Matches (5)

SL v AUS (1)

SA-W in ENG (1)

NAM T20 (1)

SIN v MAL (1)

IND in ENG (1)

Stumps • 1st TEST • Galle

SL

212

AUS

(69 ov) 313/8

Day 2 - Australia lead by 101 runs.

RESULT • Only TEST • Taunton

SA-W

284 & 181/5

ENG-W

Match drawn

Final (D/N), Durban, October 26, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

INDIA

183

SA

(42.1/50 ov, T:184) 187/4

South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 47 balls remaining)

9th Match (D/N), Paarl, October 24, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

INDIA

351/3

KENYA

(50 ov, T:352) 165/5

India won by 186 runs

8th Match (D/N), Cape Town, October 22, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

SA

354/3

KENYA

(45.3/50 ov, T:355) 146

South Africa won by 208 runs

7th Match (D/N), East London, October 19, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

SA

282/4

INDIA

(44.4/50 ov, T:283) 236

South Africa won by 46 runs

6th Match (D/N), Gqeberha, October 17, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

KENYA

246/6

INDIA

(46.4/50 ov, T:247) 176

Kenya won by 70 runs

5th Match, Kimberley, October 14, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

KENYA

229/7

SA

(41.1/50 ov, T:230) 230/1

South Africa won by 9 wickets (with 53 balls remaining)

4th Match (D/N), Bloemfontein, October 12, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

KENYA

90

INDIA

(11.3/50 ov, T:91) 91/0

India won by 10 wickets (with 231 balls remaining)

3rd Match (D/N), Centurion, October 10, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

INDIA

233

SA

(46.2/50 ov, T:234) 192

India won by 41 runs

2nd Match, Benoni, October 07, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

KENYA

159/7

SA

(33.4/50 ov, T:160) 160/3

South Africa won by 7 wickets (with 98 balls remaining)

1st Match (D/N), Johannesburg, October 05, 2001, Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

INDIA

279/5

SA

(48.2/50 ov, T:280) 280/4

South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

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Indians cruise to five-wicket win against Nicky Oppenheimer XI

Indians cruise to five-wicket win against Nicky Oppenheimer XI

India tucked the first win of their South African tour into their kit coffins when they beat the Nicky Oppenheimer XI by five wickets in a gentle stroll at Randjesfontein on Monday.The Indians moved comfortably to victory after the home team had

Nothing succeeds like success

Nothing succeeds like success

This was a disappointing cricket match at the Goodyear Park, Bloemfontein

Massacre of the innocents at Bloemfontein

Massacre of the innocents at Bloemfontein

It must have been a heady feeling being the Indian captain on Friday at the Goodyear Park, Bloemfontein

Harbhajan makes his mark as India eclipse South Africa by 41 runs

Harbhajan makes his mark as India eclipse South Africa by 41 runs

Harbhajan Singh introduced himself to South Africa in the most emphatic manner at Supersport Park on Wednesday night, ripping the heart out of the home team's batting to set up a 41-victory for India in the third game of the Standard Bank One-Day

A team of consistent fluctuations

A team of consistent fluctuations

Considering India's dismal record in one-day games against South Africa in that country, a win and a defeat against them after two matches in the current competition would seem to be a minor triumph

Nail the real culprits

Nail the real culprits

Every time India loses a one-day final, the whole country tears the team to pieces, and theories are floated as to why our cricketers choke at the most important hour

Restrain the urges to hurl brickbats

Restrain the urges to hurl brickbats

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Indians had no stomach for a fight

Indians had no stomach for a fight

Another abject surrender by India saw them slump to their ninth consecutive one-day final loss at Kingsmead, Durban, on Friday

The Indian failure at the final hurdle

The Indian failure at the final hurdle

The Indian innings at Kingsmead resembled a pre-climax scene from a bad B-movie, where the villain has a noose around the neck of the heroine standing on an ice block

You got to work and got to improve even at 34: Kirsten

You got to work and got to improve even at 34: Kirsten

Gary Kirsten, with 373 runs from five innings at a staggering average of over 100, was the obvious man-of-the-series in the Standard Bank triangular series which ended here at Kingsmead, Durban, on Friday, with a six-wicket win for the hosts over

Standard Bank Triangular Tournament

TEAM	M	W	L	PT	NRR
SA	6	5	1	22	1.210
INDIA	6	3	3	14	1.017
KENYA	6	1	5	5	-2.313

Top Wicket Takers

Shaun Pollock Rfm

14

Innings: 7Average: 15.71

Harbhajan Singh Ob

9

Innings: 6Average: 20.44

Thomas Odoyo Rmf

9

Innings: 6Average: 32.33

Top Run Scorers

Sourav Ganguly Lhb

380

Innings: 6Average: 63.33

Gary Kirsten Lhb

373

Innings: 5Average: 93.25

Sachin Tendulkar Rhb

342

Innings: 6Average: 57.00

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