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161/5

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(15.1/20 ov, T:128) 128/4

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Trent Bridge tickets up for grabs

England fans have an unexpected last-gasp chance to see Nasser Hussain's side take on Sri Lanka in this summer's opening NatWest Series One-Day International at Trent Bridge

21-Jun-2002•Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club

South Wilts to tackle Havant in ECB K-O - but where?

South Wilts will face Havant in the ECB Club Championship regional finals - but no one knows when or where

21-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Of Wicket-Keepers and Wicket-Keeping

Comment Article: Waqar Ahmad, Pakistan

20-Jun-2002•Waqar Ahmad

SPCL3 - Watts leading New Milton to impressive start

Steve Watts hasn't sprouted too many grey hairs, but if New Milton put him through any more close finishes he'll soon be reaching for the Grecian 2000

20-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as produced in the Southern Daily Echo)

Shiv looks set

The West Indies took one deep sigh of relief yesterday

20-Jun-2002•Tony Cozier

Mini-World Cup for women in New Zealand next year

A mini-Women's World Cup will be played in New Zealand next summer

20-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Dagnall injury update

Charles Dagnall launches his bid for a first team return with three one-day matches next week

20-Jun-2002•Leicestershire CCC

Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy Quarter Final - Ticket Details

Gates open 8.30 a.m

20-Jun-2002•Somerset CCC Media Release

Easy victory for Sri Lanka over West Indies A

Sri Lanka returned to form with an emphatic victory over West Indies A at Hove as they prepare for the start of the one-day series

20-Jun-2002•Sean Beynon

EP judicial managers and interim committee named

A delegation from the United Cricket Board, including UCB CEO Gerald Majola and President Percy Sonn, met stakeholders from the Eastern Province Cricket Board in port Elizabeth this morning to explain the High Court order which placed the EPCB under

20-Jun-2002•Media Release

Academy face make-or-break at Services

The Hampshire Academy's Southern Electric Premier League promotion push reaches a crucial phase against Division 2 leaders United Services at Burnaby Road, Portsmouth, tomorrow, 1pm

20-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as produced in the Southern Daily Echo)

Seconds go down at Blackpool after exciting finish

Somerset Seconds enjoyed three full days play in the north west of England but eventually went down by two wickets in their championship match against Lancashire at Blackpool, that ended with a day to spare after the extra half hour was taken on the

20-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Ponting says Australians must defuse Shoaib pace

BRISBANE - Captain Ricky Ponting says Australia's batsmen must find away to defuse the likes of Shoaib Akhtar to prevent one bad day fromruining their World Cup defence next year.

20-Jun-2002•Michael Crutcher

Somerset prepare to entertain Sri Lanka at Taunton tomorrow

Following their convincing win over Hampshire yesterday, Somerset look forward to another big match tomorrow when they entertain Sri Lanka at the County Ground in the Patron's Salver Challenge match

20-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Bangladesh Squad Declared

The selectors of Bangladesh Cricket Board has ruled out Minhajul Abedin Nannu for the upcoming away series against Sri Lanka commencing from July 12

20-Jun-2002•Shahryar Khan

Atapattu's chances of playing improve

Marvan Atapattu chance's of playing a part in the forthcoming NatWest triangular series have been boosted by the news that his finger injury is not as bad as expected

20-Jun-2002•CricInfo

Trego enjoys a good day with the ball

Somerset Seconds enjoyed another full days play against Lancashire at Blackpool on Wednesday

20-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Andover minus four for crunch clash with B.A.T.

Andover's bid to remain in the ECB Southern Electric Premier League leadership race has been hit by the absence of four key players against all-day specialists BAT Sports at London Road tomorrow, 11 o'clock

20-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as produced in the Southern Daily Echo)

Pakistan made unholy mess of batting

Wasim Akram, superbly supported by Shoaib Akhtar and Shahid Afridi, had handed the second match of the Super Challenge, to Pakistan on a silver platter

19-Jun-2002•Omar Kureishi

Akhtar, Akram prove too hot to handle

Whatever the future of off-season international matches in Australia - and no-one is yet sure what the long-term holds - their earliest protagonists have at least wasted little time in marking them with brilliant individual performances and the

19-Jun-2002•John Polack

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