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2001 Denis Compton Award winners named

Richard Dawson and James Foster, the two players who made their Test debuts for England against India at Chandigarh last December, are amongst the 18 winners of the NBC Denis Compton Awards for 2001

09-Apr-2002•Stephen Lamb

Radford joins handful of new signings at Andover

Ex-Middlesex county player Toby Radford has signed for Andover - one of four newcomers to the town club this year

09-Apr-2002•Andover Advertiser

Ponting to change batting order

Captain Ricky Ponting will change his batting order for Tuesday's final match as Australia tries to remain unbeaten in the one-day cricket series against South Africa.

09-Apr-2002•Michael Crutcher

Walmsley Otago's cricketer of the year

Former international fast bowler Kerry Walmsley has been named Otago's cricketer of the year

09-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Bright to join new VCA selection panel

The Victorian Cricket Association last night elected former Victorian captain Ray Bright to its state selection panel for the 2002/03 cricket season

09-Apr-2002•Victorian Cricket Association

Wasim slams ICC over umpires issue

SHARJAH, April 9: Former cricket captain Wasim Akram has emphasized that without a lot of work, Pakistan team would not do well in the World Cricket Cup 2003

09-Apr-2002

Wellington Trust given May 31 deadline for Basin upgrade

Wellington's Stadium Trustees have been given a deadline of May 31 to provide assurances to the board of New Zealand Cricket that the Basin Reserve will receive a substantial upgrade before next summer

08-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Lehmann says Ponting the man to steer Australia higher

Veteran batsman Darren Lehmann expects Ricky Ponting to steer Australian one-day cricket to a higher level after shining in South Africa during his first series as national captain.

08-Apr-2002•Michael Crutcher

Guyana win Busta International Shield

Guyana won the Busta International Shield by virtue of having gained the first innings lead after they drew the final against Jamaica at Sabina Park on Sunday

08-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Netherlands beat Canada in exiciting Six Nations opener

In an exciting opening match of the Six Nations Challenge, Canada squandered a fine start to let the Netherlands reach 211

08-Apr-2002•CI

Bulbeck and Parsons star in Somerset victory over West of England Premier League side

A strong Somerset side recorded a resounding victory over the West of England Premier League XI at the County Ground today

08-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Havant youngsters take both Indoor titles

Double Hampshire junior indoor cricket champions

08-Apr-2002•Mike Vimpany

India A battling to save four-dayer at Bloemfontein

India A were battling to save their second four-dayer against South Africa A at the end of the third day's play at Bloemfontein

08-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Lord MacLaurin backs Fletcher, Hussain and county cricket

The chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, Lord MacLaurin has publicly backed the England coach and captain, Duncan Fletcher and Nasser Hussain, and stated that he would like them to stay on beyond next year's World Cup in South Africa

08-Apr-2002•Ralph Dellor

Sri Lanka draw first blood

Full of bravado and gumption, Waqar Younis had said before the Sharjah Cup started that his campaign for the 2003 World Cup was to start here

08-Apr-2002•Akbar Agha

Williams, Murray Recalled

Short of genuine class, the West Indies selectors have depended mainly on current form in choosing their squad for the first of five Tests in the Cable & Wireless Series against India, starting at Bourda in Guyana on Thursday

08-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Essex relish early flowering

At a time when many counties are bemoaning the fact that their overseas players are arriving late or leaving early to fulfil international commitments, Essex have announced that their 2002 signing, Andy Flower from Zimbabwe, is actually going to

08-Apr-2002•Ralph Dellor

Cricket journalist Peter McFarline dies aged 57

As a young cricket fan growing up in the late 1970s I, like many other young enthusiasts, had my heroes

08-Apr-2002•Lawrie Colliver

Sardesai - The renaissance man of Indian cricket

But there was widespread criticism against the selection of Sardesai, which almost everyone seemed to agree stood out as the proverbial sore thumb

08-Apr-2002•Partab Ramchand

Biman blank Kalabagan

In spite of Manjarul Islam Rana's heroic performance Kalabagan Krira Chakra (KCC) had to accept another defeat at the hands of Bangladesh Biman in a one-sided affair held at BNS ground today

08-Apr-2002•Shahryar Khan

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