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Mystery Namibian speedster may challenge Lee and Shoaib for fastest bowler crown

Intriguing reports of a previously unknown fast bowler are coming out of Namibia in advance of the Six Nations Challenge to be played there next week

01-Apr-2002•CI staff

Law stands aside as Bulls captain

Stuart Law today announced he was standing down as captain of the XXXX Queensland Bulls in the wake of last week's historic Pura Cup championship.

01-Apr-2002•Queensland Cricket

D-day landing for departing Greetham

Lanky Winchester KS all-rounder Dave Greatham has announced that he is off to Normandy - and won't be playing any part in the cathedral city's Southern Electric Premier League Division 2 promotion bid this summer

01-Apr-2002•Mike Vimpany

Lighting standard needs to be higher for Tests in New Zealand - Fleming

Before ground lighting can be used to allow Test cricket to benefit by extending the hours of play, changes will need to be made to lighting at New Zealand grounds

01-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Walker looking to improve his performance by being himself

Recalled New Zealand leg-spinner Brooke Walker was put through the grinder at Sharjah last year and will be heading back into the cauldron after his selection in teams for Sharjah and both one-dayers and Tests in Pakistan today

01-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Birmingham and Midshires Cricket Skills Awards on offer again

The Centre of Excellence at the County Ground in Taunton has certainly been a very busy place to be over the last few days, with cricketers of all ages making use of the first class facilities that are available

01-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Colts cruise to Premier League Trophy triumph

Colts Cricket Club won the Premier League Trophy on Sunday after completing a comprehensive eight-wicket win over Sinhalese Sports Club at Maitland Place with over a day to spare

31-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Sharjah offers chance for second tier development

New Zealand's one-day team to tour Sharjah and Pakistan is to be named tomorrow on what should be the next phase of the side's World Cup '03 development

31-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Nisar heroics dash ADBP's hopes

A splendid all-round performance by Pakistan Customs' Nisar Abbas thwarted ADBP's aspirations of reaching the semifinals of the one-day cricket championship at Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad Saturday

31-Mar-2002

Cricket board should give recognition to merit only

Sharjah Cup has assumed great importance after Pakistan's dismal defeat in the Asian Test Championship

31-Mar-2002•Salahuddin Sallu

Junior Sabres Bash really does turn out to be the biggest and the best

The Somerset Junior Sabres pre season bash that took place at the County Ground on Easter Saturday really did turn out to be the biggest and best ever to be organised by the club

31-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

Wet summer looks like it will have the final say

New Zealand's wet summer looks set to have the final say and squeeze any hope of the home team sharing the National Bank Test Series with England in the third Test at Eden Park in Auckland

31-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Imran urges players to work hard

Captain of the 1992 World Cup winning Pakistan team, Imran Khan, has urged upon the cricket authorities to name 14 or 15 players for the forthcoming World Cup without any delay and groom them for the onerous job of regaining the title in South Africa

31-Mar-2002•Ilyas Beg

North Zone gain five points despite Das' best efforts

Despite the best efforts of Subhomoy Das, who was tragically dismissed for 97, North Zone went on to take the first-innings lead at Delhi on Friday, picking five points from the drawn Duleep Trophy encounter against East Zone.

30-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Colts tighten grip on Premier League final

Colts Cricket Club tightened their grip on the Premier League championship trophy on Saturday, first building an imposing lead and then chiseling out vital second innings wickets in afternoon, to leave Sinhalese Sports Club apparently on the brink of

30-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Somerset Chief delighted with Caddick milestone

Somerset Chief Executive Peter Anderson was at the County Ground this morning attending the highly successful Junior Sabres Bash

30-Mar-2002•SOMERSET

Open day at The Hampshire Rose Bowl

Hampshire Cricket are holding an Open Day at The Hampshire Rose Bowl on Sunday 14th April at 11:00am - 4:00pm.

30-Mar-2002•Vic Isaacs

England make early impact but New Zealand clawing way back

New Zealand's hopes of forcing a result in their favour in the third National Bank Series Test with England at Eden Park will depend on how many more first innings runs they can score

30-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Nehra quietly optimistic ahead of West Indian tour

The West Indies has traditionally been regarded as the cradle of fearsome fast bowling, and each of the four speedsters picked by the Indian selectors for the upcoming tour will be relishing his prospects of bowling there

30-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Anderson campaign for tax exemptions gathering momentum

The Somerset Chief Executive's campaign to draw attention to the plight of voluntary sports clubs and their need for tax exemptions has certainly gathered momentum

30-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

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