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Tendulkar to leave for South Africa on August 25

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has postponed his departure to South Africa for treatment to his injured right toe by three days, the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Jaywant Lele said in Baroda on Wednesday

22-Aug-2001

Jayawardene: It was one of my best knocks

Sri Lankan middle order batsman Mahela Jayawardene rated his hundred against India today very highly, "It was one of my best hundreds

22-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

White and Wood take Yorkshire within sight of CricInfo Championship

Craig White and Matthew Wood both thrashed centuries as Yorkshire enjoyed a run bonanza against Glamorgan at the Scarborough Cricket Festival today

22-Aug-2001•David Warner

Sulzberger rocks MRF as Kiwis enter semi-final

On the back of a five-wicket haul from off-spinner Glen Sulzburger (5/73) New Zealand 'A' brushed aside MRF and entered the semi-final of the MRF Buchi Babu Tournament

22-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Di Venuto defies Logan for Derby against Notts

Derbyshire captain Michael Di Venuto registered his highest score in England on the opening day of the CricInfo Championship Second Division match against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge

22-Aug-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Michael Roseberry announces his retirement

Michael Roseberry has announced his retirement from the first-class game

22-Aug-2001•Matt Appleby

Gillespie: Well played England, but now the aim is 4-1

Well the Fourth Test was an amazing game

22-Aug-2001•Jason Gillespie

4th Test, Australia v England, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1556th Test match in cricket history

22-Aug-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

ICC stands by John Reid in face of Pakistan protest

John Reid has been backed by cricket's governing body, the International Cricket Council, and will retain match umpiring duties during the Asian Test championship

22-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

WICB surprised at Leeward Islands resolution

The West Indies Cricket Board Inc

22-Aug-2001•Derrick Nicholas

England win a timely boost for New Zealand's summer

England's victory over Australia in the fourth Ashes Test has been a shot in the arm for New Zealand fans eagerly awaiting the arrival of the English team this summer

22-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Bangladesh cricketers arrive

Bangladesh cricketers arrive late Tuesday evening on their maiden Test tour of Pakistan and declared that they were here to learn

22-Aug-2001

PCB accepts Kiwis novel demands

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials were left scratching their heads after New Zealand Cricket (NZC) demanded fivefeet high ice tubs at all the centres in the forthcoming series

22-Aug-2001•Samiul Hassan

India going back on its commitment: ACC secretary

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Tuesday night accused India of "going back" on its "commitment" to play in the second edition of the Asian Test Championship beginning at Multan on Aug 29 and said the council would go ahead with the holding of the

22-Aug-2001

We can still stay up says Shine after Sabres victory over Lions

Just minutes after seeing Somerset Sabres beat Surrey Lions in front of a full house at The County Ground Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me: "After that sort of performance of course we can still stay up

22-Aug-2001•SOMERSET Article

PCB to react after hearing from BCCI

The Pakistan Cricket Board on Wednesday said it would officially react to India's decision to pull out of the Asian Test Championship after formally hearing from the Board of Control for Cricket in India

22-Aug-2001

India's decision `internal matter': Dalmiya

The Asian Cricket Foundation (ACF) chairman Jagmohan Dalmiya on Wednesday described the government's decision not to allow the Indian team to participate in the Asian Test Championship as an "internal matter" and asserted that the meet would go ahead

22-Aug-2001

Slater axed from Australia's Fifth Test team

Opening batsman Michael Slater has been dropped from Australia's team to play England in the Fifth Test, which begins at The Oval on Thursday.

22-Aug-2001•John Polack

Slater stunned to be axed while Waugh delays decision

LONDON, England - An emotional Michael Slater was stunned to learn that he would be replaced by the out-of-form Justin Langer for the Fifth Ashes Test at the Oval

22-Aug-2001•Will Swanton

Durham grateful for Daley's vigil against promotion hopefuls Sussex

Second division leaders Sussex strengthened their promotion challenge by reducing Durham to 254-9 on the first day at Hove

22-Aug-2001•Bruce Talbot

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