Dave Liverman

Scotland maintained their unbeaten record with a 5 wicket win over the UAE at Sunnybrook here today, but not without a few anxious moments

In a thoroughly engrossing game, first seeds Scotland survived a strong challenge from hosts Canada at Maple Leaf Cricket Club

Ireland were seeded second coming into this tournament but today looked a class below an exciting USA side who complemented tight bowling with spectacular batting to earn a surprisingly easy win.

There was nothing but surprise today for the late-arriving spectator who came to Maple Leaf Cricket Club, asked the CricInfo scorer when the match would be starting, and was then told that it had already finished

Namibia look to have potentially an easy road to the play-off round, as the participation of both Italy and Nepal are in the balance right now for various reasons

2001 is perhaps make or break year for Irish Cricket

Zuiderent withdraws from Netherlands ICC Trophy squad

On the fourth day of the Third Test between New Zealand and Pakistan, WestpacTrust Park in Hamilton saw a sensational outburst of hitting from New Zealand number four Craig McMillan, breaking several long standing records, including most runs from an

Kemp: Two yards from equalling record Photo © CricInfo Ltd

The Butchers of Surrey and Glamorgan are one of the more illustrious modern cricket familiesmaybe not quite up with the Graces, the Headleys or the Chappells, but with father Alan representing England, Glamorgan, and Surrey, his brother also playing

Most Test playing countries have a year book, annual or almanack - for example English cricket has Wisden and Playfair, Australian cricket has Allan's Australian Cricket Annual and and the new green Wisden, India has Indian Cricket, and there's New

LANCASHIRE v HAMPSHIRE: The Lancashire tail wagged taking them from their overnight 125/7 to 215 all out, mainly thanks to an unbeaten 39 by Schofield, ably assisted by Chapple (20), Martin (21), and Keedy (13)

The opening day of championship matches was hit heavily by rain, with no play possible at all in the matches between Glamorgan and Warwickshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, and Hampshire and Lancashire

News articles and media releases coming out of Zimbabwe indicate that the Lord's Test currently underway was saved from a threatened boycott only by swift action by the Zimbabwe Cricket Union to gain agreement on player's remuneration

After the rain of the previous three days, the county programme went ahead uninterrupted on Saturday, but the wisdom of scheduling the matches so that the final day fell on the weekend must be questioned

The weather dominated proceedings in the County Championship, with delays and interruptions typical of nearly every match

DERBYSHIRE v YORKSHIRE: With Munton unable to bat after being hit on the head during pre-match practice, Derby totaled 303 when the ninth wicket fell

LEICESTERSHIRE v HAMPSHIRE: Leicestershire took on Hampshire at Grace Road in what has been billed as the battle of the high-priced import leg spinners

LEICESTERSHIRE v SOMERSET: Somerset battled hard to set Leicestershire a decent target, with runs being as important as occupation of the crease

The best finish of the day was at Headingley, where Yorkshire's last pair could not manage to score 12 runs from the final over, Sidebottom being bowled by the 5th ball with 8 still required