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Pakistan defeat Australian Country XI

The crowd at Manuka Oval numbered 500 at most

12-Jan-2000•Mick Lange

Australia crush Namibia

The Australian Youth side opened their account with a formidable performance against African competitiors Namibia at the P.Saravanamuttu Stadium, Colombo in their Group D match today

11-Jan-2000•Charlie Austin

Australia sinks as Shoaib resurfaces

To say that this was an unusual day in the life of Shoaib Akhtar and of Pakistan cricket in general would be a gross understatement

09-Jan-2000•John Polack

Australia completes series clean sweep

In many ways, this series has represented both the best of times and the worst of times

05-Jan-2000

Waugh of attrition again goes Australia's all-conquering way

So remarkable is the ability of Australian teams these days that the task of successfully standing in the path between them and victory borders on the verge of impossibility

30-Dec-1999•John Polack

Lee, Tendulkar grace MCG stage

Capitalising upon the opportunities afforded them by a significant improvement in Melbourne's weather, it was two players at opposite ends of the Test cricketing spectrum who emerged as the stars on a magical day three of the Second Test between

28-Dec-1999•John Polack

Slater the main act in rain-reduced show

Over recent seasons, inclement weather seems to have become more synonymous with the Boxing Day Test than the sense of theatre and excitement for which it has always been renowned

26-Dec-1999•John Polack

Vics sink further into the Gabba abyss

The 'Gabba has long represented a graveyard for Victorian teams, and so it proved again tonight as the Bushrangers plunged to a heavy eight wicket defeat in their Mercantile Mutual Cup clash with Queensland in Brisbane

22-Dec-1999•Warwick Torrens & John Polack

Bizarre end to forgettable match

From the moment that Tasmania rested Ricky Ponting and India left out five key players of its own, it was probably inevitable that the tour match between the sides would not develop into one of the more attractive games of this Australian summer

20-Dec-1999•John Polack

Tasmania put depleted Indian attack to the sword

The Tasmanian batsmen thrashed the depleted Indian attack on the third day of the tourists' game at Hobart on Sunday to give their team a lead of 156 runs with six first innings wickets intact

19-Dec-1999•Partab Ramchand

Indian bowlers make little impression

A make shift Indian bowling line up, bereft of two leading bowlers in Javagal Srinath and Anil Kumble as well as the in form Ajit Agarkar made little impression as the Tasmanian openers put on 166 without loss off 58 overs at stumps on the second day

18-Dec-1999•Partab Ramchand

Dravid's century sustains India

Rahul Dravid, hitherto struggling to come to terms on the pacy and bouncy Australian wickets, at last struck form on the opening day of their four day match between the Indian tourists and Tasmania at Hobart on Friday

17-Dec-1999•Partab Ramchand

Australia wrap it up quickly

Since the 1993/94 season, Australia has not lost a Test series at home and India not won one away

14-Dec-1999•John Polack

Australians punish wilting Indians

Other than for one session at its very outset, this first Test between Australia and India here at the Adelaide Oval has been characterised by the home team's indomitable capacity to wear down its opponent

13-Dec-1999•John Polack

McGrath, Warne put Australia on top

Hurdles keep confronting them and yet Australia's cricketers continue their eminently successful negotiation of most obstacles in their contemporary Test cricketing path

11-Dec-1999•John Polack

Ponting, Steve Waugh turn Indian joy to despair

Spectacularly stern middle and late order batting resistance has been the defining feature of this summer of cricket for the home team and so it proved again today on the first day of the First Test between Australia and India here at the Adelaide

10-Dec-1999•John Polack

Indians crash to big defeat

A fun, festival-style match this is supposed to be, but it is doubtful that India's cricketers will be leaving Canberra in anything even vaguely resembling a jovial mood after suffering a crushing defeat at the hands of the Prime Minister's XI at the

07-Dec-1999•John Polack

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

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

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