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Somerset on top against Surrey

Somerset gradually turned the screw on Surrey on the third day at Taunton, building a lead of 360 by the close, with five wickets still in hand

25-Aug-2001•Richard Latham

Good start but not so good at the finish says Shine

What was he hoping for when play resumed on Friday,"If we can scrape together another hundred runs then we will have something to bowl at," he said.

24-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Somerset Seconds game switched to Panteg

After losing the first two days of their match to the weather Somerset Seconds game against Glmorgan at Panteg was switched to Usk on Thursday

24-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Blackwell stars as Somerset take six bonus points

Ian Blackwell played the starring role for Somerset as they boosted their bid for Championship runners-up spot with six bonus points on the second day at Taunton

24-Aug-2001•Richard Latham

Saqlain and Bicknell strike back for Surrey against Somerset

Martin Bicknell and Saqlain Mushtaq provoked a Somerset collapse after the home side had reached 142-1, having won the toss on the opening day at Taunton

23-Aug-2001•Richard Latham

We can still stay up says Shine after Sabres victory over Lions

Just minutes after seeing Somerset Sabres beat Surrey Lions in front of a full house at The County Ground Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me: "After that sort of performance of course we can still stay up

22-Aug-2001•SOMERSET Article

Surrey game a crucial for us says Shine

"The Surrey Championship match is crucial for us, "Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me earlier today

22-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Bowler and Burns lead Somerset to NUL victory over Surrey

Peter Bowler and Mike Burns inspired Somerset to a four-wicket victory over Surrey in the floodlit NUL relegation tussle at Taunton

21-Aug-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Surrey is a big game for us says Shine

Speaking earlier this evening Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me: "We are looking forward to tomorrow's floodlit game against Surrey

20-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Final tickets go on sale Monday morning

Tickets for the Cheltenham and Gloucester Final at Lord's on September 1st will go on sale to the general public at The County Ground in Taunton from 9am on Monday

19-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Anderson raps moves to hijack tourist matches

Somerset Chief executive Peter Anderson recently attended a meeting of the First Class Cricket Forum at Lord's, where one of the subjects debated was whether regional sides should be selected to play against touring sides

19-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Revenge is sweet for Warwickshire

Warwickshire tightened their hold on third place in the First Division of the Norwich Union League by taking swift and emphatic revenge for their C & G Trophy semi-final defeat at Taunton

19-Aug-2001•John Sheldon

Shah clinches young player of year award

Middlesex batsman Owais Shah, who made his debut for England this summer in the NatWest series, has beaten seven rivals to win the prestigious Cricket Writers' Young Player of the Year award

18-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Somerset overwhelmed by ticket applications for final

Somerset County Cricket Club has been overwhelmed by the number of members wanting tickets for the Cheltenham and Gloucester Final at Lord's on September 1st

15-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Blackwell flattered by nomination

Somerset all rounder Ian Blackwell told me he was flattered to be nominated by the Cricket Writers for the Young Player of the Year Award

14-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Kevin Shine very happy with win but warns not to read too much into Leicester result

After seeing his side triumph by the narrowest of margins over the Norwich Union table toppers Leicestershire, Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me,"It was a very exciting game and most enjoyable to watch

14-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Foxes lose unbeaten run to Somerset in a thriller

Leicestershire lost their unbeaten record in the Norwich Union League when they fell one run short of Somerset's 263-7 at Taunton

14-Aug-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Cricket writers nominate seven for young player award

Owais Shah, the Middlesex batsmen is among seven players nominated for the prestigious Cricket Writers' Club Young player of the year award, which will be presented at the annual dinner in London on August 31st

13-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Trego and Wood in squad to face Leicester Foxes on Tuesday

All rounder Pete Trego and batsman Matt Wood are both in the squad of 12 that Somerset Coach Kevin Shine has named to face Leicestershire Foxes at The County Ground tomorrow in what is a crucial match for the Sabres in the Norwich Union National

13-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Cox set to return for 2002

Somerset skipper Jamie Cox looks set to return to Taunton for the 2002 season

13-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

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