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November 2000 News

As the world wonders about Lara’s constant downfall, one thing which could be the reason is an 18-year-old English model. The West Indies star has been allowed to bring her with him to Australia. more
Something unusual happened during Manoj Prabhakar's interrogation by the CBI in the match-fixing scandal. Both the CBI and Prabhakar had something to hide. Their cameras. more
Australian firebrand Brett Lee has every chance of smashing the world fast bowling record in the second Test against the West Indies this weekend, speed legend Dennis Lillee predicted. more
Karachi police have arrested two first-class cricketers for allegedly stealing travellers’ cheques worth $7 lakh from a local American Express branch, officials said today. more
The Central Bureau of Investigation on Friday denied charges levelled by former India skipper Mohammad Azaharuddin that he had not told the investigating agency anything or admitted to match-fixing. more  
Pakistan have recalled Waqar Younis and dropped Mushtaq Ahmed for the 2nd Test against England in Faisalabad on Wednesday. more
Former Pakistan captain Salim Malik has been granted an interim stay against a life ban for match-fixing by a Pakistani court. more
The West Indies, sifting through the rubble of their grotesque innings defeat to Australia here on Saturday, are looking at summoning a motivation expert to cure their ills. more
The Indian cricket Board has served a notice on the five players named in the CBI report on betting and match-fixing to appear before its Disciplinary Committee in Calcutta on November 28. more 
Australia won a world record equaling 11th straight Test match when they crushed West Indies by an innings and 126 runs with just two and half days of the game gone. more
Former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin, who federal investigators said confessed to match fixing, on Thursday denied the charge and claimed he was innocent. more
The movements of the members of the Indian team were closely watched by a CBI spy during the first Test against Zimbabwe that ended here today. more
The Delhi Police officials disagree with Ministry of Law and Justice's view on CBI's match-fixing report that no case of cheating could be made out against Indian players. more
Rahul Dravid pulverised Zimbabwe's bowling for the second time in the match as India chalked up a seven-wicket victory in the first Test in Delhi on Wednesday. more
Australian Cricket Board chief executive Malcolm Speed has defended the board's handling of Mark Waugh, after he was named in an Indian match fixing report. more
Any attempt to punish Mark Waugh for alleged corruption could become a legal minefield, the Australian Cricketers' Association warned Wednesday. more
Dominic Cork has set his sights on making his England comeback in Sri Lanka in the new year, having been forced out of the current tour to Pakistan with a troublesome back injury. more

South Africa has to work hard for their five wicket victory win over New Zealand in the three Tests series. Chasing 100 runs to win on the last day of the test match, South Africa lost five wickets. more

A Pakistani court on Tuesday summoned seven top players including former captain Wasim Akram to answer a petition seeking their suspension on match-fixing charges. more
The International Cricket Council have warned they could hit India with financial sanctions for snubbing a tour of Pakistan. more
Mohammed Azharuddin's statement to the cricket board was the subject of considerable speculation on Friday, with authoritative sources saying that he had confirmed certain parts of the CBI report on match-fixing. more 
An influential Australian newspaper, The broadsheet called Saturday for Mark Waugh and Brian Lara to stand down from the five-Test series between Australia and the West Indies for the good of the game. more
The Indian government has blocked the national cricket team's proposed tour to Pakistan, a Sports Ministry official has revealed. more
The ECB Chief MacLaurin said on Friday that he was convinced that Alec Stewart was "absolutely clear" of any involvement in the match-fixing scandal, and that it would end the matter there. more
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will demand a $15 million compensation from the ICC for the cancellation of this winter's series against India. more
Claims that cricketers should be paid more to reduce the temptation of taking payments from bookmakers have been rejected by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB). more
On the Fourth day of the Indo-Pak Test at the Ferozshah Kotla ground last year, Indian skipper Azharuddin  received a message from a groundsman: "Ask Kumble to bowl from the Pavilion end." more
Indian stars Nayan Mongia and Ajay Jadeja gave statements on Sunday to an official investigating Indian cricketers named in a federal police match-fixing report. more
Pakistan cricket coach Javed Miandad on Sunday said England might pose a tough fight against Pakistan in the forthcoming Test series and the contest will not be one-sided. more
Former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin was absent for a second day from the inquiry into match fixing allegations brought against five Indian cricketers. more
Don Topley who is at the centre of England’s match-fixing scandal, is sticking rigorously to his charge that a county match between Lancashire and Essex had been fixed by mutual convenience in 1994. more
England have defended their decision to endorse betting on cricket despite recent revelations linking bookmakers and corruption in the sport. more
Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has called on the cricket boards to restore the game's image saying that the recent match-fixing scandal have tarnished the sport and Imran fears there could be more to come. more
The Board of Control for Cricket in India is likely to get the go ahead from the government to send a team to Pakistan next month. more
Sri Lankan Cricket officials today omitted Aravinda de Silva named as taking match fixing bribes by India's CBI from the forthcoming South African tour side. more
Pakistan resigned themselves on Friday to being without fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar for the forthcoming Test series against England after being informed he would not regain full fitness for at least another month. more
New Zealand Cricket said it had appointed a three-man team to look into allegations that former captain Martin Crowe took money from an Indian bookmaker. more
Teams of investigators from the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) have returned to the UK following visits to India and South Africa over the past week. more
The ICC investigators have spoken with former South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje, who has been banned for life, about ways of dealing with match fixing and corruption in the game. more
Umpire Sajjad Azghar turned down a catch behind off batsman Akhtar Sarfraz, who was on 46, and the decision clearly upset bowler Andy Caddick. more
South African Jonty Rhodes has announced his retirement from Test cricket, while fellow international Daryll Cullinan has quit the one-day game. more
The bookmaker at the centre of the Hansie Cronje scandal has said that there is nothing wrong with international players providing pitch and team reports to bookies. more
Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed has received an offer from English County Leicestershire to play for them next summer. more
The West Indies will concede 30 runs to Australia in each of their five cricket Tests this summer because of biased umpiring, according to a new book. more
Record-breaking West Indies batsman Brian Lara spoke here Wednesday of his determination to focus on his cricket during the side's Australian tour. more 
BCCI secretary Jaywant Lele announced at a press conference that the selectors have retained Ganguly as the skipper of the Indian team till the end of the Zimbabwe series. more
Ram Adhar Choudhary, accused in the CBI Report of accepting Rs. 50,000 from Ajay Sharma to doctor the pitch for the Test match against Australia in 1996, claims that the CBI coerced him into giving the statement. more
The Board of Cricket Control of Sri Lanka, (BCCSL) Monday appointed a one man commission of inquiry to probe the allegations of match fixing against two of its Cricketers. more
Alec Stewart has revealed that the investigation which England’s management launched into allegations of match-fixing against the former skipper was a very superficial one. more
Pakistan coach Javed Miandad has said he was shocked to learn about the extent to which the menace of match-fixing had spread in cricket. more
Former Pakistani skipper Asif Iqbal who, has been accused of match-fixing or betting has vehemently denied his involvement even as he admitted that he knew Mumbai-based bookie Anil Steel he had close links. more
Azhar's allegations are completely absurd and false, says Mongia. Mongia said on Sunday that he was not even a member of the Indian team during the two matches for which he has been named. more
Just in case you thought the cricket controversy is over now that five former and current players have been punished, wait. The income tax department is waiting in the wings with a report of its own. more
Ajay Jadeja denied being ever involved in match-fixing during his career as stated in the Central Bureau of Investigation Report on match-fixing at a press conference more
David Graveney has backed Alec Stewart to emerge with his reputation intact after the ICC have completed their inquiry into the allegations made against him. more
Former South African wicket-keeper David Richardson today revealed that it was an Indian player who made bribery offers to team-mate Pat Symcox on the 1996 tour of India. more
Stewart's denial that he has ever received money for information has been emphatic. But even if the allegations of Gupta were true, it would not have represented the end of the world for Stewart. more
West Indies batsman Brian Lara has refuted charges by an Indian bookmaker who has claimed he had paid him to "under perform" during two one-day matches in India in 1994. more 
Allegations that two matches between Essex and Lancashire nine years ago were fixed are being investigated, the England Cricket Board said on Sunday. more

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