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Saif and Shakir shine for Islamabad in drawn game

ISLAMABAD, Sept 3: Islamabad pace bowler Saif-ur-Rehman ripped through Kohat batting Tuesday taking an impressive six for 58 as the rain-hit National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship match ended in a draw at Shalimar Ground

04-Sep-2002•Our Sports Reporter

Drakes recalled

A change to the West Indies Cricket Board's (WICB) eligibility rule has cleared the way for Vasbert Drakes to resume his international cricket career

04-Sep-2002•TONY COZIER and PHILIP SPOONER

Ben Gannon leaves Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club and Ben Gannon have agreed that he can leave the Club at the end of the 2002 season

04-Sep-2002•Gloucestershire CCC Media Release

Hawks eaten alive by Sharks

Hampshire Hawks suffered their ninth Norwich Union League Division Two defeat of the season, going down under the lights against Sussex Sharks at Hove

03-Sep-2002•Vic Isaacs

Trescothick, Irani hoping for full fitness by Thursday

Marcus Trescothick believes he is a likely starter in the fourth and final Test against India at The AMP Oval on Thursday, despite palying in just two one-day games since breaking his thumb in a G&G match at Taunton six weeks ago.

03-Sep-2002•Stephen Lamb

Gloucestershire Membership charges for 2003

2002 Rates will be held until 31 January 2003 for renewals

03-Sep-2002•Gloucestershire CCC Media Release

Stemp joins Leicestershire on trial

Richard Stemp,who was released by Nottinghamshire at the end of last season, has joined Leicesestershire on trial and is set to play against one of his former clubs Yorkshire this week

03-Sep-2002•Leicestershire CCC

'I am confident that we will be staying up' say Cox ahead of vital Kent game

Somerset go into their county championship match against Kent at Taunton tomorrow knowing that nothing short of an outright victory will be enough to help them to escape relegation to the second division next season

03-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

New WICB selection rule in place

The West Indies Cricket Board's selection eligibility rule for the senior West Indies cricket team has been changed

03-Sep-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Dragons take pole position in chase for NUL title

Glamorgan Dragons have put themselves into a strong position in the race for the NUL title with a 103-run victory over Worcestershire Royals under lights at Sophia Gardens

03-Sep-2002•George Dobell

Will House to retire from cricket

Will announced his retirement from cricket this evening after having played his last match for Sussex, an NUL floodlit match against the Hampshire Hawks

03-Sep-2002•Sussex CCC Media Release

Start times are moved forward for Matches in September

Gloucestershire v Durham 18, 19, 20 & 21 starts at 10.30am

03-Sep-2002•Gloucestershire CCC Media Release

Tendulkar set to become youngest to play 100 Tests

The man many regard as the finest batsman of his generation reaches another milestone in a record-breaking career when he walks out at The AMP Oval this week

03-Sep-2002•Stephen Lamb

Rains hit grade-II matches

Partial play was possible in just three National Junior (Under-19) Grade-II Cricket Championship matches because of inclement weather in different cities of Punjab Monday

03-Sep-2002•Sports Correspondent

Bowl of joy

DISCOVERY BAY, Jamaica - The smiles were as wide as the stretch from Nergril in the west to Port Antonio in the east

03-Sep-2002•HAYDN GILL

End of season presentation dinner

Following on from the success of the previous two years the 2002 End of Season Presentation Dinner and Players Awards is on Thursday 26 September at the Holiday Inn, Hambrook

03-Sep-2002•Gloucestershire CCC Media Release

McGrath shortens run-up

NAIROBI - After 70,727 deliveries bowled metronomically off the samerun-up in top-class cricket, Glenn McGrath decided it was time for achange.

03-Sep-2002•Michael Donaldson

"Whatmore can you?" asks Nigel Kerner

"What an ungrateful lot the Sri Lankans are," exclaimed a distinguished retired Sri Lankan lawyer I know as we exchanged views about the England Test series we had just lost

03-Sep-2002•Nigel Kerner

Hasan ignored as PCB names 'A' probables

Test reject Hasan Raza was surprisingly overlooked but controversial pacer Junaid Zia was included when the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) Monday announced 24 probables for a training camp for the forthcoming cricket series against Sri Lanka 'A'

03-Sep-2002•Khalid H. Khan

Lads earn `Stripes'

DISCOVERY BAY - Another 40 runs are required

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