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Mumbai-New Zealand match intriguingly poised

A strong reply by the Mumbai Cricket Association XI ensured that their MRF Buchi Babu cricket tournament first round match against New Zealand A remained evenly poised at the end of the second day's play at the Guru Nanak grounds, Chennai on Friday

17-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Pybus appointed coach

Richard Pybus was appointed Pakistan coach until the tri-nation series in early November, a spokesman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said

17-Aug-2001

Sri Lanka go one-up in series with thumping 10-wicket win

This morning, the sturdy ramparts of the Galle Fort were bedecked with red flags in preparation for a radical political rally this evening

17-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

I was taught to respect umpires' decision very early: Gavaskar

Inaugurating the Board of Control for Cricket in India's two-day 13th all India Umpires' seminar in Mumbai, Gavaskar said players should learn to respect the decisions of umpires so that the game can go on smoothly as cricket is considered to be a

17-Aug-2001

Maher puts Glamorgan in strong position

Jimmy Maher plundered a career-best 217 as Glamorgan put themselves in a strong position going into the last day of their CricInfo Championship Division One Clash with Essex at Sophia Gardens

17-Aug-2001•Richard YThomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Draw looks likely between Lancs and Northants after Warren's heroics

Russell Warren hit 194 to allow his Northamptonshire captain David Ripley to make a challenging declaration on the third day at Old Trafford

17-Aug-2001•Andy Wilson

Only rain can save Notts from defeat

Gloucestershire's excellent Championship form continued as Mark Alleyne's side put themselves into a commanding position against Nottinghamshire

17-Aug-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Kadeer Ali hits ton to set up interesting last day

England Under-19s amassed a record 620 for nine declared on the third day of the Second Test against the West Indies at Trent Bridge

17-Aug-2001

Borde blames bowlers for dismal performance

While the batsmen failed to put up a decent score in either innings, selection committee chairman Chandu Borde chose to attack the bowlers for India's humiliating 10-wicket loss to Sri Lanka in the first Test at Galle on Friday

17-Aug-2001

Horne makes sound start in India

New Zealand A opened their Buchi Babu tournament campaign by scoring 277/9 in their match with the Mumbai Cricket Association XI yesterday

17-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

India will come back from defeat: Ganguly

After a humiliating loss, Indian captain Sourav Ganguly came up with some brave words and predicted that India would come back into the three-Test series against Sri Lanka just as they did against the mighty Australians earlier this year

17-Aug-2001

Jayasuriya: We played hard right from the start

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya was delighted after his side convincingly beat India by 10 wickets in the Galle Test

17-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

Wright: The first evening was crucial

Indian coach John Wright singled out the happenings on the first evening as the turning point in the first Test against Sri Lanka which India lost by 10 wickets early Friday morning

17-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

Indian news round-up

17-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Mumbai-New Zealand match intriguingly poised

A strong reply by the Mumbai Cricket Association XI ensured that their MRF Buchi Babu cricket tournament first round match against the New Zealand A remained evenly poised at the end of the second day's play at the Guru Nanak grounds, Chennai on

17-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

England revive the ghost of Boycott

The spirit of Geoffrey Boycott was alive and well at Headingley today as England adopted a watchful but slow approach in their first innings on the second day of the Fourth npower Test Match

17-Aug-2001•Kate Laven

Shoaib, Akram join camp

Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) most pampered as well as most controversial player Shoaib Akhtar, had his first session in the training camp Thursday but was not exposed before the media by the team management

17-Aug-2001

Wasim included but Moin ignored

Pakistan cricket selectors named Wasim Akram for the two-day practice match scheduled at the National Stadium on Aug 20 and 21

17-Aug-2001

Lanka, Pakistan A teams to play in India in November

The Sri Lankan A and Pakistan A teams will play a triangular one-day series in India in November, according to former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Raj Singh Dungarpur

17-Aug-2001

Ben Smith wins cricketer of the month award

The Bland Bankart plc 'Cricketer of the Month' Award for July 2001 has been awarded to Ben Smith

17-Aug-2001•Media Release

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