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Ralph Dellor

Leicestershire announce Michael Bevan as new overseas signing

Leicestershire have announced the signing of the New South Wales and Australian batsman Michael Bevan as their overseas professional for the 2002 season

11-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

Hussain departs for India and New Zealand but with South Africa in mind

As he prepared to depart on the second leg of the winter tour to India and New Zealand on a trip that will include 11 one-day internationals, England captain Nasser Hussain acknowledged that the ultimate destination is the World Cup in South Africa

10-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

England announce squad for NZ Test tour while White misses out on India ODIs

The England and Wales Cricket Board has announced a 16-man squad for the three-Test tour of New Zealand that begins on March 2nd with a warm-up match against Otago

03-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

Hussain retirement after 2003 by no means certain, he claims

After rumours and speculation, it has finally been confirmed that Nasser Hussain will not necessarily stand down from the England captaincy at the end of the 2003 World Cup in South Africa

03-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

Tim Lamb hopes Nasser Hussain will reconsider resignation ideas

ECB chief executive Tim Lamb has responded to Nasser Hussain's suggestion that he might be ready to stand down from the England captaincy after the 2003 World Cup by saying that he hopes Hussain will reconsider

02-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

Rugby forces England out of Carisbrook and to light up in Christchurch

It looks as if England will be forced to change the venue of their three-day game against Otago - one of two scheduled warm-up matches for the Tests on their forthcoming tour of New Zealand

31-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Nasser Hussain awarded OBE in New Year Honours List

England captain Nasser Hussain has been awarded an OBE in the New Year Honours List, announced today

31-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Thorpe and Caddick available to tour with England again

England's most consistent Test batsmen during the last year, Graham Thorpe, who left the recent tour of India early in order to attend to marital problems at home, has made himself available to go back to India for the one-day series and then on to

29-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

England agree to extra one-day international in India

The England and Wales Cricket Board has confirmed reports that England will play an extra one-day international when the team returns to India on January 11th

28-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

England should be disappointed but not dismayed

It is not possible for a touring party to return home glowing with total satisfaction after suffering a 1-0 series defeat, but Duncan Fletcher, Nasser Hussain and their men should be glowing with pride for the way the inexperienced team performed on

24-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Rain brings a damp end to the Bangalore Test as India take the series 1-0

The forecast was not good at the end of the truncated fourth day, and that forecast proved to be totally accurate on the fifth and final morning

23-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Alec Stewart ready to answer England's call - if it comes

Alec Stewart, the Surrey wicket-keeper/batsman who originally made himself unavailable for England's to India, has said that he would now be prepared to make himself available for the one-day internationals in January

22-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Fairbrother signs new contract for Lancashire

Lancashire have announced that 39 year-old left-handed batsman Neil Fairbrother has signed a new contract that will keep him playing for the club for at least one more season

20-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

England fight back after handing initiative to India in Bangalore

A recent survey of users by CricInfo revealed that Test cricket is considered by a significant majority to be the most appealing form of the game

19-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Andy Flower, Laxman and India v Australia take the honours as Test cricket gets the thumbs up in CricInfo survey

Andy Flower, the Zimbabwe wicket-keeper/batsman, has emerged as the Player of the Year in a new survey of Test cricket conducted among users of the world's leading cricket website, CricInfo.com

18-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

New ground for optimism in Caribbean cricket

It might only be a speck in the Caribbean covering no more than 600 square kilometres, the population might be less than 160,000 in total and the island may never have produced a Test cricketer, but St Lucia is destined to become the next venue for

13-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

White century and two Indian wickets put England in strong position in Ahmedabad

Resuming from their overnight position of 277 for 6, England made steady if unspectacular progress toward the very satisfactory total of 407 all out on the second day of the second Test against India at Ahmedabad.

12-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Out or not out? Hawk-Eye is at hand with the answer

With umpiring decisions hitting the headlines again, it can only be a matter of time before the call for more technological aids for the men in the middle is heard

12-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

What price a transfer system?

How long will it be before there is a full-blown transfer system in English county cricket

07-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

India's batsmen take tight grip of Mohali Test

England have now had over a day to rue the first innings collapse that allowed the Indian batsmen to get on with the job of slowly overtaking the inadequate total

04-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

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