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New NUL leaders should confirm their position in the next round of matches

The new leaders of the Norwich Union League Division One, Worcestershire Royals, take on the bottom club, Durham Dynamos, in the next round of matches to be played this Sunday with every prospect of maintaining their place at the top of the table

26-Jun-2002•Ralph Dellor

Tickets still available for England v India at Durham on 4th July

England's football World Cup dream may now over, but they're not the only national side that needs support this summer

26-Jun-2002•Durham CCC Media Release

Should be a scorcher

Cautious and conservative in their outlook, English cricket authorities have taken to innovations like night cricket, white balls and coloured clothing rather late

26-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

Gough: I'm not back to square one

Uncertainty remains over whether Darren Gough will appear for England during the NatWest Series against India and Sri Lanka

26-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Frizzell County Championship Division Two - 26-29 June Preview

With Glamorgan improving after a poor start to the season, and Middlesex anxious to take full advantage of their game in hand during Derbyshire's week off, this promises to be an interesting contest

26-Jun-2002•Ed Green

Kendall leads Hampshire with defiant century

A century from captain Will Kendall ensured Hampshire recovered from a middle-order crash in their first innings and set up an interesting final day in their non first-class meeting with Loughborough UCCE at the Rose Bowl

26-Jun-2002•Victor Isaacs

Paul Grayson undergoes surgery

Essex Vice Captain Paul Grayson has undergone keyhole surgery on his right knee to correct a cartilage problem that has been troubling him for some time

26-Jun-2002•Essex CCC Media Release

New Zealand women open tour with easy win in Utrecht

New Zealand's women's cricket team kicked off their European tour with a comfortable 169-run win over the Netherlands in Utrecht today

26-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Tufnell's Turn - Gough's injury a major blow

No easy pickings for Middlesex in the Championship this month - but we came through with two draws at Lord's against Durham and Glamorgan, and we've stuck to our job well

26-Jun-2002•Phil Tufnell

Punter hobbles home after foot surgery

SYDNEY - Captains on crutches are becoming a familiar sight inAustralian cricket, with Ricky Ponting today hobbling back into Sydneyafter foot surgery.

25-Jun-2002•Michael Donaldson

To grant Tangier international status defies logic

The International Cricket Council (ICC) in a self-contradictory policy granted international status to Tangier (Morocco) to host international events

25-Jun-2002•Ali Kabir

Shoaib's pace reigns supreme

It was billed as the biggest individual show-down in world cricket today, cricket's answer to a heavy weight title fight to decide once and for all who is the fastest bowler on the planet

25-Jun-2002•Eddie Smith

The Gloucester Cricket Festival starts Wednesday 26th June

Five days of cricket with a good weather forecast starts on Wednesday

25-Jun-2002•Gloucestershire CCC

Robin Singh: I'll have to be more than just a coach

25-Jun-2002•Anand Vasu

Loughborough UCCE amass large total as bowlers toil

Although this match has not been afforded first-class status, the first day of the Hampshire v Loughborough UCCE gave the sparse crowd some excellent entertainment as the visitor's amassed 371-5dec in just 92 overs.

25-Jun-2002•Vic Isaacs

Hadlee and Reid delighted with New Zealand's mental strength

New Zealand's ability to overcome the hiccups of their bomb-disrupted tour to Pakistan, the inability to prepare properly due to rain in the West Indies and their controversial end to the one-day series, was a special delight from today's first Test

25-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand to have warm-up in Cairns tournament

New Zealand are likely to accept an invitation to play in a one-day tournament in Cairns in August with New South Wales, Tasmania and Queensland

25-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Second XI Trophy Results - 24 June 2002

Headingley: Nottinghamshire 245-9 (P Johnson 72) Yorkshire 249-6 (SA Richardson 92, PJ McMahon 4-44) Yorkshire won by 4 wickets

25-Jun-2002•CricInfo

HNB retain Mercantile title

Hatton National Bank successfully defended their Mercantile Cricket Association (MCA) title with a three-wicket victory against John Keels on the weekend

25-Jun-2002•CricInfo

Chris Adams back to face Yorkshire

Chris Adams has been given the all-clear following a ligament injury to his left knee

25-Jun-2002•Surrey CCC Media Release

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