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Waqar looks at at bowling options for Lahore

It was Mike Brearley who once penned his suspicions about the motto 'Never change a winning side'

25-Apr-2002•Stephen Lamb

Neil Ferreira - updated biography

FULL NAME: Neil Robert Ferreira BORN: 3 June 1979, at Harare MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (1999); Manicaland (1999/2000 to date)

25-Apr-2002•John Ward

Port of Spain's penchant for records

25-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Pakistan take unassailable 2-0 lead over New Zealand

Pakistan proved the tag of bad chasers of wrong for the second time in less than seven months when they overhauled New Zealand's 277 with three wickets and 17 balls to spare to clinch the One-day International series at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium

25-Apr-2002•Samiul Hasan

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 31

So Mashonaland have won the Logan Cup again, for the second season in a row winning all five matches

25-Apr-2002•John Ward

Craig Evans: peaking at 32

Tall, burly all-rounder Craig Evans has had a chequered career for Zimbabwe

25-Apr-2002•John Ward

Brighton Watambwa - a biography

FULL NAME: Brighton Tonderai Watambwa BORN: At Harare, 9 June 1977 MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland A (1997/98); Mashonaland (1999/2000 to date); Zimbabwe Board XI (1998/99 to date)

25-Apr-2002•John Ward

Bowler falls just short of his century as Cidermen end the day ahead at Hove

Somerset ended the second day of their championship match against Sussex at Hove on 380 for 8, a first innings lead of 43

25-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Hold that broom!

Carl Hooper has said the West Indies have to guard against making wholesale changes just because we've lost a Test match

25-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Surrey in total control against Yorkshire

In the feature match of the second round of Frizzell County Championship matches, Surrey were in a totally dominant position against Yorkshire at the close of the second day

25-Apr-2002•Ralph Dellor

Sherezad Shah - a biography

FULL NAME: Sherezad Omarshah BORN: At Harare, 1 August 1983 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (2001/02)

25-Apr-2002•John Ward

Port of Spain's penchant for records

25-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Astle to come home after injuring knee

TelstraClear Black Caps batsman, Nathan Astle, has been ruled out of rest of the tour of Pakistan with a knee injury and he will be replaced by Mathew Sinclair

24-Apr-2002•New Zealand Cricket

Shoaib will attempt to break 100-mile barrier

RAWALPINDI, April 23: As overnight rain and cloudy skies Tuesday brought temperatures down, Pakistan's pace ace Shoaib Akhtar was still sizzling and said he would be going all-out to break the 100-mile barrier in Wednesday's second day-night One-day

24-Apr-2002•Imran Naeem Ahmad

WI Fall Away

PORT-OF-SPAIN - There was drama all the way through that drained the emotions and left finger nails chewed to the quick

24-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Somerset lose Steffan Jones in chamionship opener

Somerset start the second day of their championship opener against Sussex knowing that it is unlikely that Steffan Jones will bowl again in the match

24-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Razzaq, Younis lead Pakistan to emphatic series win

For once Pakistan did chase well, despite a rather nightmarish start

24-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Astle knee injury another crippling blow for New Zealand

It doesn't pay to be successful in the TelstraClear Black Caps side at the moment - you become a target for the injury gods, and Nathan Astle is the latest victim

24-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Somerset looking to form a blind cricket team

Somerset Cricket Development Officer Andrew Moulding was so impressed by a visit from Tim Gutteridge of the England Blind Cricket Team that he has made an appeal to all blind cricketers in the county to come forward to form a Somerset team

24-Apr-2002•SOMERSET

Eight interim members accept Sport Minister's invitation so far

Eight members of a proposed 10-member interim committee, appointed to run the affairs of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) earlier this month, have formally accepted letters of appointment from Sports Minister Johnston Fernando

24-Apr-2002•CricInfo

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