DAY 231
30 November 2000:
•BCCI divided over punishment

DAY 230
29 November 2000:
•CBI has degraded our prestige: BCCI
•BCCI unlikely to decide today
•Verdict on 'fixers' deferred till Dec 5

DAY 229
28 November 2000:
•Azhar claimed he made no statement before the CBI about his involvement in match-fixing:Muthiah
•HC seeks clarification on BCCI's status
•The Madhavan Report
•BCCI expected to ratify decisions

DAY 228
27 November 2000:
•Disciplinary committee meeting shifted to Delhi
•Innocent should not be touched: Bharti
•Madhavan has said that Azhar fixed matches: Muthiah
•Madhavan to go easy on Jadeja, Mongia?

DAY 225
24 November 2000:
•Madhavan report on Saturday
•Pakistani court stays Salim Malik's life ban
•CBI officials slam Azhar's claims

DAY 224
23 November 2000:
•'No need to talk to Kapil', says Madhavan
•Muthiah expects Madhavan to suggest punishments

DAY 223
22 November 2000:
•Punishing Mark Waugh could have legal implications

DAY 219
18 November 2000:
• 'More than me, it is the players and the officials who are satisfied with their responses'
• Madhavan grills Sharma, may summon other players

DAY 218
17 November 2000:
• Stewart 'absolutely clear' of allegations: ECB chief
• Madhavan gives Ajay Sharma last chance

DAY 217
16 November 2000:
• Azharuddin grilled for six hours
• Azhar appears before Madhavan;examination on

DAY 216
15 November 2000:
• Some neat batting by Cronje - Paul Martin Cainer
• Lanka's cricket CEO suspended
• CBI to probe deeper

DAY 215
14 November 2000:
• Ajay Sharma fails to appear before Madhavan
• Azhar, Sharma can be prosecuted under PCA
• CBI, I-T department lack co-ordination: Dalmiya
• CBI to probe deeper

DAY 214
13 November 2000:
• Steve Waugh appeals for faith
• CBI report has failed to substantiate any charges:Dalmiya
• CBI says it had enough evidence to raid
• Bookie had tried to lure Hollioake

DAY 214
12 November 2000:
• Azharuddin plays hooky at match-fixing probe session

DAY 213
11 November 2000:
• Treason case against indicted cricketers
• Media persons denied access to Prabhakar
• Prabhakar appears, no word from Azhar
• Prabhakar left with a happy frame of mind: Madhavan
• ICC to probe bribery allegations
• Offenders must be punished: Dalmiya

DAY 212
10 November 2000:
• NZ announce three-man inquiry team
• Madhavan probe commences on Saturday
• DeSilva omitted from team to tour SA

DAY 211
09 November 2000:
• What happened to the 'Vision Statement'? - Faisal Shariff
• BCCI plans to make inaccuracies in CBI report public
• Australian team coach urges swift conclusion to match-fixing claims

DAY 210
08 November 2000:
• Madhavan to examine BCCI officials too
• Pitch-fixing groundsman axed from Test duty

DAY 209
07 November 2000:
• Law ministry decision on report in two days

DAY 208
06 November 2000:
• Taxmen poised to strike India's five tainted cricketers
• 'Ask them who abducted my son and forced him to say things'
• CBI expects more denials
• I saved cricket stars from Indian mafia: Prabhakar
• Lara maintains silence over match-fixing allegations
• Lanka appoint lawyer to investigate allegations

DAY 208
05 November 2000:
• CBI seeks Azhar, Sharma I-T details: PTI

DAY 207
04 November 2000:
• CBI report on match-fixing well-written: Madhavan
• Lara refuses to talk as Windies arrive in Australia
• Jadeja affirms his innocence.
• Ajay Jadeja's Defence
• ICC anti-corruption team meets with CBI
• Sena demonstrates outside Azhar kin's home

DAY 206
03 November 2000:
• Steve Waugh fears brother Mark will reach breaking point
• South Africa bans Cronje for life
• Prabhakar slams BCCI, CBI
• More tweakers from Bacher
• Dhindsa satisfied with BCCI action
• Shocked I was, but not shaken, says Muthiah
• Mongia denies role in match-fixing
• Sir Paul Condon in Delhi
• Azhar, Jadeja, three others banned
• DeSilva says he was offered bribes

DAY 206
02 November 2000:
• Australian Cricket Board set to probe match-fixing claims
• Azharuddin had close links with Tiger Memon: M N Singh
• British detectives for India
• ICC chief braces for more bad news
• Sri Lanka seeks Indian help in match fixing probe
• Lara denies charges
• New Zealand may start own probe