Sarandeep helps Punjab to humble champs Mumbai
It's not very often that Mumbai are beaten as early as in the quarterfinal of the Ranji Trophy championshipStaff Reporter24-Mar-2001It's…
Dav Whatmore looks back on Sri Lanka's Sharjah triumph
Whilst the lack of consistency was a disappointment, and would have cost usdear if it were the World Cup, Sri…
Sri Lanka committed to playing in Sharjah
India may be reluctant to play in Sharjah, but Sri Lanka have confirmedtheir commitment to the biannual triangular tournaments by…
Graveney backs seamers with Giles a doubt for First Test
David Graveney, the England chairman of selectors, has revealed that England are likely to rely on seam bowling in this…
Campbell down, but not out
The country reacted with anger and disgust over Sherwin Campbell'somission from a West Indies training squad from which the team…
Tyson to conduct coaching camp for promising players
Veteran English fast bowler Frank Tyson will be conducting a coaching camp organised jointly by the Mumbai Cricket Association and…
Match-fixing probe says corruption still a problem: report
Despite the life bans on prominent cricketers and stringent new constraints, the scourge of match-fixing in international cricket was still…
How do you tell skill from skulduggery, that's the question?
ICC crime buster, Sir Paul Condon made some interesting points in his long-awaited report on corruption in cricketChris Cairns30-May-2001ICC crime…
Cricket academies a step in right direction: Malhotra
The establishment of the zonal cricket academies has been a step inthe right direction for nurturing young talents in the…
Waugh gives retirement the raw prawn
Steve Waugh, laughing off an English newspaper that depicted him as a prawn on a barbecue, has begun his fourth…