Matches (15)

CPL (2)

Asia Cup (2)

Duleep Trophy (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

ENG vs SA (1)

STKNP

150/7

(20 ov, T:151) 149/7

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Schedule Table Report Series

HKG

143/7

BAN

(17.4/20 ov, T:144) 144/3

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Schedule Table Report Videos

Miscellaneous

Tamil Nadu, Air India score facile wins on opening day

Hosts Tamil Nadu and fancied Air India scored facile wins on the opening day of the Senior inter-state South Zone women's cricket championship at the Sri Ramachandra Medical College Grounds in Chennai on Monday

12-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

The Australian team manager Steve Bernard has said that the side's 54-day tour to the Indian subcontinent is the 'toughest of all'

12-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

Hussain reminds team that hard work awaits

Hussain: We have a lot of work to do Photo © CricInfo Ltd

12-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

Gremlins make their appearance in Auckland cricket

The gremlins were let loose on Auckland's cricket yesterday, especially at Victoria and Ken Maunder Parks and at the Birkenhead Reserve

12-Feb-2001•Graham Reddaway

Allegations old and unsubstantiated: ICC

SYDNEY - Allegations that four West Indian cricketers were involved in match-fixing were old and unsubstantiated, the International Cricket Council said today

12-Feb-2001•AAP

Mark Waugh seeks answers on Indian probe

Senior Australian batsman Mark Waugh leaves on Tuesday unsure of what awaits him from Indian cricket officials, fans, and possibly even the local police

12-Feb-2001

2nd Final,Carlton Series, Australia v West Indies, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1687th ODI in cricket history

12-Feb-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Colin Croft: Hope springs eternal for the West Indies after drubbing in Australia

Sarwan: Hope for the future Photo © CricInfo Ltd

12-Feb-2001•Colin Croft

ACB raises Rs 41 lakh for Gujarat victims

The Australian Cricket Board has donated Rs 41.25 lakh to the World Vision's relief efforts for the Gujarat earthquake victims

12-Feb-2001

Steve pips Mark for A B Medal

MELBOURNE - Australian skipper Steve Waugh said his Allan Border Medal triumph and his team's record-breaking year will count for little if success does not come on the Indian tour

12-Feb-2001•Paul Gough

The Pakistan Lions purred like pussy-cats

Pakistan may have a bowling attack containing some frequently angry lions, but they were all purring like contented pussy-cats when they arrived at Auckland Airport today to prepare for their five one-day and three Test tour of New Zealand

12-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Akhtar and Anwar want some practice

Two members of the touring Pakistan cricket team want some hard practice before their opening one-day match against New Zealand at Eden Park on Saturday

12-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Condon praises Pakistan

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Lt Gen Tauqir Zia met International Cricket Council anti-corruption chief Sir Paul Condon in Australia and discussed matters relating to match-fixing

12-Feb-2001

Kiwis in for more torrid time

After a rather grim and dismal home season, in which a quietly confident England beat them in the final Test to take the series while the Indians refused to make it here owing to their government's belligerent stance, the Pakistan cricket squad has

12-Feb-2001•Salahuddin Ahmed

CBI not to question Mark Waugh on match-fixing charges

The CBI said today it would not interrogate Australian batsman Mark Waugh, during his stay in India for the Australian cricket tour of India

12-Feb-2001

Sri Lanka's loss will be our gain, says Gough

Darren Gough has spoken of the importance of Muralitharan to the Sri Lankan side, and the vital consequences his groin injury could have on the forthcoming Test series

12-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

Fifteen wickets and a fine: A mixed day for Ryan Hinds

Barbados all-rounder Ryan Hinds has taken fifteen wickets in his team's six-wicket Busta Cup win over the Leeward Islands on Monday

12-Feb-2001•Rick Eyre

Waistline whittled as Inzamam looks for a diet of runs

Inzamam-ul-Haq, the solid Pakistan middle-order batsman, destroyed New Zealand in the 1992 World Cup semi-final at Eden Park, but as the years passed his waistline grew, and the wags reckoned Inzamam was now the perfect judge of the well-planned

12-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Harry does it again and McMillan's streak come to an end

In the previous two issues of The Numbers Game we have highlighted the not out career of Chris Harris

12-Feb-2001•Francis Payne

Mumbai keen on repeating win over Australians

The Mumbai Cricket Association joint secretary Ratnakar Shetty told CricInfo in Mumbai on Monday that the Mumbai team was looking forward to the three day game against the Australians with a lot of hope

12-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

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