DAY 288
30 January 2001:
•Court serves notices in Azhar case
•Cronje named SA's newsmaker of the year
•BCCI to fight Azhar's ban appeal
•Inquiry against Gavaskar, Sachin ruled out

DAY 287
29 January 2001:
•Azharuddin challenges life ban in court

DAY 283
25 January 2001:
•Azhar to challenge BCCI in court, after all
•Sawani, Ishwar get President's medal
•Crowe will cooperate with inquiry

DAY 282
24 January 2001:
•ACB delivers ultimatum to Mark Waugh

DAY 281
23 January 2001:
•Crowe will not talk to ICC

DAY 280
22 January 2001:
•ACB "disturbed" over prostitution claims

DAY 277
19 January 2001:
•Bindra says he'll accept disciplinary committee decision

DAY 276
18 January 2001:
•Chopra 'exonerated'

DAY 275
17 January 2001:
•UCB to consider King recommendations
•Disciplinary committee to hear Bindra,
Chopra on Thursday

DAY 274
16 January 2001:
•Mark Waugh to face investigators

DAY 273
15 January 2001:
•Shut up and go, please!
•Azhar's allegations incorrect: CBI
•Delhi police to send team to London
•Decision on withdrawal of awards in two days

DAY 272
14 January 2001:
•Scotland Yard questions Sanjeev Chawla
BCCI's procedure: Madhavan
•"It's a good development"- R.N.Sawani

DAY 270
12 January 2001:
•Azhar breaks his silence: Probe Gavaskar and Shastri
•Bhardwaj questions Madhavan's credentials

DAY 269
11 January 2001:
•Azhar to challenge ban in Andhra HC
•Five Indian cricketers face stiff punishment for fudging taxes

DAY 268
10 January 2001:
•Jadeja too skips Sports Ministry hearing
•Kapil, Madhavan meet at secret rendezvous

DAY 267
9 January 2001:
•Cronje seeks review of life ban
•Azhar too snubs Sports Ministry call

DAY 266
8 January 2001:
•Wadekar appears before Madhavan
•Prabhakar snubs showcause proceedings
•Salim Malik axed from domestic cricket
•Madhavan meeting a waste of time, feels Wadekar

DAY 264
6 January 2001:
•Sports Ministry summons tainted cricketers

DAY 263
5 January 2001:
•Delhi police team may visit SA, England
•Kapil, Wadekar to appear before Madhavan

DAY 263
1 January 2001:
•CBI to reopen investigations
•Gibbs recall prompts claims that South Africa is soft on cricket corruption - Paul Martin