Miscellaneous

MacLaurin denies double standards over Stewart issue

Lord MacLaurin has dismissed any talk of double standards or hypocrisy by the ECB over the Alec Stewart issue

03-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

South African quicks likely to outgun injury-strapped Black Caps

To his credit, Stephen Fleming has not yet started to wear the hunted look of a captain who suspects that he might be on a hiding to nothing

03-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

1st Match, South Africa v New Zealand, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1641st ODI in cricket history

03-Nov-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

BCCI bans famous five in strong move

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

Kirtley's action under scrutiny

James Kirtley, the Sussex and England A bowler, hopes that the England and Wales Cricket Board will clear him for a return to international action, when a panel meets on Tuesday to discuss doubts over his bowling action

03-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

John Wright firmly in the saddle as India's next coach

Former Board President Raj Singh Dungarpur confirmed today that John Wright had won the race to be India's next coach

02-Nov-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Sri Lankan Board President demands copy of CBI report

President of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL), Thilanga Sumithapala, wrote last night to the President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Dr Mutiah, to request a draft of the CBI report, which allegedly contains

02-Nov-2000•Staff and agencies

Lara: I'm no fixer

Former West Indies cricket captain Brian Lara yesterday 'categorically denied' taking money to 'fix' any cricket match

02-Nov-2000

It's a shame, says Small

Former England Test cricketer, Barbadian Gladstone Small, said yesterday it was a great shame the gentleman's game of cricket had been 'besmirched' by match-fixing allegations

02-Nov-2000•Wayne Lewis

Nine ex-captains named in match-fixing report

LONDON - Former India skipper Mohammad Azharuddin faces a life ban from cricket after a shattering report, which named eight other ex-international captains, accused him today of taking money to fix matches

02-Nov-2000•Clare Lovell, Reuters

ACB Chairman's XI team announced

The ACB Chairman's Xl has been chosen to play the West Indies in the annual Lilac Hill Festival Match at Lilac Hill Park, Caversham, on Tuesday, 7 November 2000

02-Nov-2000•WACA

CBI's Report on Cricket Match Fixing and Related Malpractices (Section 3 - Statements)

III

02-Nov-2000

Statement on the CBI Match-fixing report in India

I have seen and had a chance to read Section III of the report entitled Player/Betting Syndicate Linkages extracted from the Indian CBI document

02-Nov-2000•Pat Rousseau, President of WICB

Cairns out of South African tour

All-rounder Chris Cairns is to quit New Zealand's tour of South Africa and return home on Sunday, it was confirmed on Thursday

02-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

Shocked Stewart describes 'one of my hardest days'

At a press conference arranged today at the England cricket team's hotel in Rawalpindi, Alec Stewart, who has been named in the inquiry report published by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in India, denied taking any part in match fixing

02-Nov-2000•Andy Jalil

C&W still for Windies cricket

Cable & Wireless, the main sponsor of regional cricket, is keen to renew its contract with the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), a senior company executive said Tuesday

02-Nov-2000

CBI's Report on Cricket Match Fixing and Related Malpractices (Section 4)

02-Nov-2000

Indian news round-up

The executive secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Sharad Diwadkar said in Mumbai on Wednesday that International Cricket Council (ICC) panel umpire John Hampshire will officiate in the first India-Zimbabwe Test at Delhi

02-Nov-2000•Natarajan Sriram

Faint light at the end of the tunnel for Cronje?

The life ban imposed by the United Cricket Board on former South African captain Hansie Cronje came into full effect on Thursday, November 2

02-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

Matabeleland cricket report

Derrick Townshend is our Matabeleland correspondent and a former national cricketer, an off-spin bowler and more than useful batsman

02-Nov-2000•Derrick Townshend

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