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Fishing is not cricket: Learn the Lord's lesson

Mudassar's Analysis

20-May-2001•Mudassar Nazar

Southern Electric Premier League - Week 3 Results

Waterlooville 129 (Oliver 29, Wootton 24, Azor 3-18, Lamb 3-22) Paultons 130-5 (Richman 37, Darnton 24, Sergeant 24, Rudder 3-16)

20-May-2001•SEPL

Alton and Winchester KS maintain good start - Division Three Review

Alton and Winchester KS have maintained their impressive starts in Southern Electric Premier League Division 3

20-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Stewart's the man to lead us at Old Trafford, says Thorpe

Graham Thorpe believes that Alec Stewart will captain England in the Second Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford after standing in as deputy at Lord's for the injured Nasser Hussain

20-May-2001•CricInfo

Derbyshire lose unbeaten record in close finish

Derbyshire, bottom of the Second Division last year but early-season pacemakers this summer, lost their 100 per cent record in a tight finish

20-May-2001•Roy Bradley

Somerset fail to recover from dire start

Darryll Cullinan led Kent to a 31-run Norwich Union League win over Somerset in a low-scoring game at Taunton

20-May-2001•Richard Latham

Shakeel's Urdu Report - Lord's Test Day 4

20-May-2001•Abdul Shakeel

Come on, hang your bat out there and pay the price

Unable to counter England's bowling at its devastating best, Pakistan laid down their arms for 203 in the 1st innings, accepting to follow-on, 188 behind

20-May-2001•Rafi Nasim

Goode Calmore century in vain - SEPL Division 1 and 2 review

Calmore Sports left-hander Jeremy Goode struck a glorious 129 - only to be gazumped as Hampshire's Jason Laney led Hungerford to a thrilling Southern Electric ECB Premier League victory off the last ball at Loperwood Park

20-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Southern Electric Premier League - Week 3 Results

Waterlooville 129 (Oliver 29, Wootton 24, Azor 3-18, Lamb 3-22) Paultons 130-5 (Richman 37, Darnton 24, Sergeant 24, Rudder 3-16)

20-May-2001•SEPL

Pakistan devastated by England's pacemen

England beat Pakistan by an innings and nine runs in the First npower Test at Lords

20-May-2001•Kate Laven

Old Trafford welcomes back cricket with defeat for Lancashire

Lancashire's tentative batting gifted Glamorgan their first one-day success of the season, at the seventh attempt

20-May-2001•Colin Evans

Tough days ahead!

A couple of months ago in New Zealand, Pakistan Cricket touched rock bottom

20-May-2001•Dr Nauman Niaz

Fielding miscalculation hands Durham victory

Chad Keegan, a 21-year-old South African paceman with dual nationality, was robbed of the chance of glory on his Norwich Union League debut for Middlesex at Chester-le-Street

20-May-2001•Tim Wellock

Windows helps champions to win over Yorkshire

A half-century from Matt Windows led champions Gloucestershire to a five-wicket victory over Yorkshire in the Norwich Union League match at Bristol

20-May-2001•Andrew Jefferson

England's double act on the top of the game

England's Andrew Caddick and Darren Gough must now be among the most devastating opening partnerships in world cricket

20-May-2001•CricInfo

It's plain sailing for Mariner - Division Two Report for week 3

Will Mariner smashed four sixes in a blistering 40 not out as Sparsholt hit 27 runs off nine balls of the final two overs to secure a thrilling two-wicket win over Southern Electric Premier League Division 2 rivals Hambledon

20-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Hussain out for 4-5 weeks after breaking thumb

England captain Nasser Hussain has been ruled out of the remaining Test series against Pakistan and possibly the NatWest Series after breaking his thumb at Lord's this morning

19-May-2001•CricInfo

Hants panic to throw away winning chance

Hampshire threw away the chance of a second successive Rose Bowl championship victory against Gloucestershire

19-May-2001•Pat Symes

Both sides indulge in poor batting at The Oval

Both sides batted poorly at The Oval with Surrey, 46-0 overnight, bowled out for 190 and Leicestershire following their self-destructive example in losing five wickets for 94

19-May-2001•David Green

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