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HEADLINES November 30, 2000

CBI has degraded our prestige: BCCI
A 55-page booklet 'Observations on the report of the Central Bureau of Investigation on Cricket match-fixing and related malpractices' refutes the CBI's observations.

Dravid not returning to Kent
Matthew Fleming, reappointed Kent captain for a third year running recently, said: "He was a great example to all of us and it is a great pity that he is not able to return."

Verdict on 'fixers' deferred till Dec 5
BCCI chief Muthiah said the board will keep the individual player's contribution towards the country in mind before reaching any conclusion.

  1st ODI, Cuttack
  India vs Zimbabwe
  Dec 2, 2000 0930 IST
  Scoreboard & Analysis

  2nd Test, Faislabad
   Pakistan vs England
   Nov 29-Dec 3, 2000 1030 IST
   Graphic Analysis

  1st Test, Port Elizabeth
   SA vs NZ
   Nov 30-Dec 4, 2000 1330 IST
  Graphic Analysis

Why Sodhi or Robin; why not Sodhi and Robin?

Ranganathan Sriram

Goodbye Robin

P Sreekaanth on why the ace allrounder has to go, gracefully.

Andy is dandy as Zimbabwe draws Test
The second Test belonged to Andy Flower. An unbeaten double century capped a series that saw the Zimbabwe 'keeper-batsman total 540 runs in four innings, to steer his side to safety. Prem Panicker reports...

Pakistan middle order fights back
Yousaf Youhana and captain Moin Khan led a recovery as the home side ended the opening day of the second Test against England on 243-5.

Lee tipped to break speed record
Bowling legend Dennis Lillee has predicted that the Australian paceman has every chance of smashing the world fast bowling record in the second Test against the West Indies this weekend.

'Where is the proof?' asks Morarka
Even as the BCCI meets in emergency session, vice president and member of the disciplinary committee Kamal Morarka argues against hasty action against the tainted players. Rifat Jawaid reports from behind the scenes...

Windies Test record already lost, says Richards
The former batting star says he expects Australia to beat the struggling West Indies in the second Test starting Friday, and set a record 12th consecutive Test victories.

Wasim Akram honoured by teammates
The Pakistan paceman was presented a golden plaque to mark his 100th Test match, before the start of the second Test against England.

Harper springs to Lara's defence
The West Indies coach defended the star batsman's right to be accompanied in Australia by a 19-year-old blonde English model.

Yesterday's issue

what say?
Is Robin Singh's exclusion from the ODI squad justified? Yes No Maybe Can't Say

• Australia's young turks show
the way
• Aussies equal greatest win streak
• Black a bright ray of sunshine



>>	telegraph.co.uk First Test: England in need of new charm offensive Caddick puts England on storm alert
>>	sport.news.com.au Windies to call in shrink Waugh promises more
>>	iol.co.za Windies to call in shrink Don't look back Nicky
>>	cricketnet.co.za Ntini could keep Pollock, Donald firing, says Wessels


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