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Indian news round-up

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has received a nine million dollar deal from Sahara India group to sell the live pictures of the proposed India-Pakistan series during the forthcoming winter which would encompass three Tests and five one-day

04-Aug-2000•Natarajan Sriram

Minor Counties Championship Round Up

An unwanted 27-year-old record is looming large for Staffordshire after they had to hang on for a draw against Suffolk at Leek

04-Aug-2000•Mike Berry

Heath Streak named Zimbabwean captain

Twenty-six year-old opening bowler Heath Streak has been named as Zimbabwe's captain for their two-Test series at home to New Zealand in September

04-Aug-2000•Rick Eyre

Gilchrist named Australia's new vice-captain

The Australian cricket team has a new vice-captain following the announcement today that wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist has won promotion to the position

04-Aug-2000•John Polack

Moin returns from England

Karachi, Aug 3: Pakistan captain Moin Khan returned home late Wednesday morning from London after undergoing knee treatment

04-Aug-2000

The problem now passes on to the selectors

With the announcement having been made that the Indian team for the Sahara Cup is to be selected on August 10, the excitement is palpable

04-Aug-2000•Partab Ramchand

New bidder offers $9m for Indian series

Karachi, Aug 2: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has received a $ nine million offer to sell live pictures of the forthcoming Pakistan, India Test series

03-Aug-2000

Inaugural Test with Bangladesh postponed

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced that, after on-going discussions with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), it has been agreed that it will not be possible for England to play an inaugural Test Match against Bangladesh either

03-Aug-2000•ECB Statement

Bright future predicted for Kruger

Like Ashwell Prince, Robin Peterson and Shafiek Abrahams, Garnett Kruger made his way to first-class cricket along the dusty roads Gelvandale, a coloured township north of Port Elizabeth

03-Aug-2000•Neils Momberg

Jadeja's locker opened, IT contacts Ajay Sharma

Income Tax authorities on Wednesday sent a written request to former Indian batsman Ajay Sharma, who is currently in England playing league cricket, asking him to intimate them regarding his arrival in India

03-Aug-2000•Natarajan Sriram

Fact Sheet - Turf wickets for Super Challenge 2000

Leading curator and Adelaide Oval groundsman Les Burdett is project co-ordinator for the ACB and has been engaged by StrathAyr to prepare the wickets

03-Aug-2000•Australian Cricket Board

Old warriors to face off

Being the man he is, and with respect to fellow professionals, Courtney Walsh will pass on quiet, but heartfelt, congratulations

03-Aug-2000•Tony Cozier

Salim Malik submits reply to PCB

Islamabad, Aug 2: Former Test captain Salim Malik who was banned by Pakistan Cricket Board over match-fixing and betting charges has submitted his reply to the board on Wednesday afternoon

03-Aug-2000

West Indies knock holders India out despite tied game

For Roger Binny and his 15-year-old wards, the fairytale ended abruptly on Wednesday

03-Aug-2000•Anand Vasu

Didata to ticket 2003 World Cup

An on-line ticketing system for the 2003 World Cup is expected to be up and running during 2002, says World Cup director Ali Bacher

03-Aug-2000•Peter Robinson

Indian news round-up

Union Minister for Sports Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa yesterday echoed Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) President AC Muthiah's belief that players tainted by the matchfixing scandal should not necessarily be dropped from the Indian team

03-Aug-2000•Anand Vasu

Minor Counties Championship Round Up

Hertfordshire's David Ward rattled up the highest championship score of the season with a majestic 202 not out against Norfolk at Lakenham

03-Aug-2000•Mike Berry

Indian pitches no hurdle for the great bowlers

The hallmark of a great bowler is that he is able to take wickets everywhere - in any climactic conditions, on all kinds of pitches and against the strongest opposition

03-Aug-2000•Partab Ramchand

Heavy rain curtails play at Trent Bridge (3 August 2000)

03-Aug-2000

Windies spin shy

Manchester: Typically conservative, the West Indies have dismissed sound evidence, both first-hand and informed second-hand, and made only one enforced change to their team for the third Test against England starting here this morning

03-Aug-2000•Tony Cozier

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