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England retain Shah and discard Ramprakash

Paul Collingwood, Matthew Hoggard and Jeremy Snape have been rewarded for impressive performances on England's successful tour of Zimbabwe with places in England's squad for the one-day tournaments in India and New Zealand in January and February

17-Oct-2001•CricInfo

WSG refutes allegations made my BCCSL

WSG Nimbus released an official statement Wednesday in response the the Sri Lankan cricket boards decision Tuesday to "terminate" their three-year sports rights agreement

17-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Tamil Nadu level FC de Saram series

Tamil Nadu beat Colombo District Cricket Association by 57 runs in the third and the final one-day FC de Saram trophy match to level the three-match series

17-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

Yorkshire curtain raiser at Taunton in Championship

The highlight of the early season matches in 2002 at Taunton is the visit of County Champions Yorkshire

17-Oct-2001•Richard Walsh

Cheltenham and Gloucester Final Pictures and Celebration Video available for purchase

The Cheltenham and Gloucester Final pictures of the team group celebrating with the cup and Jamie Cox holding the Trophy aloft are available to purchase

17-Oct-2001•Richard Walsh

Massive upset as Kenyans beat Indians by 70 runs

Without a win in the Standard Bank Series and without their captain, Kenya lit up St George's Park on Wednesday night with a quite astonishing 70-run victory over India

17-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Tigers' casualty list lengthens

With an injury crisis already afflicting South Australia, fellow small state Tasmania is starting to suffer its own nightmare as the new Australian first-class season moves into just its second day.

17-Oct-2001•John Polack

Elections force Cricket Board to reschedule matches

With parliamentary elections now scheduled for December 5 the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) has been forced to reschedule itineraries for the West Indies three-Test tour of Sri Lanka and the one-day international triangular which

17-Oct-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Cronje loses appeal against life ban

Pretoria High Court has overturned the lifelong ban imposed on former SouthAfrica captain Hansie Cronje.Cronje was banned by the United Cricket Board following his admissions in April and June last year that he had been involved with Indian

17-Oct-2001•CricInfo

A Very Very Special victory for Rest of India

Class, so cricket pundits through the ages have knowledgeably told us, is permanent

17-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

Cox stands tall again as Tasmania dominates

The Tasmanian Cricket Association has all but put the finishing touches on a spectacular new grandstand at its home ground

17-Oct-2001•John Polack

Waugh ready for return

Captain Steve Waugh said tonight he was determined to reclaim his place in the Australian cricket team for the first Test against New Zealand next month.

17-Oct-2001•AAP

New Zealand may develop closer links to Darwin

New Zealand's cricket academy may be looking to forge links with the Northern Territory Institute of Sport in Darwin

17-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Zimbabwe drop Campbell and Whittall for Sharjah

Opening batsman Alistair Campbell and former vice-captain Guy Whittall are both dropped from Zimbabwe's squad for the tour of the United Arab Emirates for the Sharjah Champions Trophy triangular one-day series because of poor form.

17-Oct-2001•Lawrence Moyo

Bangladesh 'A' blank out CCI President's XI

While Kenya might be suffering at the hands of South Africa and India in the Standard Bank Triangular Tournament, the other minnows in international cricket, Bangladesh, did themselves proud in Mumbai

17-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

2002 Bath Cricket Festival

Withy King Solicitors will sponsor the 2002 Bath Cricket Festival

17-Oct-2001•Richard Walsh

Australians secure draw on entertaining last day

New Zealand's Academy was unable to complete a victory over their Australian counterparts at Lincoln Green, near Christchurch today

17-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Old hands fail in Bowl pursuit

If a team can win all their matches in a competition then it deserves to win the main prize

17-Oct-2001•Andi Thornhill

Lara doubtful for Sri Lankan tour

For the second successive tour, Brian Lara's place in the West Indies team is in doubt because of a persistent right hamstring injury that the champion lefthander fears may be something more serious

17-Oct-2001•Tony Cozier

Kenyan manager to undergo heart bypass surgery

The manager of the visiting Kenyan cricket team, Mehmood Quraishy, has been admitted to the Greenacres hospital in Port Elizabeth and is expected to undergo heart bypass surgery within the next couple of days

17-Oct-2001•Media Release

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