Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka cricket board crisis no closer to solution

Sri Lanka's cricket board crisis is set to continue for several weeks after the Court of Appeal restrained Jeewan Kumaratunga, the sports minister, from dissolving or cancelling Sri Lanka Cricket's registration without a hearinguntil the completion

12-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

NZ sneak ahead with Vincent and Fleming

Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming strengthened New Zealand's grip on the second Test by reaching 253 for 4 on a day that started under clear autumn skies and ended 16 overs early due to thick fog

12-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan trio reconfirm County contracts

Sanath Jayasuriya, Chaminda Vaas and Upul Chandana have had their countycontracts reconfirmed by Somerset, Worcestshire and Gloucestshire after thepostponement of Sri Lanka's five-match ODI tour to India

12-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

NZ sneak ahead with Vincent and Fleming

Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming strengthened New Zealand's grip on the second Test by reaching 253 for 4 on a day that started under clear autumn skies and ended 16 overs early due to thick fog

12-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka cricket board crisis no closer to solution

12-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Martin swings into Sri Lanka on opening day

Chris Martin's swinging burst rattled the Sri Lankan top order before Thilan Samaraweera lent the total some respectability on the opening day of the second Test at Wellington

11-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Martin swings into Sri Lanka on opening day

Chris Martin's swinging burst rattled the Sri Lankan top order before Thilan Samaraweera lent the total some respectability on the opening day of the second Test at Wellington

11-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Martin swings into Sri Lanka on opening day

Chris Martin's swinging burst rattled the Sri Lankan top order before Thilan Samaraweera lent the total some respectability on the opening day of the second Test at Wellington

11-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Malinga shines but Test drawn

Lasith Malinga gave Sri Lanka an outside chance of a remarkable win but some dogged batting from Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming steered New Zealand to a draw on the final day at Napier

08-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Malinga shines but Test drawn

Lasith Malinga gave Sri Lanka an outside chance of a remarkable win but some dogged batting from Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming steered New Zealand to a draw on the final day at Napier

08-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Malinga shines but Test drawn

Lasith Malinga gave Sri Lanka an outside chance of a remarkable win but some dogged batting from Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming steered New Zealand to a draw on the final day at Napier

08-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Malinga strikes amid fading light

Having bowled out Sri Lanka for 498, New Zealand closed on 64 for 2 after 30 overs, with a lead off 123

07-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Malinga strikes amid fading light

Lasith Malinga struck twice shortly before bad light stopped play, providing Sri Lanka a glimpse of what was possible on the final day

07-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Malinga strikes amid fading light

Lasith Malinga struck twice shortly before bad light stopped play, providing Sri Lanka a glimpse of what was possible on the final day

07-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Atapattu and Jayawardene prosper

Marvan Atapattu and Mahela Jayawardene struck hundreds to pull Sri Lanka out of a difficult position and into one from where they could get close to New Zealand's tall score

06-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Atapattu and Jayawardene prosper

Marvan Atapattu and Mahela Jayawardene struck hundreds to pull Sri Lanka out of a difficult position and into one from where they could get close to New Zealand's tall score

06-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Atapattu and Jayawardene prosper

Marvan Atapattu and Mahela Jayawardene struck hundreds to pull Sri Lanka out of a difficult position and into one from where they could get close to New Zealand's tall score

06-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Astle and McCullum wrest control

New Zealand's middle and lower order piled on the misery for Sri Lanka on the second day, building on the foundations laid on the opening day by Hamish Marshall.

05-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Astle and McCullum wrest control

Nathan Astle scored his tenth Test century and Brendon McCullum came agonizingly close to scoring his second as New Zealand piled on the runs during the second afternoon

05-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Astle and McCullum wrest control

New Zealand's middle and lower order piled on the misery for Sri Lanka on the second day, building on the foundations laid on the opening day by Hamish Marshall.

05-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

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