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Urdu Comment - Indo-Pak cricket relations

Ed: Maria Naureen is our correspondent from Karachi, a FM 101 radio talk-show host, cricket radio commentator and sports journalist

28-Mar-2001•Maria Naureen

South Africans must beware West Indies backlash

They came back from defeat against Australia two years ago and they will have to do it once more against South Africa

28-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior

'I Will Be Back' says Sherwin Campbell

Sherwin Campbell has a history of being the comeback kid

28-Mar-2001•Philip Spooner

Surprise results lead to unlikely Ranji semifinal line-up

Mumbai, Tamil Nadu, Hyderabad, Karnataka and Delhi eliminated

28-Mar-2001•Partab Ramchand

Trist leaving the game with greater Kiwi pool of players

When he packs his gear bag at the end of this final Test against Pakistan, New Zealand coach David Trist will reflect on two years with the national team that he is not satisfied with but he won't be disappointed either

28-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Our inexperience showed in one-day cricket

In his final diary piece from Sri Lanka, Alec Stewart looks back at a successful winter but warns that England players need much more experience in international one-day cricket before the next World Cup

28-Mar-2001•Alec Stewart

Memorial service an unexpected bonus for Hoskin

Serving as president of New Zealand Cricket has many benefits but one unexpected bonus for Dave Hoskin was being chosen along with Walter Hadlee to represent New Zealand at the memorial service for Sir Donald Bradman in Adelaide on Sunday

28-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Indian spin bowling was palpably ineffective

The Australians won the second one-dayer at Pune in a convincing manner with a solid performance in all the departments of the game

28-Mar-2001•Woorkheri Raman

India-Pakistan cricketing ties reach a nadir

At the height of their cricketing relations in the period 1978 to 1989, India and Pakistan played 29 Tests in both countries

28-Mar-2001•Partab Ramchand

NCA widens player base with five zonal academies

The project to institute five zonal academies which will serve as feeder lines to the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore gets underway next month

28-Mar-2001•Staff Reporter

Yuvraj speaks highly of Sourav's support

The failure to get runs in the one-day matches against Zimbabwe has been the main reason for him not finding a place in the Indian team feels Yuvraj Singh

28-Mar-2001•Staff Reporter

Wrighty, Wrighty, Wrighty ... what an Otago man

(Two cricket fanatics with their views on the game from their Dunedin sofa)

27-Mar-2001•Roy Colbert

If you want boring, watch the Super 12

As I was watching the last day of the second Test last week I thought a result wouldn't be possible after another four days of play

27-Mar-2001•Chris Cairns

Confident India shrugs off the loss of Shewag

Only 12 members of the Indian squad joined the net session at the Nehru Stadium in Pune on the eve of the 2nd ODI against Australia

27-Mar-2001•Staff Reporter

Shewag ruled out of Australia one-day series

PUNE, India - Indian all-rounder Virender Shewag has been ruled out of the rest of the one-day series against Australia with a thumb injury

27-Mar-2001•Reuters

Can Dravid stamp his authority more often?

Rahul Dravid's knock of 80 at almost run-a-ball against Australia at Bangalore suggests that a keen desire to make runs may have finally outweighed his obsession over technique

27-Mar-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Oval In A Spin

In a reflection of the changed times, the West Indies will go into a Test at Kensington Oval on Thursday with a wrist spinner for the first time in 25 years

27-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

A short-sighted decision

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Tauqir Zia's sudden, unilateral and mind-boggling decision to break "all cricketing relations with India" was nothing less than a rude shock for the lovers of the game in this country

27-Mar-2001•Tanvir Ahmad

500-Plus in 4 or fewer Tests

Australia's Matthew Hayden and India's VVS Laxman became "just the tenth and eleventh player in Test history to aggregate 500-plus in a 3-Test rubber"

27-Mar-2001•M. Shoaib Ahmed

Harbhajan Singh - Latest entrant in the Lohmann, Barnes and Hadlee Club

The latest member to join this `bowlers club' is India's ace bowler, Harbhajan Singh

27-Mar-2001•Arshad Chughtai

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