India seem to have a problem of plenty ahead of the last league encounter of the triangular one-day series for the Coca Cola Cup against the West Indies in Harare on Wednesday which is a precursor to the final on July 7

03-Jul-2001

Alistair Campbell's diary: Reflections on Zimbabwean cricket's 'toughest hour'

As most of you probably have gathered, our participation in the Coca-Cola triangular tournament is now at an end

03-Jul-2001•Alistair Campbell

Hooper hopes to win dress rehearsal on Wednesday

West Indies captain Carl Hooper said today that the victory against Zimbabwe in the Coca Cola Cup triangular series had given a lot of confidence to his side and he was now looking forward to defeating India in the next game to be able to go into the

02-Jul-2001

Indians did not break into a sweat in making the final

The Coca-Cola Cup tournament in Zimbabwe has managed quite comfortably to make a fair number of people reconsider their opinions

02-Jul-2001•Anand Vasu

Mohanty, Harvinder savour their moment of glory

Debashis Mohanty, the almost forgotten seam bowler from Orissa, didn't get the Man of the Match award - it went to Sachin Tendulkar - but there is little doubt he was the toast of India's win against the West Indies in the fourth game of the

01-Jul-2001

4th Match, India v West Indies, Coca Cola Cup, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1731st ODI in cricket history

01-Jul-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

West Indies win by five wickets to clinch spot in Coca-Cola Cup final

Zimbabwe entered their final match in the first round of their inaugural triangular tournament knowing they had to beat West Indies handsomely, and then have India beat West Indies in Wednesday's match, to reach the final

01-Jul-2001•John Ward

Injury forces Jeremy out again

As was the case in Australia late last year, an injury to Antiguan fast bowler Kerry Jeremy has forced him to withdraw from taking any further part in the West Indies' current tour of Zimbabwe

30-Jun-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Indian bowlers restrict West Indies

India made West Indies resemble a schoolboy team in restricting them to 169 for seven in 50 overs in a triangular one-day series match in Bulawayo today

30-Jun-2001

India complete third successive triumph in Coca-Cola Cup

India continued their run of success in the triangular tournament, with a six-wicket victory over West Indies, who found themselves two wickets down after three overs on a flat but sluggish pitch, and were never in the game thereafter

30-Jun-2001•John Ward

India to experiment against West Indies

With two convincing victories under their belt, a confident India look to assert their superiority in the triangular one-day series for the Coca Cola Cup when they take on West Indies in Bulawayo tomorrow

29-Jun-2001

Garrick and Hinds replace Lara on tour

In the wake of Brian Lara's withdrawal from the West Indies cricket team last week, the WICB selectors have named opener Leon Garrick, and middle order batsman Wavell Hinds, as replacements for the Trinidadian left hander

29-Jun-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Ganguly down with fever

India had a slight scare ahead of their triangular one-day series match against West Indies tomorrow with captain Saurav Ganguly running mild temperature today

29-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe in trouble

While the West Indies were enjoying a day off taking in Africa's bountiful wildlife on a tour of a game park outside Harare, India did them a favour at the Queen's Club yesterday

28-Jun-2001•Tony Cozier

Ganguly thanks everyone

Indian captain Saurav Ganguly, who ended his recent run-drought with a painstaking 85 to lay the foundation for India's four-wicket win against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo on Wednesday, thanked one and all for supporting him through his lean period

28-Jun-2001

Harbhajan aims to be an all-rounder

Having proved his credentials as a deadly off-spinner, Harbhajan Singh is now concentrating his energies on improving his batting too in order to become a potent all-rounder

28-Jun-2001

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