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Indian news round-up

The secretary of the Mumbai Cricket Association, Ratnakar Shetty said in Mumbai on Sunday that Indian batting star Sachin Tendulkar and medium pacer Ajit Agarkar are likely to play in the third Duleep Trophy match against South Zone at Surat from

02-Jan-2001•Natarajan Sriram

Pocock not expecting call-up with focus elsewhere

Blair Pocock joined another former New Zealand opening batsman Matthew Bell in knocking on the national selectors' door with a fluent Shell Trophy century today, but Pocock, the Auckland captain, does not expect he will be re-admitted to the Test

02-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

Gavaskar's resignation was not on the agenda: Agashe

Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar's resignation from the National Cricket Academy (NCA) committee, after a tiff with its chairman Raj Singh Dungarpur last week, was not at all on the agenda of the NCA meeting, its vice chairman Dyaneshwar Agashe

02-Jan-2001

The Federation experience SCG-style

When Australia federated on 1 January 1901, cricket featured prominently in the week-long celebration of the new nation-continent

02-Jan-2001•Nabila Ahmed

Boycott to cost PCB £30,000 for 15-day job

Karachi, Jan 1: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has hired the services of former England captain Geoffrey Boycott at a hair-raising £2,000(Rs 180,000) per day contract

02-Jan-2001•Samiul Hasan

Flower's party trick frustrates Harris out of Kiwi attack

Zimbabwe batsman Andy Flower has got a party trick, his reverse sweep, and it is driving his opponents to despair

02-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Stuart 'macs' West Indians' day

Considering that they have so far lost all but one of their first-class matches on tour, including four Tests, the West Indian camp must have been rapt with its strong batting performance this morning during the fifth and final Test of the summer

02-Jan-2001•Nabila Ahmed

Pakistan local: Quaid Trophy resumes today

Karachi, Jan 1: The beleaguered Karachi Blues face a tough battle to avoid relegation when the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy National Grade-I Cricket Championship resumes after a 37-day break from tomorrow (Tuesday)

02-Jan-2001

Titanic sighting was bad omen for New Zealand

Cricket fans arriving at Owen Delany Park in Taupo today were greeted by the latest in children's playground slide apparatus, an inflatable Titanic slipping beneath the waves

02-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Finale, Or will Walsh play on?

Sydney-Courtney Walsh has not said anything but, just in case, a grand party is being planned

02-Jan-2001•Tony Cozier

Auckland out to break Northern's recent dominance

Auckland will attempt to break a Northern Districts hoodoo when they play their four-day Shell Trophy match, starting on the Eden Park Outer Oval tomorrow

01-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

Parthiv Patel: Only fifteen but dreaming big already

Cricket is not just a sport in India, it is a second religion for the inhabitants of the subcontinent

01-Jan-2001•Waleed Hussain

More rain, more disappointment and yet hope

The first day of the new year began with sad news but ended on a hopeful note

01-Jan-2001•Waleed Hussain with Anand Vasu

Facts reveal some work to be done by New Zealand players

Several members of the New Zealand One-Day International side have some work to do in the Zimbabwe series starting tomorrow in Taupo if they are to be regarded as serious contenders for future selections

01-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Brian Lara: Scarred Star

Star batsman Brian Lara has cried out that the West Indies' horrific sequence from one humiliation to another has scarred him mentally

01-Jan-2001•Tony Cozier

Gibbs ready to 'rock and roll'

Herschelle Gibbs is "ready to rock and roll" after his recall to the South African team for the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Sri Lanka starting on January 2

01-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Steve Dunne proved the right man in the right place at the right time

Cricket is all about timing, not just for batsmen, bowlers and fieldsmen, but umpires too, and New Zealand's Steve Dunne got it right when deciding to embark on a first-class, and then international career in a white coat

01-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Gibbs back for Newlands Test

Just nine-and-a-half hours after his six-month ban from international cricket for match-fixing expired, Herschelle Gibbs has been recalled to the South African team for the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Sri Lanka starting at Newlands on

01-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Why the West Indies were not the worst team in 2000 (and why they were)

So you think the West Indies have been abominable, appalling, atrocious and quite the worst team imaginable in the year 2000

01-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Plenty hanging on one-day series

New Zealand's quest to build on their ICC KnockOut winning success and build towards the 2003 World Cup starts in Taupo on Tuesday

01-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

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