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Test Of strength for West Indies

THE West Indies team faces a severe test of endurance over the last four months of the year

26-Aug-2002•Tony Cozier

Confident 'Chief'

KINGSTON - It's 45 minutes after they have been soundly beaten in their latest Red Stripe Bowl match

26-Aug-2002•Haydn Gill

Canada humbled For 55

CASTRIES - Trinidad and Tobago secured a place in the Final Four when they routed Canada for a meagre 55 runs to race to a lop-sided 175-run victory in their final Zone "B" Red Stripe Bowl match at the Beausejour Stadium yesterday

26-Aug-2002

Estwick upset by Bobb-ing

KINGSTON - Roddy Estwick is perplexed that the Windward Islands were able to draft in key all-rounder Alston Bobb into their squad at the 11th hour for their regional under-19 semifinal clash that ended in a narrow defeat for Barbados two days ago

26-Aug-2002

John Crawley returns for Hampshire's vital relegation clash

Hampshire welcome back John Crawley for the first time in a Frizzell County Championship match for nearly six weeks, as they face a massively important Rose Bowl clash against fellow relegation threatened Yorkshire, starting on Tuesday (August 27)

26-Aug-2002•Richard Isaacs

A flawless performance puts India in sight of victory

Three days of exciting cricket and all of them belonged to India

26-Aug-2002•Krish Srikkanth

Dragons' victory puts them back on top of NUL

Glamorgan Dragons have taken another step towards the Norwich Union League Division One title with a five-wicket victory over Nottinghamshire Outlaws at Colwyn Bay

26-Aug-2002•George Dobell

Still signs of gap - Cozier On Cricket

IT is 29 years since the West Indies players on the 1973 tour of England formed their association

26-Aug-2002•Tony Cozier

Six Bajans In All-star Squad

Six Barbadians have been named in an All-Star 14-man squad following the conclusion of the West Indies Under-19 youth cricket championships

26-Aug-2002

Guyana whip Antigua to stay unbeaten

Guyana (204-9 in 50 overs) beat Antigua and Barbuda (168 in 46.5 overs) by 36 runs

26-Aug-2002

Windwards the under-19s champs

Windward Islands won the regional Under-19 limited-overs championship after afternoon rain prematurely ended the final against Guyana at the Melbourne Club ground yesterday

26-Aug-2002

Richards keen on playing, if knee permits

KINGSTON - In the face of conflicting stories over the status of a recurring knee injury, Dale Richards revealed here yesterday that he was keen on playing in Barbados' Red Stripe Bowl semifinal against Trinidad and Tobago on Friday

26-Aug-2002•Haydn Gill

India complete victory by an innings and 46 runs

It took 13 balls on the final morning of this Test for Nasser Hussain to reach his twelfth Test century, his fifth as England captain and his fourth against India as he led England's resistance at Headingley

26-Aug-2002•Ralph Dellor

England must steel themselves for The Oval

The death knell is a familiar sound for English cricket

26-Aug-2002•Sean Beynon

Dragons back on top after Outlaws are reined in

Glamorgan Dragons breathed new fire into their Norwich Union title aspirations with a five-wicket win over Nottinghamshire Outlaws

26-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Bajans go under

KINGSTON - Barbados and Jamaica combined to produce a sustained, electrifying display of hitting in their top-of-of-the-table Zone "A" Red Stripe Bowl zone clash at Sabina Park here on Sunday

26-Aug-2002

Pollock returns as Pietersen cuts loose in England

The return of Shaun Pollock to Warwickshire after the Morocco Cup saw the South African captain demolish Somerset with both bat and ball

26-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Caddick set to play for Cidermen at Blackpool

Somerset travelled north to Blackpool on Monday ahead of their vital championship relegation match against Lancashire boosted by the news that Andrew Caddick will definitely be playing

26-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Tremlett sets team two-win safety target

Hampshire director of cricket and caretaker coach Tim Tremlett set his players a target of two wins from their last three championship games after they salvaged just two bonus points from their mauling at the Oval.

26-Aug-2002•Daily Echo

Book deal for Herschelle Gibbs

South African opening batsman Herschelle Gibbs has confirmed the signing of a book deal between cricket writer Colin Bryden, publishers New Africa Books Pty (Ltd) and himself

26-Aug-2002•Donne Commins

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