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Miandad declines PCB offer

Former captain Javed Miandad has declined to take up a 15-day assignment at the regional academies

09-Jul-2002

Queenstown and Otago keen to make most of ODI

Otago Cricket are determined to make the most of their One-Day International in Queenstown this year when New Zealand will play India

09-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Somerset offer free admission to Women's Test Match

Somerset are offering free admission to the England Women Test Match against India to all youngsters up to the age of sixteen

09-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

The Indian juggernaut steamrolls on

The Indians are on a roll

09-Jul-2002•Partab Ramchand

Head of Injury Prevention celebrates the birth of his daughter

Congratulations to Kate and Darren Veness on the birth of their daughter Alicia Louise who weighed in at 7lbs 14 ozs when she arrived at 2.40 this morning at Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton

09-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

'We are going up there with confidence' says Shine ahead of Scarborough trip

The Somerset players left Taunton earlier this afternoon to drive to Scarborough where they play Yorkshire in the county championship tomorrow

09-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

Irani delighted with England win

England's man of the match Ronnie Irani was thrilled with his team's win in the dress rehearsal for the NatWest Series Final at The AMP Oval

09-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

England toast Irani after India go down by 64 runs

India have been beaten for the first time in the NatWest Series, after England completed an emphatic 64-run victory at The AMP Oval in the dress rehearsal for Saturday's final at Lord's

09-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

India to play a Max international in New Zealand

Max cricket still has a role to play in New Zealand's cricket structure

09-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Leicestershire likely to be unchanged

Leicestershire head coach Phil Whitticase is expecting to name the side on duty in the rain-affected match against Lancashire last week, for the Championshyip clash with Hampshire starting at Grace Road on Wednesday

09-Jul-2002•Leicestershire CCC

Miandad declines PCB offer

KARACHI, July 7: Former captain Javed Miandad has declined to take up a 15-day assignment at the regional academies

08-Jul-2002

Berkshire just fail to qualify for the Quarter-Finals

Paul Atkins, who shortly after was run out

08-Jul-2002•Roy Arnold

India can afford to experiment

The winning run of the Indian team continues

08-Jul-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Stumpy meets John Cleese at the cricket, on his biggest day yet

There were two mascots at the County Ground on Sunday where Somerset Sabres entertained Worcester Royals in the NUL National League

08-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

Rose Bowl earmarked for 2003 NatWest Series match

Hampshire Cricket chairman Rod Bransgrove has intimated to a packed members forum at the Rose Bowl on Sunday morning that Hampshire's new home has been earmarked to stage a one-day international as early as next season

08-Jul-2002•Vic Isaacs

Kenway dropped as Hampshire announce 11 for Leicester

Hampshire name a straight eleven man squad for the Frizzell County Championship trip to second-placed Leicestershire, but there is no place for opening batsman Derek Kenway

08-Jul-2002•Richard Isaacs

Koenig and Gait keep the flag flying

Rain might have resulted in many interruptions during the past weeks County matches but Andrew Gait and Sven Koenig broke through the gloom with some fine first class batting performances, while Neil Johnson performed in the limited overs version

08-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Ruchira Perera cleared to bowl after remedial action

Fast bowler Ruchira Perera, who was reported for having a suspect bowlingaction after Sri Lanka's first Test at Lord's, has been given the green light to resume bowling after making modifications to his action.

07-Jul-2002•Rex Clementine

South Wilts and B.A.T. in view of Rose Bowl final

The Premier League's weather-ravaged Southern Electric Contracting Cup is edging towards the semi-final stage, with BAT Sports and South Wilts now within sight of the Rose Bowl final

07-Jul-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Cidermen hope for Caddick return for big C and G match

Whilst the Somerset batsmen were out in the middle securing a draw from their match against Surrey Peter Anderson looked ahead to the vital games that his side are facing in the next few days

07-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

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