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Yorkshire take turn to enjoy batsman's paradise at Bath

Rain brought a merciful release for the bowlers as the Bath Festival pitch continued to prove a batting paradise on the second day

14-Jun-2001•Richard Latham

NatWest Series treat for foot and mouth victims

NatWest are to give away over 200 tickets to the Australia v Pakistan One-Day International match on Saturday (16 June) to North East youngsters unlucky to be hit by the foot and mouth outbreak

14-Jun-2001•Media Release

Rampant Australia dismiss England for their lowest one-day total

As the night skies closed in around Old Trafford, so too did the Australians

14-Jun-2001•Dave Edmundson

England humbled by Australia at Old Trafford

Article: Rafi Nasim column on Aus v Eng match, NWS ODI5

14-Jun-2001•Rafi Nasim

Second XI Championship Scores

Rotherham: Yorkshire 414-5 dec (CR Taylor 148no, VJ Craven 85, ID Fisher 72) Nottinghamshire 48-3

14-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Middlesex struggle in pursuit of Hants total

With a fighting innings of 51 not out, which has lasted nearly two and a half hours, Robin Weston was attempting to bring stability to the Middlesex innings after five wickets had gone down for 124

14-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

Minor Counties Championship Scores

Carlisle: Cumberland 273 (Williams 75, Metcalfe 54; Graham 5-79) and 86 Suffolk 157 (Pennett 7-63) and 183 (Brown 56; Pennett 4-47) Cumberland won by 19 runs Cumberland 22pts

14-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Fine all-round display by Irani puts Essex in driving seat

Surrey were still trailing Essex by five runs with seven wickets remaining when bad light brought an early cessation of play with 18 overs remaining

14-Jun-2001•Paul Hiscock

Draw already looks likely at Gloucester

Michael Gough and Martin Love steered Durham to 211-4 in reply to Gloucestershire's 417 in the CricInfo County Championship Division Two match at the King's School ground in Gloucester

14-Jun-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Hick hundred has Warwickshire struggling

Graeme Hick's 113th first-class century took Worcestershire to the brink of wiping out Warwickshire's first innings total of 277 at New Road

14-Jun-2001•Roy Bradley

Wallace makes sure honours are shared at Maidstone

Glamorgan's stand-in wicketkeeper Mark Wallace starred with the bat, scoring an unbeaten career-best 80 to help maintain the status quo at the mid-point of their match with Kent at Maidstone

14-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Easton and Martyr Worthy and Rowledge lead the upset in round two

Easton & Martyr Worthy face a gruelling cross-country trip to Rowledge, near Farnham, in the quarter-finals of the Southern Electric Contracting Cup on Tuesday week, June 26 (6pm)

14-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

Weakened champions may slip at strong B.A.T.Sports in week 7

Title holders Havant fear their unbeaten Southern Electric ECB Premier League record could go when they send a weakened team to face third-placed BAT Sports at Southern Gardens tomorrow, 11.30am

14-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

Sussex force Derbyshire to follow on

Mark Robinson put Sussex on course for victory against Derbyshire at Arundel with his best figures for two years

14-Jun-2001•Bruce Talbot

ECB 38 County Championship Result

Enfield Huntingdonshire 288/6 (W Larkins 78, A Mutucumarana 54) Middlesex Cricket Board 292/9 (S Price 65) Middlesex Cricket Board won by 1 wicket

14-Jun-2001•CricInfo

ECB joins consortium in Centre of Excellence bid

The Management Board of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) decided today to engage with Sport England and the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) in an informal consortium to seek planning permission for the redevelopment of facilities at the Bisham

13-Jun-2001•ECB Media Release

Lashings take on university champions Loughborough

Loughborough University, who last week won the inaugural ECB Universities Championship under the guidance of Former England Test star Graham Dilley, tomorrow host the 'village' side Lashings for a one-day match

13-Jun-2001•Loughborough University press release

England need cool heads, says Graveney

England need players who can keep cool heads when victory is within their grasp, said chairman of selectors David Graveney

13-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Thorpe ruled out for another week

England's middle-order mainstay, Graham Thorpe, will not return to the one-day side at least until the final NatWest Series qualifying match against Australia at The Oval on June 21

13-Jun-2001•CricInfo

NatWest giant screen brings cricket to G-Mex centre

NatWest are bringing cricket fans live, free coverage of the NatWest Series match between England and Australia at Old Trafford, tomorrow at the first-ever NatWest Giant Screen Event in Manchester

13-Jun-2001•Media Release

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