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English pros included in cricket festival

Amidst charges that the standard of play has declined in recent years, the 24th Blade Pro-Am Cricket Festival opens today with a number of current and former English international players among those on show

05-Nov-2001•Haydn Gill

City Inn Competition Winner

Sheila Jones, a regular face at Gloucestershire Cricket Club, was the winner of the City Inn competition which was run in an edition of No Boundaries

05-Nov-2001•Gloucestershire CCC

Wanganui among early surprises in Central Districts

Wanganui, Manawatu, Hawke's Bay and Nelson set the early pace in the Central Districts Chapple Cup competition on Sunday

05-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Explosive final in prospect today

On paper Pakistan and Sri Lanka are 'even stevens' and Sunday's Khaleej Times Trophy final is between two wellmatched sides loaded with explosive individuals capable of changing the fortune of the match

04-Nov-2001•Rehan Siddiqui

Waugh eyes NZ after successful comeback

Australian captain Steve Waugh today survived his first game of the season and looked forward to a competitive opening Test against New Zealand starting later this week.

04-Nov-2001•Adrian Warren

Ranji round-up

Delhi's new recruit off-spinner Sarandeep Singh spun magic, grabbing six wickets, to send Services crashing to an innings and 23 run defeat in the North Zone Ranji Trophy League Match at the Palam Ground here today

04-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Cassell, Hopes named for Warriors

The Queensland selectors have called up opener Jerry Cassell andallrounder James Hopes for the XXXX Queensland Bulls Pura Cup matchagainst the Western Warriors in Perth this week.

04-Nov-2001•Queensland Cricket

Pakistan overwhelm Sri Lanka in low-scoring final at Sharjah

Under the bright lights of the Sharjah Cricket Association stadium Pakistan captain Waqar Younis held aloft the Khaleej Times Trophy 2001 after beating Sri Lanka by five wickets

04-Nov-2001•Anand Vasu

A long summer ahead of Vics

Summer is still just under a month away but another Victorian one-day cricket campaign is already lost.

04-Nov-2001•Roger Vaughan

Question marks persist over Kiwis' prospects

New Zealand's cricketers have successfully provided answers for some of their critics during this drawn tour match against Queensland in Brisbane

04-Nov-2001•John Polack

Monsoon rains disrupt West Indian preparations

The second day of the West Indies first warm-up game in Sri Lanka was completely washed out after heavy rains in Colombo on Saturday night and Sunday morning

04-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Punjab outclasses Himachal Pradesh

A Brilliant century knock by Himachal skipper Virender Sharma (122) saved his team from a humiliating innings defeat but could not save the match as Punjab won the match by 10 wickets and collected eight points from their first encounter during North

04-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Sarandeep Singh spins Delhi to victory

04-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Gibbs century sets up impressive South African reply in First Test

So much, someone noted, for being a bowler-friendly pitch

04-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

The West Indian squad, dissected

As the West Indies start their current tour of Sri Lanka, Tony Cozier, who will cover the Tests and One-Day Internationals for THE NATION newspapers, provides a playerby-player assessment of the team

04-Nov-2001•Tony Cozier

Dazzling Tendulkar turns the tables on South Africa

The floodlights were turned on for the last hour at Goodyear Park on Saturday, but the glow that suffused the first day of the first Castle Lager/MTN Test came largely from a majestic Sachin Tendulkar century

03-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Waugh delighted with successful return

Australian captain Steve Waugh says he couldn't be much happier after scoring 84 in a successful return to cricket today in his only game prior to next week's first Test against New Zealand in Brisbane.

03-Nov-2001•Adrian Warren

Madhya Pradesh bowl Vidarbha out on Day One

The Vidarbha C.A

03-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Ranji round-up

The possibility of an innings victory over Jammu and Kashmir was converted into a reality by Haryana's bowlers today

03-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Haryana defeat J&K by an innings and 118 runs

The possibility of an innings victory over Jammu and Kashmir was converted into a reality by Haryana's bowlers today

03-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

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