Miscellaneous

The chink in the Indian armour is the batting

Ever since India made their maiden appearance in the Women's World Cup in the 1978 competition hosted by India, they have done little to improve their standing in the shorter variety of the game

29-Nov-2000•Shantha Rangaswamy

Passion unlimited...

India has always been a country enriched with passion

29-Nov-2000•Waleed Hussain

Indian news round-up

ACC delegation to meet Government on Pak tour : The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) three-member delegation is expected to try and persuade the Indian Government to reconsider its decision on the Indian team's proposed tour of Pakistan early next year

29-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

BCCI divided over punishment issue

The former Indian captain Mohammed Azharuddin has made it clear to the BCCI's disciplinary committee that he had never at any time informed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that he had fixed matches

29-Nov-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Wellington transforms squad for first Cup match

Stephen Mather, Paul Hitchcock and Richard Petrie take the places of Jason Wells and James Franklin as Wellington transforms its Shell Trophy 12 to a Shell Cup match 13 for the day-nighter against Canterbury at the WestPac Trust Stadium on Friday

29-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Giles hopeful of bowling Pakistan out for under 300

Ashley Giles reckons Moin Khan's bullish approach to making runs might provide England with the vital breakthrough tomorrow morning after their encouraging first day in the second Test at Faislabad

29-Nov-2000•Staff and agencies

England hopes fade after Moin and Youhana show

A day that promised much for England during the first two sessions of play, slowly drifted away a little by stumps with Pakistan on 243 for five

29-Nov-2000•Andy Jalil

Judgement reserved on players as decision is deferred

The Special General Meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in India at Calcutta today failed to arrive at a decision regarding the punishment that should be meted out to the cricketers involved in match fixing

29-Nov-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Dark horses to meet each other in first assignment

India and South Africa offer the possibility of a fascinating contest as the two potential semi-finalists open their CricInfo Women's World Cup campaigns against each other tomorrow at Christchurch's Hagley Oval

29-Nov-2000•Chris Rosie

Kent start search for new overseas player after Dravid backs out

India batsman Rahul Dravid has confirmed he will not be returning to Kent next summer

29-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

The day of judgement has arrived

After almost eight months of drama since the Delhi Police unearthed the match-fixing scandal, a stage has been reached where the case, which was marked by allegations and counter allegations, denials and law suits, soap operas and super sleuth style

28-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

Gough hopes England keep up good work

Faisalabad, Nov 27: Speedster Darren Gough Monday said he hopes his side will come as well as in the first Test and keep the good work intact in the Faisalabad Test

28-Nov-2000

PCB to acquire services of an English curator, Tauqir

Islamabad, Nov 27: PCB chairman Lt-Gen Tauqir Zia voiced his concern over the lack of expertise in Pakistan to prepare standard cricket pitches

28-Nov-2000

Match fixing inquiry reaches climactic stage

The rapid progress made in the match-fixing case makes one feel that the climactic stage has been reached with things unveiling rather swiftly

28-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

England A gather for pre-tour camp at Windermere

England's hottest young cricketing prospects gather in the Lake District this week for a training camp in preparation for the forthcoming England 'A' tour of the West Indies

28-Nov-2000•Kate Laven

Minor Counties Update

The Channel Islands have joined the 20 Minor Counties, the 17 first-class Board XIs and Huntingdonshire in the 2001 ECB 38-County Cup

28-Nov-2000•Mike Berry

Tough times for Hinds, Sarwan

Two particular setbacks have compounded the horrendous start to the West Indies tour of Australia

28-Nov-2000

An unusual first for Spearman and some spin-bowling curiosities

While the focus of New Zealand's tour has been on the international matches, some interesting events have taken place in the first-class games outside of the Tests

28-Nov-2000•Francis Payne

Aravinda de Silva and Hashan Tillekaratne picked for A' squad for Kenya

Aravinda de Silva and Hashan Tillekaratne have a chance to tour Africa after all

28-Nov-2000•Charile Austin

Franklin determined to live up to billing

It's said whom the God's would destroy they first call promising

28-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

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