Andy Jalil

Pietersen smashes Notts into pole position

With another extraordinary batting display at Lord's by Kevin Pietersen which took him to 65 not out from only 46 balls, following his unbeaten 165 in the first innings, Nottinghamshire were able to declare on 252 for eight, setting Middlesex a

27-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Middlesex battle on at Lord's

Middlesex's middle order batsmen battled hard for two sessions but by the end of the second day's play they still needed 45 runs, with four wickets standing, to avoid the follow-on

26-May-2001•Andy Jalil at Lord's

Pietersen blasts Middlesex all over Lord's

A feast of runs in the sunshine at Lord's produced a magnificent seventh wicket partnership, which ended just one short of a double century, took Nottinghamshire to 409 for eight at stumps

25-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Notts total too much for Surrey despite young Hollioake's efforts

Surrey's batsmen rarely looked like settling in for a substantial innings against an attack which looked disciplined enough for most of the time to stick mainly to the basics of line and length

13-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Hampshire fail to build the partnerships to trouble Middlesex

Hampshire's batting, lacking the substance which was so prevalent in the Middlesex middle order earlier in the day, gradually crumbled as they chased 226 for victory

06-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Ramprakash in magnificent form for victorious Surrey

Chasing 223 for victory, Ramprakash and Stewart made it look so easy on reaching 171 for one before Essex got the breakthrough with Stewart, playing his first match of the season, being caught on the mid-wicket boundary

05-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Weekes does the damage as Middlesex scrape home

An enthralling finish at Lord's saw Middlesex scramble home by one run in their reduced-overs Benson & Hedges match against Kent who seemed to be progressing comfortably at one stage on 102 for 3 after 24 overs, chasing 147 for victory

03-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Surrey again fall foul of the weather

For the second consecutive day, Surrey's Benson & Hedges cup game has been affected by inclement weather

02-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Surrey's bright start against Middlesex halted by the rain

As in all competitions in this early season, the rain has had its say in the first round of the Benson & Hedges matches

01-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Surrey take lead as Ramprakash hits debut century

Following the pattern of high scoring on this fine batting strip throughout the first three days of the match, Surrey posted 473 before being dismissed in the last over of the day, having taken a first innings lead of 17

22-Apr-2001•Andy Jalil

Ramprakash begins in style but Kent in pole position

Mark Ramprakash was quick to make his mark for his new county, hitting an unbeaten half-century from sixty balls

21-Apr-2001•Andy Jalil

Kent make excellent start against reigning champions

Defending champions Surrey toiled all day without reward as Kent finished on 176 for nought on the first day of the CricInfo Championship game at The Oval.

20-Apr-2001•Andy Jalil

England win historic victory in Karachi

England have ended their triumphant tour of Pakistan with an historic six-wicket win in the third and final Test

11-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Resolute English earn likely draw

Another day of staunch batting by England, this time by the lower order, took them within 17 runs of Pakistan's first innings total of 405 in the third and final Test in Karachi

10-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Stubborn Atherton leads England towards safety against Pakistan

Michael Atherton's dogged effort in the third and final Test, in Karachi, has been chiefly responsible for keeping England fully in the fight

09-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Determined England stay in contention against Pakistan

Resolute batting by England when it was most required took them to 79 for the loss of just one wicket on the second day of the third Test in Karachi

08-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Inzamam and Youhana build challenging total after difficult start against England

After England's bowlers had given their side an excellent start to the final Test in Karachi, it was Pakistan's batsmen who gradually took over as the day progressed and by stumps, finished on a commanding 292 for three

07-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Drawn Test whets appetite for final encounter

For a couple of brief moments, there was a thought that there could be a thrilling finish to the second Test in Faislabad, which eventually fizzled out as a draw

03-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Pakistan batsmen respond well to England challenge

After three and a half days of fine England performances in the second Test, Pakistan's batsmen responded strongly taking their side to a position of relative safety

02-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Late English collapse gives Pakistan hope of victory

A remarkable pattern seems to have been followed in the first three days of play in the second Test

01-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

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