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Government, public opinion veering against cricketers

The Indian cricketers have already started feeling the heat generated by their alleged involvement in the match fixing scandal

24-Jul-2000•Partab Ramchand

South Africa send out SOS for Donald

South Africa's Allan Donald could yet make it to Melbourne's Colonial Stadium in August for the Super Challenge 2000 series of one-day international matches against Australia, United Cricket Board managing director Ali Bacher confirmed on Monday

24-Jul-2000•Peter Robinson

Utpal: I want to do better this season

Utpal Chatterjee's motivation is to keep getting better

23-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

NCA doors closed for expelled trio

Discipline is one quality which is a must for any sportsman

23-Jul-2000•Partab Ramchand

Smith and White worry for Nat-West Quarter-Final

Hampshire will give extensive treatment to both captain Robin Smith (hamstring) and in-form opening batsman Giles White (groin strain), before deciding on their team to meet Middlesex in the quarter final of the National Westminster Bank Trophy at

23-Jul-2000•Victor Isaacs

WI local: Two Shield matches today

The Barbados Fire & Commercial Shield competition resumes today with two matches at vastly different stages

23-Jul-2000

Southern Premier League Division 1 - Week 12 Review

Havant continued their unrelenting surge towards the ECB Southern Premier League championship with an emphatic 100-run win over Andover, the only club to have previously beaten them this season

23-Jul-2000•Mike Vimpany

Dalmiya facing umpires revolt in Bengal

Jagmohan Dalmiya is passing through tough times

23-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

European Championships - Day 2 Results

Hamilton Crescent: Portugal 117; Gibraltar 118-7 (34.3 overs); Gibraltar won by 3 wickets Uddingston: Israel 148 (43.3 overs); France 123 (38 overs); Israel won by 25 runs Coatbridge: Greece 100 (37 overs); Germany 104-1 (34.4 overs); Germany

23-Jul-2000•Robin Abrahams

Indian news round-up

The Delhi High Court on Saturday requested the Board of Control for Cricket in India and the Central Government to furnish details regarding the telecast rights for the cricket matches to the Prasar Bhrati allegedly under the influence of World Tel

23-Jul-2000•Natarajan Sriram

WI local: Nurse hits a ton for North

CHIC Schools North captain Rohan Nurse hit an even hundred as his team posted an impressive total over 400 in their drawn match on the West Coast

23-Jul-2000•Bernard Babb

Shepherd Neame Essex League

Wanstead move clear at the top of the premier division after a convincing 158 run victory over second placed Saffron Walden

23-Jul-2000

WI local: Wanderers take lead after tame draw

23-Jul-2000•Ancille Inniss

Zimbabwe in fine form

ZIMBABWE has at last shown its true potential, judging by the way they overwhelmed their one time nemesis, the West Indies, in three consecutive matches, on their way to yesterday's NatWest triangular series final at Lords

23-Jul-2000•Itayi Viriri

Cogent evidence of match fixing, says Minister

Day after day, more and more revelations are made, each one more more damaging than the other

23-Jul-2000•Partab Ramchand

Muralitharan spins Sri Lanka to historic victory

With the monsoon rains not forthcoming for the South Africans, the Galle test match came to a predictable but nevertheless historic conclusion

23-Jul-2000•Charlie Austin

WI local: Banks, exactly

It took Banks just 56 minutes to brush aside Maple's lower order and record an easy innings victory early on the final day

23-Jul-2000•Floyd Branker

Bangladesh, ECB complete semis line-up

Karachi, July 21: Bangladesh and Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) joined hosts Pakistan and favourites Sri Lanka in the semi-finals of the Under-17 Asia Cup Cricket Tournament after the last round of league fixtures on Friday

22-Jul-2000

European Championships - Day 1 Results

Titwood: Germany 163-8 (50 overs); France 150 (49.4 overs); Germany won by 13 runs Paisley: Gibraltar 138 (37 overs, R Buzaglo 35, D Johnson 33, R Ashton 3-18); Israel 46 (18 overs, R Parnell 4-2, D Johnson 3-8); Gibraltar won by 92 runs

22-Jul-2000•Robin Abrahams

Indian news round-up

Academies for cricketers are a dime a dozen but 'The Umpires of CAB' (the Cricket Association of Bengal), a body formed in 1999, plans to open an academy in September for the men in white coats

22-Jul-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

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