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Former cricketers express anger at Denness' decision

Allegations that India's favourite son tampered with the ball in the second Test against South Africa at Port Elisabeth have been met with widespread anger

14-Jan-2011•Anand Vasu

ICC rules out replacing Denness for final Test

The International Cricket Council has turned down India's request to replace Mike Denness as match referee for the third and final Test match betwen South Africa and India

14-Jan-2011•Stephen Lamb

Why critics are missing the point

Cricket has always been a sport that has conjured up images of fair play and basic decency

14-Jan-2011•Paul McGregor

Ball tampering controversy aired in Indian parliament

The furore over match referee Mike Denness' judgements on Sachin Tendulkar and five other Indian cricketers has emerged in the Indian parliament

14-Jan-2011•Staff Reporter

Harbhajan makes his mark as India eclipse South Africa by 41 runs

Harbhajan Singh introduced himself to South Africa in the most emphatic manner at Supersport Park on Wednesday night, ripping the heart out of the home team's batting to set up a 41-victory for India in the third game of the Standard Bank One-Day

22-Jul-2009•Peter Robinson

Indians cruise to five-wicket win against Nicky Oppenheimer XI

India tucked the first win of their South African tour into their kit coffins when they beat the Nicky Oppenheimer XI by five wickets in a gentle stroll at Randjesfontein on Monday.The Indians moved comfortably to victory after the home team had

22-Jul-2009•Peter Robinson

Tendulkar handed suspended ban

Sachin Tendulkar has been found guilty of ball tampering and given a suspended ban from Test cricket.

06-Feb-2008•CricInfo

Soggy end to fourth day at Centurion

Rain foreshortened the fourth day of the five-day game between South Africa and India at Centurion on Monday, raising the possibility that this contentious match - and the 2001 tour by India - could reach a soggy finale on Tuesday

06-Feb-2008•Peter Robinson

Fresh row overshadows Pollock century

A fresh row erupted at SuperSport Park on Sunday, overshadowing a thunderous century from Shaun Pollock as South Africa carried their first innings to 566 for eight on the third day of the five-day match against India

06-Feb-2008•Peter Robinson

Not the real thing

Given the circumstances it was almost inevitable that the cricket would be overshadowed by all that had gone before

06-Feb-2008•Peter Robinson

Mohali Test will go ahead after BCCI agree to exclude Sehwag

At a media briefing today at Lord's, ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed announced that an agreement had been reached with the BCCI over the Mohali Test, due to start Monday

30-Nov-2001•CricInfo

Like lambs led to slaughter

The abject surrender of the Indians at Centurion has once again proved that our team are tigers only at home

29-Nov-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Gibbs and Srinath: Stellar performers

28-Nov-2001•Ashish Shukla

Jacques of all trades

Jacques Kallis missed out on the Man of the Series award that went to his Western Province team-mate Herschelle Gibbs in the recently concluded India-South Africa series, but there is a quiet air about the dependable cricketer that augurs well for

28-Nov-2001•Ashish Shukla

India's tour of South Africa ends with defeat by an innings and 73 runs

India's 2001 tour of South Africa came to an end four overs after lunch on the final day of what, at this stage anyway, remains an unofficial Test match - a five-day international friendly, if you will

27-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Authorities should have resolved Denness affair, says Clive Lloyd

Former West Indian Test captain and ICC match referee Clive Lloyd said on Monday that cricket's authorities could and should have found a way around the Mike Denness controversy, which would have allowed the final match in the South Africa-India

26-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

South Africa take charge on second day at Centurion

On Friday evening, at the end of the first day of this non-Test, South Africa captain Shaun Pollock described it as a "practice match"

24-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

ICC must avoid embarrassing itself further

The ICC as always has shown how reluctant it is to take any kind ofaction based on reason or fair play

23-Nov-2001•Woorkheri Raman

South Africa and India out of order, says ICC

The International Cricket Council has criticised South Africa and India forgoing ahead with their match in Centurion without official ICC match referee Mike Denness

23-Nov-2001•CricInfo

ICC cannot deem 'Test' unofficial, says Dalmiya

The president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Jagmohan Dalmiya, issued a statement saying that the International Cricket Council cannot de-recognise the India-South Africa 'Test' that is due to start at Centurion on Friday

23-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

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