Articles

• Sri Lanka win the Asian title by convincing margin (10 March 2002)
• Rain, Inzamam come to Pakistan's rescue (9 March 2002)
• Pakistan give it away on a platter (8 March 2002)
• Non-telecast of Asian Test Championship Final (8 March 2002)
• Sangakkara leads the Lankan charge (7 March 2002)
• Sri Lankans reign supreme (6 March 2002)
• Asian Test Championship final from today (5 March 2002)
• What the ATC captains say (5 March 2002)
• Who shall be the Asian Champs? (5 March 2002)
• Asian Test Championship - a statistical survey (5 March 2002)
• Sri Lankans face television blackout in ATC final (5 March 2002)
• Sri Lanka Squad for Asian Test Championship Final vs. Pakistan (4 March 2002)
• New Sri Lanka face their toughest yet in ATC final (4 March 2002)
• Chandra Shaffter back as manager (1 March 2002)
• Wasim Akram to miss ATC Final against Sri Lanka (27 February 2002)
• PCB meeting held to discuss ATC Final and other affairs (26 February 2002)
• PCB announces 14 member squad for ATC final (26 February 2002)
• PCB announces organisational plans for ATC Final Test being played, Mar 6-10 (22 February 2002)
• Sri Lanka recall Dilshan and Liyanage for ATC final (22 February 2002)
• Asian Test Championship Final (21 February 2002)
• Sri Lanka and Pakistan go straight to final of Asian Test Championship (14 February 2002)
• Schedule for Asian Test Championship Final (12 February 2002)
• Asian Test Championship final to be held in Pakistan (30 January 2002)
• ACC to discuss India's withdrawal (17 January 2002)
• Atapattu: A missed opportunity for a triple hundred (20 October 2001)
• Akram faces possible three-year suspension (1 October 2001)
• Bangladesh's improved performance against Sri Lanka (25 September 2001)
• Pondering over mournful matters (14 September 2001)
• Pakistan's biggest victories in Test cricket (14 September 2001)
• Bangladesh's Performance in Test Cricket (12 September 2001)
• Asian Test Championship continues to cruise sans India (11 September 2001)
• Our cricket is heading in the right direction: Aminul Islam (10 September 2001)
• Dream comes true for Bangladeshi teenager (8 September 2001)
• Muralitharan reaches 350 Test wicket mark in record time (8 September 2001)
• Teenage prodigy steals limelight as Sri Lanka crush Bangladesh (8 September 2001)
• Sri Lankan team for Asian Test Championship match (8 September 2001)
• Sri Lanka hand out old school thrashing (7 September 2001)
• Sri Lanka prosper in one-sided affair (6 September 2001)
• Prizes at Asian Test Championship match (5 September 2001)
• Chappell wants players to learn from Sri Lankan experience (5 September 2001)
• Both sides make changes before inaugural Test (5 September 2001)
• Sanath Jayasuriya warns against complacency (5 September 2001)
• Lahore may host ATC final (5 September 2001)
• Ruchira and Pushpakumara recalled for the Bangladesh Test (4 September 2001)
• Four unique records established at Multan (3 September 2001)
• After Kaneria it is Muralitharan (3 September 2001)
• Saeed Anwar's young daughter dies (1 September 2001)
• Pakistan crush Bangladesh: Dream comeback by Kaneria (1 September 2001)
• BCB faces bankruptcy (1 September 2001)
• Waqar backs Wasim (1 September 2001)
• Media Accreditation for the Asian Test Championship Match – Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh (31 August 2001)
• New ICC Test and ODI Playing conditions (31 August 2001)
• Free Entrance for Inaugural Bangladesh Test (31 August 2001)
• Pakistan registers a fantastic win over Bangladesh (31 August 2001)
• Pakistan equal world record with 5 centuries (31 August 2001)
• Imran urges ICC to penalize India (31 August 2001)
• With 5 centuries in an innings Pakistan maul Bangladesh (30 August 2001)
• Bangladesh in trouble as Kaneria, Anwar and Taufeeq excel (30 August 2001)
• Kaneria and Saeed happy with efforts (30 August 2001)
• Pakistan reigns supreme over Bangladesh (29 August 2001)
• Complacency Pakistan's biggest enemy (29 August 2001)
• Repeat of 1999 World Cup unlikely: Naimur (29 August 2001)
• India's absence unfortunate, say captains (29 August 2001)
• India sabotage Asian Test Championship? (28 August 2001)
• ATC Test: Pakistan favourites in the heat at Multan (Preview) (28 August 2001)
• Multan regains Test Status (28 August 2001)
• Selectors eat humble pie and name Wasim in 16-man squad (26 August 2001)
• Taufiq hopes to justify his selection (26 August 2001)
• PCB announces 16 members squad for 1st ATC Test (25 August 2001)
• Saqlain misses Asian Test (25 August 2001)
• ACC names Sri Lankan umpire for Multan (25 August 2001)
• Dawood was behind India's pull out from ATC: Bharti (24 August 2001)
• Cricketing ties will resume only after normalisation of Indo-Pak ties: Bharti (23 August 2001)
• Pakistan Test stars accuse India of double standards (23 August 2001)
• Pakistan's dismay on India's non-participation (22 August 2001)
• The frail tail of Bangladesh (22 August 2001)
• India's decision `internal matter': Dalmiya (22 August 2001)
• PCB to react after hearing from BCCI (22 August 2001)
• ACC unhappy over decision (22 August 2001)
• Bangladesh cricketers arrive (22 August 2001)
• ICC rejects Pakistan protest (22 August 2001)
• ICC stands by John Reid in face of Pakistan protest (22 August 2001)
• ICC confirms John Reid appointment for Asian Test Championship (21 August 2001)
• Match referee John Reid draws protest from Pakistan (21 August 2001)
• India cannot be bullied into taking part in ATC: Uma Bharti (20 August 2001)
• Chairman PCB inspected the newly built Multan Stadium (20 August 2001)
• ACC approves points system for ATC (20 August 2001)
• PCB announces team for Bangladesh 3-dayer (19 August 2001)
• PCB confirms Pybus as Pakistan Team coach (16 August 2001)
• PCB signs MOU's with Cricket Associations (15 August 2001)
• Al-Sahariar wants to play five full days (14 August 2001)
• Selection of team for ATC after government's permission: Lele (11 August 2001)
• PCB Chairman chairs imperative issues (5 August 2001)
• India insists on changing venue for ATC final (5 August 2001)
• Wasim Akram dropped from training squad as Pakistan look to the future (31 July 2001)