Rick Eyre

Australia regain the Rose Bowl

The Australian women's team asserted their place alongside their male counterparts as the number one team in their sport, following their sixwicket victory over New Zealand at the Albert Cricket Ground in Melbourne today

08-Feb-2000•Rick Eyre

Australia go one-up in Rose Bowl

The Australian Southern Stars carried on today where they left off against England

06-Feb-2000•Rick Eyre

Smithies quits: World Cup-winning captain resigns mid-tour

In 1993 she was awarded the OBE for doing what Mike Brearley, Mike Gatting and Graham Gooch had been unable to achieve - leading an England cricket team to victory in a World Cup Final

04-Feb-2000•Rick Eyre

England, Australia both lose to second elevens

With the English women's team suffering the embarrassment of losing to the NSW first XI and then the NSW second XI this week, the Australian team has also had its hiccups in the leadup to tomorrow's one-day international at the Sydney Cricket Ground

28-Jan-2000•Rick Eyre

Betty Archdale dies aged 92

Betty Archdale, the captain of the England team in the first ever women's Test series, died in a Sydney nursing home on January 11, 2000 at the age of 92

26-Jan-2000•Rick Eyre

England women falter in tour opener

The English women's team got their tour of Australia and New Zealand off to a shaky start today with a five-wicket loss to Australian National League champions New South Wales at Old King's Oval, Parramatta, in western Sydney

26-Jan-2000•Rick Eyre

Australia extend their lead

Australia extended their lead at top of the Carlton & United Series tonight with a comprehensive 81-run win over Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground

19-Jan-2000•Rick Eyre

India's batsmen let the side down again

Australia came out the victors in a low-scoring fourth match of the Carlton & United Series at the Sydney Cricket Ground this evening

14-Jan-2000•Rick Eyre

Hopper Read 1910-2000

Former England fast bowler "Hopper" Read died last Wednesday at the age of 89

10-Jan-2000•Rick Eyre

Nothing to say about Brett Lee's action

Brett Lee's bowling action is clean and there is nothing to suggest any illegality

10-Dec-1999•Rick Eyre

Morale boosting win for Indians

India on Sunday completed their first victory of their 1999/2000 Australian tour, defeating New South Wales by 93 runs this afternoon

05-Dec-1999•Rick Eyre

Umpires lodge report about Indian dissent

Umpires Darrell Hair and Simon Taufel have lodged a report with match referee Dick French about dissent by the Indian team during Saturday's third day of the tour match against New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground

05-Dec-1999•Rick Eyre

Entertaining final day in store

An entertaining final day is in store at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday, with New South Wales needing 222 to defeat the touring Indians with nine wickets in hand

04-Dec-1999•Rick Eyre

Kumble, Ramesh keep Indian hopes alive

India will go into the third day of their four-day tour match against New South Wales on Saturday with a lead of 64 runs and eight second innings wickets in hand

03-Dec-1999•Rick Eyre

Lacklustre batting by Indians

Lacklustre batting, combined with an uneven pitch, left India with an unimpressive score on the opening day of their four-day tour match against New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday

02-Dec-1999•Rick Eyre

Queensland poised for victory over India

Queensland will need to score just 81 runs on Monday morning to give India a first-up loss to start their Australian tour

28-Nov-1999•Rick Eyre

Blues secure place in Women's League final

The NSWIS (New South Wales Institute of Sports) Blues secured their place in the 1999/2000 Women's National Cricket League finals with wins in both matches in this weekend's double-header against the Queensland Fire at Newcastle

28-Nov-1999•Rick Eyre

Symonds and Love plunder Indian bowling

India are on the ropes after the second day of their four-day match against Queensland after Andrew Symonds and Martin Love each plundered centuries in a 200-plus partnership smashed at more than five an over

27-Nov-1999•Rick Eyre

Tendulkar and Laxman keep Bulls at Bay

The Queensland Bulls had the upper hand as India played their first day's cricket on their Australian tour at The Gabba today

26-Nov-1999•Rick Eyre

Old Blues beat Young Blues

Nov.25: The "Old Blues" defeated the "Young Blues" by five wickets in a limited-over trial match at the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday

25-Nov-1999•Rick Eyre

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