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July 2001
• July 31, 2001
• Australia ready to land the knockout punch
• Butcher, the only England bright spot
• Former Kiwi skipper Martin Crowe cleared
• World Cup minnows share $1 million boost
• Tendulkar's availability still uncertain
• Selectors to pick Tendulkar before fitness clearance
• Windies win series as rain forces draw
• July 30, 2001
• Fit-again Fleming to lead Kiwis
• Ganguly comes under fire
• Chappell's letters sale disappoints Bradman Foundation
• A spate of records for young Masakadza
• Tufnell snaps up his 1,000th first-class wicket
• Windies need 306 runs to win
• July 29, 2001
• Zaheer volunteers to skip scan and stay on
• England give Rod Marsh key coaching role
• July 28, 2001
• Zim-WI Test series to be named after Lloyd
• Windies dominate Zimbabwe on Day 1
• July 27, 2001
• Dungarpur says team's performance 'beginning to hurt'
• Zaheer, Laxman doubtful, Ganguly suspended
• Steve Waugh to endorse MRF
• Tufnell back in England frame
• Wisden's Top 10 Test batting and bowling list
• India not learning from mistakes, says Wright
• July 26, 2001
• Coming back will be difficult: Ganguly
• Pakistan seek replacement for Pybus
• July 25, 2001
• Flower named players' "player of the year"
• Kumble eyes comeback and 300 Test wickets
• Rumesh Ratnayake Lanka's new manager
• Cricketers take LTTE attack in their stride
• Tendulkar to have another bone scan
• July 24, 2001
• Kiwis caught up in Lanka for third time
• Ind, NZ players safe in Colombo
• Akram, Afridi win double-wkt tourney
• July 23, 2001
• We lost a game we should have won: Ganguly
• Mumbai, Baroda teams for Kenya
• Protestors charged with alarming Indians
• Tests gets a catching Mark
• Security directorate for 2003 World Cup
• July 22, 2001
• Mark Waugh breaks world record for Test catches
• Australia win second Test
• I was bowled over by a shuttlecock: Dona Ganguly
• Gilchrist revels in his Lord's luck
• West Indies demolish Zimbabwe
• July 21, 2001
• Waugh cracks century as Australia set the pace
• Mark Waugh's day in the middle
• Butcher holds up Australian victory charge
• No need to panic after first loss: Ganguly
• Amay Khurasia may open
• Fleming praises opening bowlers
•Hooper's 149 puts Windies in command
• July 20, 2001
• England ride luck as rain hits second test
• Australia take control of second Test
• Prasar Bharati restrained on telecast rights
• Gilchrist dies after prolonged illness
• India crumble on Lankan dustbowl
• Gayle blows Zimbabwe in Test
• July 19, 2001
• CBI official in London to probe TV rights scam
• Batting let NZ down: Fleming
• Tendulkar's absence not a worry, says Ganguly
• Harper delighted with strong showing
• Cricket makes Sri Lankans boil
• Patel c Patel b Patel
• India withdraw from ACB Super Challenge
• Is Kanpur a 'Yes' or a 'No'?
• Venues changed in Sri Lanka tri-series after cash row
• West Indies in command of first Test
• July 18, 2001
• Canada qualify for the World Cup
• ICC to clamp down on indiscipline
• Streak says Zimbabwe can beat Windies
• Tendulkar to miss tri-nation series
• July 17, 2001
• Desperate England forced into Ashes gamble
• Determined to do well in Sri Lanka: Mohanty
• Frontline Gillespie lurks in the background
• Tendulkar set for early return from injury
• Injury problems for teams ahead of tri-series
• Aussie trio declared fit for second test
• July 16, 2001
• Tendulkar will get fit and play: Ganguly
• Netherlands earn last-ball victory
• Slow rehab needed to combat bowling injury
• Nehra hopes to come good in Sri Lanka
• Sinclair, McMillan star in New Zealand win
• Zoysa to miss tri-series due to injury
• July 15, 2001
• Rusty Thorpe gets call-up for second Ashes Test
• Hand injuries jeopardising my career, says Hussain
• India head for Sri Lanka without injured Tendulkar
• Double wicket bash turns into damp squib
• July 13, 2001
• Aussies unprecedented favourites
• Lanka tour will be challenging: Dravid
• Ford seeks Donald, Rhodes return for Tests
• July 12, 2001
• Fit Aussies snub historic hotel
• Atherton is England stand-in captain
• Aberhart gets nod as New Zealand coach
• Reformed Ponting to captain Australia
• Border-Gavaskar scholars hone their skills in Adelaide
• Shoaib, Sohail to play against Australia
• July 11, 2001
• Security beefed up for Sourav Ganguly
• Sport plays role in India-Pakistan summit
• Tendulkar injury is due to wear and tear: Chauhan
• Thorpe boosts England as selectors mull captaincy
• July 10, 2001
• Marsh, Healy helped me perform well: Dighe
• Injured Dillon returns home
• Use Science not steroids to be a Superman
• Show me the science
• Gilchrist matches brawn with brain
• July 9, 2001
• SA manager dismisses drug charges
• England, Zimbabwe itinerary
• Sachin out of ODI squad for Sri Lanka
• Ahmedabad Test probe unfinished
• 'Worn out' Warne continues English love affair
• July 8, 2001
• Hussain agony as Australia crush England
• Windies win a boost for 2003 World Cup
• July 7, 2001
• Ind-Pak clash slated for September
• Gilchrist and Martyn hammer highest Test scores
• Waugh hundred 'one of my six best'
• July 6, 2001
• Bracken braces up for NZ series
• Steve Waugh puts Aussies on top
• Expect an upset, says Hooper
• Laxman to play in triseries final
• Hearing on Prabhakar's bail plea adjourned
• Warne happy to prove a point
• July 5, 2001
• HC dismisses plea of Gayatri Arts
• Stewart and Caddick smash 103 for last wicket
• Two different cases against Narvekar
• Australia first holders of ICC Test Championship Trophy
• Leipus feels extremely 'let down'
• PCB denies sacking of selectors
• Jacobs suspended for "cheating"
• Tendulkar thinks of more tons
• July 4, 2001
• Afzaal set to make England debut
• The Story of the Ashes
• How the Ashes will be won and lost
• Atherton heads back to the trenches
• BCCI may sue Outlook
• Pure gold and silver coin to be tossed for the first npower Test
• July 3, 2001
• 'Outlook' responds to Gaekwad
• Aussies look too strong
• Pakistan sack chief cricket selector Wasim Bari
• India have a problem of plenty
• July 2, 2001
• Langer left out of first Test team
• Ramprakash's recall cut short
• Tendulkar not averse to taking over captaincy again
• July 1, 2001
• Pakistan talks should start with cricket
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