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Punishment to Azhar, Jadeja unfair says former Pakistan offspinner Tauseef

Former Pakistan offspinner Tauseef Ahmed has said the punishment meted out to Indian players Mohammed Azharuddin and Ajay Jadeja for their alleged involvement in match-fixing practices, was unfair

30-Jan-2001

Martin Crowe is the best commentator we have, mate

"Mate, I do many things, but one thing I will never do, and that's watch Canterbury play sport

30-Jan-2001•Roy Colbert

Four big games for Auckland this weekend

Auckland faces a must win weekend if it is to successfully defend the State Insurance Cup this summer

30-Jan-2001•Katrina Keenan

Notices to BCCI, Muthiah, Madhavan in Azhar case

The Hyderabad City Civil Court on Tuesday served urgent notices on the Board of Control for cricket in India (BCCI), its president AC Muthiah and former CBI joint director K Madhavan, on a suit filed by former captain Mohammed Azharuddin, to file

30-Jan-2001

Croft determined to take his chance

Croft: Putting the past behind him Photo © CricInfo Ltd

30-Jan-2001•Staff and Agencies

Only two new faces added to Aussie squad for UK tour

SYDNEY - Despite a disappointing end to its World Cup campaign, Australian selectors unveiled just two new faces in its women's cricket squad for this year's tour of England and Ireland

30-Jan-2001•AAP

Indian news round-up

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) national selection committee chairman Chandu Borde said on Monday that the forthcoming home series against Australia would be a challenging one

30-Jan-2001•Staff and Agencies

Northern Districts make three changes for Wellington game

Northern Districts have made three changes to their Shell Trophy side which plays Wellington at Hamilton starting on Thursday

30-Jan-2001

Getting an uplifting experience

Several members of the New Zealand team got a lift they could have done without when on their way to the National Bank series launch in Napier today

30-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

South African Youths face long battle with bat

South Africa Under-19 faces a battle if it is to get out of the first Youth Test with New Zealand Under-19 unscathed over the next two days

30-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

England need to work harder - Hussain

England captain Nasser Hussain warned that England will have to work much harder in Sri Lanka if they are to extend the revival they began with three consecutive series victories in 2000

30-Jan-2001•Stephen Lamb

CricInfo supports Oxfam's Gujarat earthquake disaster appeal

CricInfo today responded to the disaster in Gujarat by donating banner advertising space to the charity Oxfam to encourage online donations to the charity's emergency relief appeal

30-Jan-2001•Staff and agencies

Sarfraz Nawaz - A Man of Multi-dimensional Personality.

Sarfraz Nawaz is a person radically different from his contemporaries

30-Jan-2001•Rafi Nasim

Kumble's absence will affect Indian performance: Wright

The absence of match-winning leg spinner Anil Kumble would "affect a lot" the performance of the Indian team in their home series against Australia, the coach of the Indian team, John Wright, said in Bangalore on Tuesday

30-Jan-2001

Canterbury looks to younger players in Trophy

Canterbury is looking to its younger players to lift their performances during the remainder of the Shell Trophy season which gets underway again on Thursday

30-Jan-2001

Both teams keen to get back on track in Napier

New Zealand and Sri Lanka find themselves facing similar demons when the start their five-match One Day International series in Napier tomorrow

30-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

India will tackle Aussies with spin: Ganguly

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly feels that the probables for the conditioning camp are the best possible cricketers available in the country at present

30-Jan-2001•Staff Reporter

No action against Gavaskar and Tendulkar now: BCCI

The Board of Control for Cricket in India on Tuesday ruled out initiating an enquiry now against former opener Sunil Gavaskar and star batsman Sachin Tendulkar in the wake of reported remarks on them by the disgraced former Indian skipper Mohammed

30-Jan-2001

Ngam ruled out of WI tour despite normal blood test results

Eastern Province fast bowler Mfuneko Ngam has been ruled of South Africa's tour of the West Indies even though several blood tests to establish possible causes of a stress fracture of the right femur have produced normal results

30-Jan-2001

Atherton's rude awakening

Michael Atherton, the cornerstone of England's batting, could well be in for a rude awakening when he takes guard to Muralitharan for the first time in the forthcoming three match test series in Sri Lanka

30-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

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