Miscellaneous

West Indies board to leave allegations with ICC

The West Indies Cricket Board is to leave match-fixing allegations against Brian Lara in the hands of the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption Unit

04-Nov-2000•Staff and agencies

Hussain: Stewart has been hit hard

Nasser Hussain is hoping Alec Stewart's name will be cleared before the Test series in Pakistan gets underway

04-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

Arrangements reviewed for Test

Lahore, Nov3: A Pakistan Cricket Board coordination committee met here at the Qadhafi Stadium on Friday to review the arrangements for the three-Test match series between Pakistan and England

04-Nov-2000

Imran defends ECB position on Stewart

Former Pakistan and Sussex cricketer Imran Khan has defended the ECB's decision to keep Alec Stewart with the England touring party after several Pakistan cricketers called for Stewart's suspension until his innocence over match-fixing allegations

04-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

Indian news round-up

The right wing Hindu party, the Shiv Sena was in action once more at the capital

04-Nov-2000•Anand Vasu

Shiv Sena activists disrupt Jadeja's press conference

Ajay Jadeja today faced the ire of Shiv Sena activists who shouted slogans against him and disrupted his press conference on the issue of his alleged involvement in match-fixing in cricket

04-Nov-2000

Devang Gandhi confident of comeback

His batting in his first Test series against New Zealand last season included scores of 75, 88 and 31 not out

04-Nov-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Heavy dew, flying insects - and tear gas!

In the second entry in his winter diary for CricInfo, Alec Stewart looks back at the one-day series in Pakistan, which England eventually lost 2-1 after starting so sensationally in Karachi

03-Nov-2000

Full day of all sport

The first annual National Sportsmanship Day is officially tomorrow, but the celebration starts tonight with a limited overs cricket match at the National Stadium

03-Nov-2000

3rd Match, South Africa v New Zealand, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1647th ODI in cricket history

03-Nov-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

Indian news round-up

The secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), JY Lele on Thursday in Baroda announced the venues for the five one-day internationals between India and Zimbabwe

03-Nov-2000•Natarajan Sriram

WP off to a solid start in EL

MTN WP made a solid start to their Suprsport match against Border in East London today

03-Nov-2000•Peter J Heeger

Kent return to Bromley

Kent have announced that they will play a National Cricket League fixture at the Lloyds Bank Sports ground in Beckenham next season

03-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

2nd Match, South Africa v New Zealand, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1643rd ODI in cricket history

03-Nov-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

Wright stresses on teamwork, unfazed by match-fixing saga

`Discipline' and `team effort' are the two aspects that will play a very important role during John Wright's coaching tenure in India

03-Nov-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Australian stars join Northern Territory's best to take on West Indies

Australian batting dynamo Ricky Ponting will lead Damien Fleming, Darren Berry, Michael Di Venuto, Brad Hodge, Daniel Marsh and six of the Northern Territory's finest cricketers into battle against the West Indies in an Ansett Australia one-day tour

03-Nov-2000•Australian Cricket Board

Boje keeps on riding the wave

Stand Springbok and Golden Lions scrumhalf Werner Swanepoel next to Nicky Boje in a reasonably well-lit room and you'd be hard-pressed to tell the two apart

03-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

BCCI bans 'famous five'

In the first concrete move after the CBI submitted its report, the Board of Control for Cricket in India has banned five tainted players from taking part in international cricket

03-Nov-2000•Anand Vasu

Reeve and Graveney back Stewart

David Graveney and Dermot Reeve have added their voices to those supporting Alex Stewart over the money for information affair

03-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

South Africa rains on Kiwi hopes and aspirations

It would be fair to say that the thing we have seen most in South Africa so far has been the rain

03-Nov-2000•Chris Cairns

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