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How the match-fixing drama unfolded - Part 12

The Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) Anti Corruption Commissioner K Madhavan says in New Delhi that he is through with the final round of questioning with the former Indian captain Ajit Wadekar

07-Feb-2001•Partab Ramchand

Indian news round-up

The 2001 edition of the ICC/ACC Under-17 Asia Cup featuring ten nations is to be held in Bangladesh from February 15 to 24

07-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

WICB invites India A team for Busta Cup

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has invited the India A team to take part in its annual domestic tournament, the Busta Cup, WICB president Patrick Rousseau announced in Kolkata on Tuesday

07-Feb-2001

Worcestershire delay Hick captaincy decision

Worcestershire are waiting to see if Graeme Hick is to be awarded an ECB contract this summer before deciding whether to reappoint him as captain

07-Feb-2001•Staff and agencies

India's intransigence puts the world cricket in jeopardy

In a recent meeting of the Asian Cricket Foundation held in Lahore, it was decided to hold a series of four one-day matches between Pakistan, India and Bangladesh at Sharjah to raise funds for India's earthquake victims

07-Feb-2001•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Marshall's form a worry

The quality of balls and the quality of bowling from one of their key players are among the concerns of the Barbados team heading to Nevis today for the vital sixth-round Busta match against the Leeward Islands starting on Friday

07-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

Mistakes of the past need not be repeated

New Zealand sport does not have a great record for utilising its resources, and cricket is no different to many others

07-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Substantial amount could have been raised in Sharjah: Dalmiya

The President of the Asian Cricket Foundation (ACF) Jagmohan Dalmiya said in Kolkata on Tuesday that the ACF had chosen Sharjah as the venue of the tournament to raise funds for the quake affected Gujarat, simply because it was ready

07-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

Mayor of London supports Centre of Excellence in Beckenham

Following Bromley Council's support for the proposals for the former Lloyds TSB Sportsground in Beckenham, the Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, on behalf of the Greater London Authority has given his support for the scheme put together by Leander

07-Feb-2001•Kent CCC Media Release

New Zealand Maori make Pacifica final

New Zealand Maori and Fiji will play out the final of the inaugural Pacifica Cricket Championships in Auckland tomorrow

07-Feb-2001

Trist calls on the power of positive thinking

Getting positive, was New Zealand's goal in their bid to turn around the loss of winning form in the build-up to tomorrow's fourth National Bank Series One-Day International with Sri Lanka in Hamilton

07-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Fleming not suited to taking up opening option

No-one in the New Zealand camp was saying yesterday whether beleagured captain Stephen Fleming would have to live out Sir Richard Hadlee's view that Fleming should open the batting against Sri Lanka tomorrow in Hamilton

07-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Scoring political points callous

Words fail me

07-Feb-2001•Omar Kureishi

Chasm between Australia and West Indies revealed again

The first final of the Carlton Series provided little difference from the usual whitewash that Australia have effected so far this season on both the West Indies and Zimbabwe in the preliminary games

07-Feb-2001•Colin Croft

Giles seeks contract extension at Warwickshire

Spinner Ashley Giles wants to commit himself to Warwickshire for the next five years

07-Feb-2001•Staff and agencies

Jadeja challenges his indictment in Delhi High Court

Former Indian batsman Ajay Jadeja on Wednesday challenged in Delhi High Court the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) decision to ban him for five years from playing for the country as well as a notice from Government regarding the

07-Feb-2001

Self-sufficiency and adaptability lacking in Kiwis

Geoff Howarth, Glenn Turner, Steve Rixon, former New Zealand coaches all, said it and David Trist is also saying it - New Zealand's cricketers are not good at self-sufficiency, an asset that allows them to adjust to differing circumstances

06-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

BCCI to retain five-member selection committee

The women have taken the lead but the men are reluctant to follow

06-Feb-2001•Partab Ramchand

Heart says Canterbury but my mind says Auckland

While players have been battling it out for the finals of the State Insurance Cup I have been enjoying a short break in Melbourne

06-Feb-2001•Katrina Keenan

Sky Sports to show England games in Sri Lanka, India and New Zealand

Sky Sports have won the rights to show England's tours to India and New Zealand next winter

06-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

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