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Harvey ready for Indian tour

MELBOURNE - Victorian allrounder Ian Harvey will be fit for Australia's one-day tour of India despite missing the Bushrangers' last Pura Cup match due to a thumb injury

13-Mar-2001•AAP

Bradburn and Drum relish their recall

Their rehabilitation to international cricket has taken off spinner Grant Bradburn and fast-medium bowler Chris Drum down different roads, but they both feel ready should they be called into the New Zealand playing XI for the second Test against

13-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cullen to make Pura Cup Debut

Claremont-Nedlands left hander Geoff Cullen will make his first-class debut for the Western Warriors in the Pura Cup clash against the Victorian Bushrangers at the MCG, starting on Thursday 15 March 2001

12-Mar-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

Sami and Saqlain demolish Black Caps to give Pakistan a thundering victory

Auckland witnessed a sensational end to the 1st Test between Pakistan and New Zealand, when the wickets tumbled like ninepins to give a thundering 299 runs victory to Pakistan

12-Mar-2001•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Indians have played themselves into a corner

The first two days of the second Test match at Kolkata proved the old dictum that international cricket is about mental toughness

12-Mar-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Fletcher: This team have bottle

Twelve months ago it is unlikely that England would have won the tense Second Test Match in Kandy

12-Mar-2001•Charlie Austin

Youngsters do Pakistan proud

Back home the cricket-crazy Pakistanis are celebrating

12-Mar-2001•Agha Akbar

Batsmen hang on as bowlers changed for second Test

New Zealand's batsmen have escaped selectorial blood-letting after today's embarrassing 299-run loss to Pakistan at Eden Park

12-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Alec Stewart's Sri Lanka Diary

In the latest edition of his exclusive diary for CricInfo, Alec Stewart looks back at England's nail-biting triumph in the Second Test against Sri Lanka at Kandy, which leaves them all square with one game to play

12-Mar-2001

Hamilton and Hawke's Bay to contest Hawke Cup final

Hamilton will host the Hawke Cup final in 12 days time after Hamilton held out a determined Canterbury Country bid for victory in today's semi-final and after Hawke's Bay beat Bay of Plenty in Napier

12-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Injury-prone Akram to replace unfit Razzaq: Nasim quits advisory council

Former Test allrounder Nasim-ul-Ghani on Sunday resigned from the five-man advisory council of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

12-Mar-2001

A day for Hayden and Harbhajan

A wonderful day's cricket at the Eden Gardens, watched by over 75,000 people, ended with Australia at 291-8

12-Mar-2001•Sadiq Yusuf

Harbhajan makes history

Harbhajan Singh became first Indian to claim a Test match hat trick on the opening day of the Kolkata Test

12-Mar-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

A special hundred for crisis man `Tugga'

The touring Australian team has been sponsored by a refrigeration company

12-Mar-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

"It was excellent, I hope my son will do much better and everything will be good," was precisely the reaction of Avtar Kaur, mother of Harbhajan Singh, who made history by becoming the first Indian to take a hat trick in the second Test against

12-Mar-2001•Staff and Agencies

Spirit of Akram boosts Sami in debut Test

Pakistan's bowling legend Wasim Akram may have gone home injured but he was still at Eden Park in spirit today

12-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Test match wasn't a place to try out pitch

Putting in the portable pitch block at Eden Park before a Test match was "pretty risky" according to beaten New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming

12-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

A bird's eye view of first Test

Having spent the last four days of the first Test match as a commentator I have had a bird's eye view of what was, until the last morning, a very topsy-turvy game

12-Mar-2001•Chris Cairns

Qadir pulls out from bowling committee

Former leg-spin wizard Abdul Qadir has withdrawn from the three-man bowling committee constituted to study the action of paceman Shoaib Akhtar

12-Mar-2001

Captains hope controversy will subside in Colombo Test

Sanath Jayasuriya and Nasser Hussain last night hoped that the controversy that has marred the first two Test Matches in Sri Lanka will not ruin the grand finale to an enthralling series in the Third Test Match, which starts in Colombo on Thursday

12-Mar-2001•Charile Austin

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