• April 23, 2001
•'It is too early to have more academies; we don't need them at this point'
•Baroda win Ranji Trophy
•'Eastern' influence trying to block progress
•Windies include Powell, McLean for ODIs
• April 22, 2001
•Zimbabwe beat Bangladesh by an innings and 32 runs
•India retain Ganguly as captain
•West Indies take charge against South Africa
•Sri Lanka make case for title of world's best
•Mongia, Dahiya, Prasad Not Among 26 Probables
• April 21, 2001
•Shoaib Malik reported for suspect action
•Zimbabwe take handsome lead
•Ganguly retained captain for Zimbabwe tour
•Narvekar's bail plea rejected
•Gentlemen's game is slipping: Gray
•Parab lifts up Baroda with brilliant knock
•West Indies take control of fifth Test
•It Happened This Week On This Day
• April 20, 2001
•Sri Lanka win Sharjah final
•Whittall puts Zimbabwe on top
•Court asks Madhavan to submit inquiry report
•Fines system will work: Hooper
•New Zealand cricketing great Sutcliffe dies at 77
•'Missing' Indian players
safe in Australia
•Left versus Right match
•Railways take first innings lead
•Proteas on top in final Test
• April 19, 2001
•Islam, Omar lift Bangladesh
•Lara holds fort as
Windies slump to 135-6
•Windies opt for opener
Garrick for final Test
•GCA president orchestrated ticket scam, say police
•Kumble's wife gets custody of her child from first marriage
•Lara to play for English village team
•Pakistan coaching merry-go-round
takes new turn
•Railways have Baroda in trouble
•Sri Lanka looking to make amends
•Spencer banned for 18 months on drugs charge
•Walsh hoping to finish on a high
• April 18, 2001
•Australian player fails drug test
•Panel may probe Goa tickets scam
•New Zealand win is too little, too late
•Probables for Zimbabwe tour to be picked on April 23
•The road to the Ranji Trophy final
•Baroda, Railways set for Ranji showdown
•SA call up spinner Bodi to ODI squad
•Waugh admits Australia need young blood
•Windies unchanged for final Test
•Zimbabwe appear too strong for Bangladesh
• April 17, 2001
•'Sweet revenge' for Donald
•GCA president quizzed by police
•Hutton opens with century
•New Zealand win, but
Lanka sneaks into final
•Winless West Indies head for new low
• April 16, 2001
•Saqlain and Razzaq shatter Kiwis
• April 14, 2001
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•The Other Side Of The Coin
•Anwar and Inzamam power Pakistan to win
•The disinformation drive
• April 13, 2001
•'Sharjah cricket will miss India'
•No surprises as Australia names Ashes squad
•India consider one-day series in Australia
•This is only the beginning: V V S Laxman
•Goa police summons Lele for questioning
•Captain courageous...
• April 12, 2001
•Injured Boje may be out for up to four months
•Pak Board considering Darryl Foster for coach
•Of pros... and cons...
•International conspiracy to sabotage cricket in Sharjah
•Sharjan series: Pakistan coast to eight-wicket win
• April 11, 2001
•Disaster spelt India's comeback
•Australia's deficiencies were exposed
•Madhavan in Goa on
fact-finding mission
•ICC anti-corruption team heads for Sharjah
•Miandad called to explain match-fixing allegations
•Lara's flourish fails to stop Proteas win
•Pollock spurs South Africa to series success
•Zimbabwe sweep one-day series
• April 10, 2001
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•5 arrested in bogus tickets case
•No evidence of match-fixing,
say Kiwi umpires
•Pollock, Boje put Windies
in a spot
•Umpire Shakoor Rana dead
•Lanka beat New Zealand in Sharjah
•Zimbabwe stick with winning team
• April 9, 2001
•NZ wants formal match-fixing investigation
•After Miandad, will Tauqir Zia be replaced?
•Mullick slams century in drawn tie
•Waqar and Anwar see off Sri Lanka
•Waugh calls for one-day rankings system
•Warne not worried by fitness jibes
•Who knows what's going on in Pakistan: Waugh
•South Africa take command
• April 8, 2001
•Miandad says Pak threw matches against NZ
•South Africa on top against West Indies
• April 7, 2001
•Condon calls for player education to beat match-fixing
•Railways take 158-run lead
•Parida's resistance in vain
•Steve Waugh happy with team's performance
•Windies gain slight edge over SA
• April 6, 2001
•Bevan spearheads Aussie
series win
•Bevan world's one-day best, says Waugh
•Railways in command
•Baroda pile huge total
•Statistical highlights - Fifth ODI, at Goa
•West Indies set to turn to spin after 25 years of pace
• April 5, 2001
•Meeting to soothe India-Australia tension
•Asif Iqbal disassociates himself from CBFS
•Aussies against third umpires ruling on catches
•Chappell rules out Pakistan coaching job
•Windies admit their time-wasting was 'disgraceful':Gibbs
•South Africa trio compete for
Donald's place
•Money, the root of all evil in Sri
Lanka cricket
•Langer, Lehmann named
Wisden players of 2000
•Unbeaten century by Nayan Mongia
•Railways have Punjab in a spot
• April 4, 2001
•Bangladesh win tour opener
•Waqar to captain Pak at Sharjah
•Pakistan launch hunt for first foreign coach
• April 3, 2001
•Aussies level series, set up dramatic finale
•Statistical highlights - Fourth ODI, at Vizag
•Steve Waugh praises
Hayden and Ponting
•West Indies collapse but hold out for draw
• April 2, 2001
•Ganguly slams toss controversy
•Lanka announce team for Sharjah
•SA become fools as Jacobs
steals century
•Go, the government!
•CBFS threatens to sue BCCI
•Waugh says broken finger will be fine for Ashes tour
•Jacobs century gives West Indies hope
• April 1, 2001
•India should not play in Sharjah, Toronto, Singapore: Govt
•Windies fight back as South Africa's grip broken
