Cathay Pacific/Standard Chartered Hong Kong Cricket Sixes 2001

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Akram powers Pakistan to third Sixes title (12 November 2001)
Pakistan are the champions in Hong Kong (11 November 2001)
India wins the Plate Final against Hong Kong (11 November 2001)
Sri Lanka beat England by 15 runs (11 November 2001)
Australia lose again to UAE (11 November 2001)
Pakistan to meet South Africa in the final (11 November 2001)
India storm into the Plate Final (11 November 2001)
South Africa storms into the Cup Final (11 November 2001)
Hong Kong enters the Plate Final (11 November 2001)
South Africa humiliate Hong Kong (11 November 2001)
England beat United Arab Emirates (11 November 2001)
Pakistan thrash Australia by 56 runs in Hong Kong (10 November 2001)
Sri Lanka humble India by 42 runs (10 November 2001)
England humiliate Australia by 77 runs (10 November 2001)
South Africa beat Sri Lanka by five wickets (10 November 2001)
Pakistan humble UAE amidst a deluge of sixes (10 November 2001)
India thrashes Hong Kong (10 November 2001)
Pakistan beat England by two wickets (10 November 2001)
South Africa ease past India (10 November 2001)
United Arab Emirates stun Australia (10 November 2001)
Hong Kong beat Sri Lanka in the opener (10 November 2001)
The Butani Cup (8 November 2001)
England at the Hong Kong Sixes (8 November 2001)
The ultimate prize - New Sixes trophy unveiled (7 November 2001)
Sri Lanka's six-a-side captain undaunted by Pakistan's star billing (6 November 2001)
Time to get online - Sixes website launched (6 November 2001)
Blackwell and Johnson ready for Hong Kong Sixes (1 November 2001)
An Evening with Kim Hughes (30 October 2001)
England to play in Hong Kong Cricket Sixes Tournament (26 September 2001)
England to play in Hong Kong Cricket Sixes Tournament (26 September 2001)