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Sobers surprised to see Azhar, Cronje involved in match-fixing

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) commissioner of inquiries K Madhavan said on Saturday that he will commence his work and start questioning the five players who have been named in the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) interim

05-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

In the wake of the turmoil following the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) interim report, the Union Sports Minister Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa has called for a meeting of all state sports ministers on November 21 to discuss the match-fixing report

05-Nov-2000•Natarajan Sriram

ACC gets $6 million as its share

Rawalpindi, Nov 4: The Asia Cricket Council (ACC) has got its 50 per cent share from the earnings of last month's International Cricket Council (ICC) knockout tournament in Kenya

05-Nov-2000

West Indies local: Blagrove puts Empire on top

At Bank Hall Empire (232 & 52-5 dec.) beat Carlton (124 and 123) by 37 runs

05-Nov-2000

Pakistan to host Asia Cup

Rawalpindi, Nov 4: Pakistan will host the Asia Cup one-day tournament and Asian Test Championship next year with or without India, officials said

05-Nov-2000

A lesson from the Windwards

The recent triumph of the Windward Islands cricket team in the regional One-Day tournament - the Red Stripe Bowl - bears a lesson we would all do well to appreciate

05-Nov-2000

Stewart under scrutiny for Peshawar contest

Alec Stewart will continue to come under close scrutiny this week but this time by the England coach and captain who are looking for signs that their wicketkeeper batsman has suffered no adverse effects from the match-fixing allegations

05-Nov-2000•Staff and agencies

Fixing folly

West Indies batting legend Sir Everton Weekes doesn't understand how modern-day cricketers even contemplate fixing matches, especially since they are already paid high salaries

05-Nov-2000•Sir Everton Weekes and Owen Arthur

ACC to have an anti-corruption unit

Rawalpindi, Nov 4: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is expected to appoint an anti-corruption unit for the continent which will investigate the charges of foul-play

05-Nov-2000

Twose at it again and McMillan carries on towards a record

Roger Twose has featured regularly in this column and here is another angle which puts his achievements into perspective

05-Nov-2000•Francis Payne

Will the root problem ever be solved, asks Jimmy Adams

It was only on Wednesday that Indian Sports Minister SS Dhindsa went around town pontificating that the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) interim report would stop match-fixing in future and would have a positive impact on the game

04-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

ICC officials meet CBI, players may be stripped of Arjuna awards

The investigators of the International Cricket Council (ICC) had discussions relating to the match fixing scandal with the officials of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in New Delhi on Saturday

04-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

Waugh clan hanging tough

Australian captain Steve Waugh said yesterday he was upset that his twin brother Mark had been implicated in cricket's match-fixing scandal

04-Nov-2000

Playing hours for Tests reduced

Rawalpindi, Nov 4: The playing hours in the forthcoming Test series have been curtailed, an official of the Pakistan cricket Board (PCB) said on Friday

04-Nov-2000

Sleepless Jadeja refutes CBI charges

Three days after the CBI report accused him of having supplied "information" to bookies for money, a sleepless Ajay Jadeja today refuted the charges although he admitted his "mistake" of knowing them

04-Nov-2000

Ganguly pockets CEAT award, oldies honoured too

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly was awarded the 1999-2000 CEAT International Cricketer of the Year award at the Cricket Club of India in Mumbai on Friday

04-Nov-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Centres of excellence and two-year trophy in new England fixture list

The emergence of UCCEs into the cricketing lexicon, along with the splitting of the former NatWest Trophy across two seasons, are two of the more striking features of the fixture list for the 2001 England domestic season, released by the England &

04-Nov-2000•Rick Eyre

Chepauk ground to wear new look

The hallowed Chepauk ground will soon wear a new look

04-Nov-2000•Partab Ramchand

Administrative changes in PCB in the offing

Rawalpindi, Nov 3: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has finalized the administrative changes that will be made in the institution after the conclusion of the home series against England

04-Nov-2000

Presumption of innocence as national boards support their players

Presumption of innocence is the order of the day as national cricket boards around the world stand by those players who have been implicated in the Indian Central Bureau of Investigation's match fixing report which was made public on Wednesday

04-Nov-2000•Rick Eyre

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