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'Do-or-die' for India, says Pollock

For India, the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against South Africa starting at St George's Park on Friday is something of a "do-or-die" affair

15-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Chucking: It isn't cricket!

Most knowledgeable cricket viewers have serious doubts about thepropriety of the bowling actions of a number of bowlers whom they havebeen watching closely over the years

15-Nov-2001•V Ramnarayan

Highveld Strikers squad for Standard Bank opener

The Highveld Strikers squad to travel to Kingsmead for the opening Standard Bank Cup clash against the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins has been selected

15-Nov-2001•GCB

Get your thinking cap on, Mr Wright

Any Indian fan who has been following the news from the Indian camp during the last few days will have every reason to feel disgusted and demoralised

15-Nov-2001•Rajesh Kumar

Kallis rules out return to Glamorgan

South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis says he won't be returning to English county cricket in 2002

15-Nov-2001•CricInfo

Scholarly centurion has Sri Lankan victory in his sights

Sri Lanka's scholarly centurion, wicket-keeper batsman Kumar Sangakkara, who scored his second Test century at Galle on Thursday, believes that his side can now make a serious push for victory

15-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

'I'm keen to open,' says Ganguly

With less than 24 hours to go before the start of the crucial second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against South Africa, Indian captain Sourav Ganguly narrowed down the candidates to open the batting with Shiv Das to a choice between two - either

15-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Final four decided for Yoplait Cup

Epsom Girls' Grammar School, Napier Girls' High School, New Plymouth Girls' High School and Burnside High School will contest the semi-finals of the annual Yoplait Cup tournament for secondary schoolgirls

15-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Wellington faces tough contest to retain Max title

Around a decade ago the North Shore of Auckland was looking to set itself up as the seventh first-class association in New Zealand's cricket structure

15-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Academy director happy at end of tough playing programme

New Zealand Cricket Academy director Dayle Hadlee was happy with the programme his charges of 2001 endured at the end of their year at the High Performance Centre at Lincoln University

15-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Shoaib apologizes over gestures

Temperamental fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar Wednesday apologized to his fans over his conduct in the Sharjah Cup final against Sri Lanka which is to be investigated by the PCB disciplinary committee

15-Nov-2001

Kiwi Test spots up for grabs

With Test spots up for grabs, there will be no letting up by New Zealand's cricketers as they take on South Australia from tomorrow.

15-Nov-2001•Valkerie Mangnall

ICC refuses to treat Shoaib as special case

The International Cricket Council (ICC) Wednesday spurned Pakistan Cricket Board's request to treat Shoaib Akhtar as special case

15-Nov-2001•Samiul Hassan

Canadian cricket congratulates Montage-DMC's support of amateur athletes

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15-Nov-2001•CCA

Those all-conquering all-rounders

Why, even take some of the most successful Indian teams and it can beseen that the all-rounder has played an important role in victories.The Indian team of 1971, which completed a double triumph in WestIndies and England, had Abid Ali, while Eknath

15-Nov-2001•Partab Ramchand

Scholarly century from Sangakkara puts pressure on tourists

Both teams retain realistic chances of victory in the first Test between Sri Lanka and West Indies at Galle, but the pendulum swung towards the home team after their batsmen carried on the fight-back started by Muttiah Muralitharan on Wednesday

15-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Former Somerset player Ray Robinson dies

Former Somerset cricketer Ray Robinson has died at the age of sixty one after a long illness

15-Nov-2001•Richard Walsh

Big brother rugby dumps on cricket and softball

Does the unbridled arrogance of the New Zealand Rugby Football Union know no bounds

15-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

As Barmy as they come

It is easy for an English cricketer, forlornly fielding at third man and watching the runs flow during an overseas tour, to let weary shoulders sag, but this is precisely what he must not do

15-Nov-2001•Samanth Subramanian

Waugh prepares to take Australia into new age

Followers of Australian cricket have become well acquainted with Steve Waugh's unrivalled resilience over the years

15-Nov-2001•John Polack

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