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Men's Hundred (2)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

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U19 Tri Series (ZIM) (1)

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AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

MO-M

131/4

SB-M

(34/100 balls, T:132) 36/1

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IRE-W

142

PAK-W

(20 ov, T:143) 131/9

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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

Alas, they had noted the pace and bounce of wicket

Perth, Nov 28: Australia truncated proceedings in the final Test bringing the curtain down on the series shortly before tea on the third day

29-Nov-1999•A. Jalil

Queensland coast to ten wicket victory

As expected, Queensland applied the finishing touches to a comfortable ten wicket win over India in the tour match between the teams at the 'Gabba in Brisbane on Monday

29-Nov-1999•John Polack

Hopes of salvaging Test dashed

Perth, Nov 27: Any hopes that Pakistan might have entertained of salvaging something from this final Test diminished rapidly as the match progressed on the second day

28-Nov-1999•A Jalil

Trials and tribulations continue

Perth, Nov 26: The trials and tribulations of Pakistan's batting have continued unabated

27-Nov-1999•A. Jalil

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

Magnificent fight back wrests victory

Hobart, Nov 22: Cricket is the most perverse of games predicted at peril

23-Nov-1999•A. Jalil

The balance is tilting in Pakistan's favour

Hobart, Nov 21: The outcome of this Test, which has had innumerable twists and turns may well hinge on the unpredictable Tasmanian weather

22-Nov-1999•A. Jalil

Pakistani batting gets back into form

Hobart, Nov 20: It was a day for batting to flourish and the Bellerive pitch facilitated that enough for Pakistan to put themselves in command of this Test

21-Nov-1999•A Jalil

Saqlain, Waqar find their rhythm to send Aussies reeling

Hobart, Nov 19: There is a final drop of venom that transforms a good bowler into a great one

20-Nov-1999•A. Jalil

A woeful tale of Pakistan batting

Hobart, Nov 18: Pakistan's batting was made to look a joyless, labouring task on the opening day of the second Test By having bowled Pakistan out for 222

19-Nov-1999•A Jalil

Full-strength Blues tame toothless Tigers

After they were permitted to witness something of an act of self-destruction through the middle stages of their opponents' innings, New South Wales' cricketers have ensured that the North Sydney Oval remains a bogey venue for Tasmania with a 21 run

14-Nov-1999•John Polack

Hodge leads Vics to narrow win

Led by a century from man of the match Brad Hodge, Victoria has secured an eighteen run win over Canberra in today's Mercantile Mutual Cup match between the sides in Melbourne

13-Nov-1999•John Polack

Scott Muller profile

Scott Andrew MULLER was born at the Royal Women's Hospital, Herston on 11 July 1971

04-Nov-1999•Warwick Torrens

Australia set Zimbabwe 304 for victory

With a weak bowling line-up, Zimbabwe decided their best option was to field on winning the toss

21-Oct-1999•John Ward

Zimbabwe v Australia - CricInfo Report

As expected on current form, Australia beat Zimbabwe in the first of three one-day internationals, by 83 runs

21-Oct-1999•John Ward

Dressing room theft Overshadows Events on the Field

There was an overnight sensation at the WACA when it was revealed that during the night a thief had broken into the internal Victorian change rooms, making off with $10,000 worth of their gear

19-Oct-1999•David Bebb

Easy win for Australians in warm-up

The Australians completed a convincing 244-run victory over the ZCU President's XI at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo, after tea on the third day

11-Oct-1999•John Ward

Zimbabwe President's XI v Australians, day 2 match report

Two fine attacking innings, by Trevor Madondo of the President's XI and Steve Waugh of Australia, were the highlights of the second day's play between the two teams, which finished with the tourists 274 runs ahead with eight second-innings wickets

10-Oct-1999•John Ward

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