Matches (17)

IRE vs ENG (1)

IND Women vs AUS Women (1)

Asia Cup (1)

IND-A vs AUS-A (1)

WCPL (1)

CPL (2)

Australia 1-Day (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

IRE

(5.1/20 ov) 37/0

ENG

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Schedule Report Series

IND-W

292

AUS-W

(10.3/50 ov, T:293) 26/2

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Schedule Report Series

Rick Eyre

NSW make it five Women's League titles out of five

The Women's National Cricket League is five years old, and today New South Wales won the title for the fifth time

27-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Bucknor calls Busta Cup bowler for throwing

West Indian Test umpire Steve Bucknor called a Windward Islands bowler for throwing in a Busta Cup match yesterday

26-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Blues douse Fire in opening final

The NSWIS (New South Wales Institute of Sport) Blues have defeated the Queensland Fire by 33 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three final series of the 2000-01 Women's National Cricket League at Bankstown Oval, Sydney, today

26-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Zimbabwe defend the indefensible and topple West Indies

Zimbabwe have notched up one of their most remarkable limited-over victories at the Sydney Cricket Ground tonight, defending a total of 138 to defeat the West Indies by 47 runs

22-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

New South Wales retain Australian Women's Under-19 title

New South Wales retained the Betty Wilson Shield for the twelfth consecutive year today when they defeated Victoria by 22 runs to win the final of the Australian Women's Under-19 Championship at Flinders University, Adelaide

10-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Hooper's comeback highlights Busta Cup's first week

Carl Hooper, Stuart Williams, Rajindra Dhanraj, Dinanath Ramnarine, Corey Collymore, Robert Samuels, Nehemiah Perry

09-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

New South Wales, Victoria advance to Women's U19 final again

New South Wales will face Victoria in the final of the Australian Women's Under-19 Championships at Flinders University Oval No.1 in Adelaide on Wednesday

08-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Queensland, Victoria unbeaten at halfway stage of Womens Under-19 nationals

Queensland and Victoria are undefeated at the half-way stage of the 2001 Australian Under-19 Women's Championships

07-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Lee out of opening one-dayer

Brett Lee will miss Australia's first match in the 2001 Carlton Series against the West Indies on Thursday night

07-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Semi-finalists settled in Women's U19 nationals

New South Wales will play South Australia and Queensland will play Victoria in tomorrow's semi-finals of the Australian Under-19 Women's Championships at Flinders University, Adelaide

07-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

West Indies paradise regained... then lost again

It was a terrific day for the West Indies at the Sydney Cricket Ground today, the start of the Fifth and Final Test against Australia

02-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Why the West Indies were not the worst team in 2000 (and why they were)

So you think the West Indies have been abominable, appalling, atrocious and quite the worst team imaginable in the year 2000

01-Jan-2001•Rick Eyre

Salisbury dropped, Jason Brown shock selection in England squad

That sentence, attributed to chairman of selectors David Graveney in an official release by the ECB yesterday, means, when translated into English: Ian Salisbury had an awful tour of Pakistan and we've dropped him

19-Dec-2000•Rick Eyre

Ricardo Powell recalled for West Indies

Hard-hitting Jamaican batsman Ricardo Powell has been recalled to the West Indies line-up for the Carlton Series one-day triangular against Australia and Zimbabwe beginning on January 11

19-Dec-2000•Rick Eyre

Michael Colin Cowdrey 1932-2000

One of the greatest acts of cricketing courage I have seen was that of a 41 year-old man, summoned from England in the middle of winter to bolster an injury-ridden Test squad in Australia, taking strike at the WACA against the two fastest bowlers in

05-Dec-2000•Rick Eyre

Blues stage amazing turnaround to beat Warriors

The New South Wales Blues came back from a first-innings deficit of 187 to beat the Western Warriors by 51 runs in an extraordinary Pura Cup comeback at North Sydney Oval today

04-Dec-2000•Rick Eyre

A chilling loss for England women

The weather was bitterly cold at Centennial Park, Oamaru today, but nothing was chillier than the performance of the England women's cricket team, just a week and a half out from the start of the 2000 CricInfo World Cup

19-Nov-2000•Rick Eyre

Goss recalled for fourth World Cup

The return of Zoe Goss to international cricket is the main highlight of the Australian squad of fourteen for the 2000 CricInfo Women's World Cup, announced today

06-Nov-2000•Rick Eyre

Centres of excellence and two-year trophy in new England fixture list

The emergence of UCCEs into the cricketing lexicon, along with the splitting of the former NatWest Trophy across two seasons, are two of the more striking features of the fixture list for the 2001 England domestic season, released by the England &

04-Nov-2000•Rick Eyre

Presumption of innocence as national boards support their players

Presumption of innocence is the order of the day as national cricket boards around the world stand by those players who have been implicated in the Indian Central Bureau of Investigation's match fixing report which was made public on Wednesday

04-Nov-2000•Rick Eyre

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