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Going will be tough for minnows Bangladesh

Bangladesh cricket has come a long way since I took a private team to Dhaka in 1985

29-Aug-2001•Omar Kureishi

Repeat of 1999 World Cup unlikely: Naimur

Bangladesh ruled out any possibilities of repeating the 1999 World Cup performance against Pakistan in the Asian Test Championship opener when skipper Naimur Rehman said miracles don't happen everyday

29-Aug-2001

Steve Jackson replaces Ibadulla as Otago women's coach

Southland Boys' High School teacher and sports co-ordinator Steve Jackson has been appointed coach of the Otago Sparks women's cricket side this year

29-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan reigns supreme over Bangladesh

With a 1st innings lead of 85 and 8 wickets still in hand Pakistan reign supreme over Bangladesh in the 1st Test of the Asian Test Championship at Multan

29-Aug-2001•Rafi Nasim

Indian news round-up

Mumbai and Ranji Trophy champions Baroda are to play a one-day triseries in Kenya from September 10 to September 25

29-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Caddick and Trescothick back to face Steelbacks on Thursday

Somerset Sabres welcome back England Test men Andy Caddick and Marcus Trescothick to face Northants Steelbacks at Northampton on Thursday afternoon

29-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

India's absence unfortunate, say captains

After all the uncertainty surrounding the Asian Test Championship, the tournament is finally ready to kick off from Wednesday though India's absence has taken the gloss off the tournament

29-Aug-2001

Turner named new Otago coach

Former New Zealand opener, captain and coach Glenn Turner will be the guiding hand for Otago this summer following his appointment today as Otago coach

29-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Final Pakistan selection delayed

Selection of the two players to join the New Zealand team for the one-day series with Pakistan will be delayed, possibly until the middle of next week

29-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

NTCA indoor training facility to be upgraded

The NTCA Ground's indoor training facility is poised to receive a $40,000 upgrade courtesy of the Tasmanian Cricket Association.

29-Aug-2001•Thomas Rose

New Zealand 'A' have one hand on the Trophy

Day 2 of the MRF Buchi Babu Tournament final on Wednesday at Chepauk saw New Zealand 'A' continue to dominate

29-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Somerset boss to talk to England coach about availability of Test stars

Somerset Chief Executive Peter Anderson is to make representation to Duncan Fletcher after being told that his two England contracted players will not be available to play for the county after the Cheltenham and Gloucester Final at Lord's on Saturday

29-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Somerset Seconds face big total at Hinkley

In their final Championship match of the season at Hinkley, Somerset Seconds closed the day 328 behind Leicestershire with nine wickets in hand

29-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Maynard century takes Glamorgan within reach of Division One

A sparkling Matthew Maynard century off 94 balls and 4-33 from Robert Croft all but sealed Glamorgan's promotion to Norwich Union League Division One after a 51-run day-night victory over Hampshire at Cardiff

29-Aug-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Wanstead win Sun Bank Under-15 Championship Final

Wanstead Cricket Club, the Essex club which until recently was home to James Foster, England's new wicketkeeper, won the Sun Bank Under-15 Club Championship Final at the May's Bounty Ground in Basingstoke after an entertaining 18 run victory over

29-Aug-2001•Kate Laven

Kent sustain NUL dream after Yorkshire's dramatic collapse

Kent Spitfires cut Leicestershire's lead at the top of the Norwich Union League first division to just two points after surviving yet another last ball finish to land a eight-run win against Yorkshire in Canterbury

29-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell of The Kent Messenger Group

Complacency Pakistan's biggest enemy

Complacency will be Pakistan's biggest enemy when they take on minnows Bangladesh in the Asian Test Championship opener at the picturesque Multan Cricket Stadium from Wednesday

29-Aug-2001•Samiul Hasan

Mysterious Muralitharan puts India in a spin

Pre-match gossip had centered on India's growing confidence against Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan after their triumph in Kandy, but such idle talk looked foolish in the extreme after the beguiling off-spinner wreaked havoc on the first day of the

29-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

IT solutions company backs Gauteng

The Gauteng Cricket Board have secured a three-year sponsorship deal with IT solutions company Iocore, it was announced on Monday

29-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Muralitharan: I always knew it would spin

Sri Lanka's champion off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan spun his side into pole position in the decisive final Test with a virtuoso performance in Colombo on Wednesday

29-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

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