News Archive: April 2001

• DiVenuto prepares for a passage to Canada (30 April 2001)
• Honours shared by transtasman Academy teams (30 April 2001)
• Resurgent England pose tough challenge - Warne (28 April 2001)
• ICC Officials for England - Pakistan and ODI Series (27 April 2001)
• Academy announces 2001 scholarship intake (27 April 2001)
• Pakistan signs Daryl Foster as bowling coach (27 April 2001)
• Aussie Academy get one back on New Zealand (27 April 2001)
• Kiwis set Australia big total to chase (26 April 2001)
• The battle for the Ashes (25 April 2001)
• Academy makes good start to Australian series (24 April 2001)
• Reasonable federal funding for MCG justified: PM Howard (23 April 2001)
• Australia v India – The most exciting contest in recent times? (20 April 2001)
• Jimmy Maher - biographical information (19 April 2001)
• Spencer outed for eighteen months (19 April 2001)
• Spencer out for eighteen months (19 April 2001)
• Spencer banned for 18 months (19 April 2001)
• Australian county imports for 2001: a guide (19 April 2001)
• Prime Minister's XI put into bat (19 April 2001)
• ACB anti-doping committee to hear charge today (18 April 2001)
• Warriors' cricketer rumoured to have failed drug test (18 April 2001)
• WA cricketer reportedly fails drug test (18 April 2001)
• Transition time on the way for ageing Aust team: Waugh (18 April 2001)
• Cricketers Prepare for Exciting Match (17 April 2001)
• DiVenuto sparkles as English season begins (16 April 2001)
• Test playing countries first away series (16 April 2001)
• Jenner: Selectors were right to stick with Warne (16 April 2001)
• Miller on the attack against English spinners (14 April 2001)
• The unlucky (13 April 2001)
• Field of dreams awaits England-bound Katich (13 April 2001)
• Miller greatly relieved to make Ashes squad (13 April 2001)
• Australians break with tradition in Ashes selections (13 April 2001)
• Australian players to tour Gallipoli (13 April 2001)
• ACB announces squad for tour of the United Kingdom (13 April 2001)
• Hughes relinquishes selection post (12 April 2001)
• India receives invite for three-match series (12 April 2001)
• Moody rules out comeback if Worcestershire lose Bichel (12 April 2001)
• Teams for Historic Indigenous Cricket Match (11 April 2001)
• Australia victorious in U17 'Test' (11 April 2001)
• Selectors bracing for tough Ashes selection (10 April 2001)
• I am proud that everybody gave 100% (10 April 2001)
• Australia take control of U17 'Test' (10 April 2001)
• Brett Lee fit for Ashes series but Gillespie a doubt (10 April 2001)
• Honours even after first day of 'Test' (9 April 2001)
• Gillespie sidelined for PM V ATSIC match but on track for Ashes selection (9 April 2001)
• Bevan excels as Australia take Pepsi Trophy (6 April 2001)
• Broadbent joins Queensland Cricket (5 April 2001)
• Aussies guardedly optimistic (5 April 2001)
• High intensity clash in the most laid back venue in India (5 April 2001)
• Sporting Showcase of Elite Australian Athletes (5 April 2001)
• Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Year (5 April 2001)
• ACB to pursue changes to cricket playing conditions (5 April 2001)
• Chappell not interested in Pakistan coaching position (5 April 2001)
• Australia needs to turn around topsy turvy form to win (5 April 2001)
• Western Warriors win Champions Cup (4 April 2001)
• Warriors triumph in high-scoring battle (4 April 2001)
• England U17 start tour with victory (4 April 2001)
• Final match of Australian International Under-19 Series (4 April 2001)
• Ponting finally scores on tour (4 April 2001)
• WA players add quality to Youth Test series (3 April 2001)
• Upbeat Australia defeat India by 93 runs, level series (3 April 2001)
• Warriors warm up for final with tidy dress rehearsal (3 April 2001)
• ACB training squad bound for India (3 April 2001)
• Australia faces must-win one-dayer (3 April 2001)
• Warriors squad for Champions Cup Final (2 April 2001)
• Stephen Jenkin appointed as Australian Coach (2 April 2001)
• Slater: England will be tough opposition (2 April 2001)
• WA defy Tweedie to grab one-day Cup win (1 April 2001)