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Sri Lanka's batting depends a lot on Jayasuriya: Ganguly

A disappointed Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya blamed his batsmen for not firing once again in their last round robin match of the Coca Cola Cup which the home team lost to India today

01-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

'Blue-eyed' Shoaib named in probables: Wasim, Moin axed

Pakistan selectors have left out veteran Wasim Akram and Moin Khan from the 27 probables named Tuesday to attend the national senior training camp due to be held at the National Stadium, Karachi, from Aug 6

01-Aug-2001

Butcher enjoys his new lease of Test life

England's comeback king of the Ashes series so far, the once forgotten Surrey batsman Mark Butcher, has spoken of his determination to match the Aussies stroke for stroke in the Third Test at Trent Bridge

01-Aug-2001•Carl Laferton

Bangladesh players are awarded Test Caps

The 16 members of the Bangladesh National Squad were awarded with Test Caps in a flamboyant ceremony in the Winter Garden of the Hotel Sheraton, Dhaka last night

01-Aug-2001•Shahryar Khan

7th Match, New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Coca Cola Cup, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1741st ODI in cricket history

01-Aug-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Tendulkar rated best batsman both in Tests and one-dayers

Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar is rated as the world's best Test and one-day batsman in the international ratings released today, notwithstanding arguments that Australian skipper Steve Waugh is a better player

01-Aug-2001

Kumble confident of being 100 per cent fit before SA tour

Indian spin ace Anil Kumble, who returned to full-fledged competitive cricket today after a nine-month injury layoff, expressed confidence of being 100 per cent fit before India's tour to South Africa in October

01-Aug-2001

Atherton remains upbeat before crunch Third Test

Stand-in England captain Michael Atherton has declared defiance in the face of Australian danger going into the must-win Third Test at Trent Bridge

01-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Sutcliffe and Habib make hay in the sun

Leicestershire took full advantage of the ideal conditions with Iain Sutcliffe and Aftab Habib capitalising to maximum effect as both reached unbeaten centuries on a benign pitch in ideal conditions after the visitors won the toss

01-Aug-2001•Paul Hiscock

Kent make most of depleted Somerset attack

In-form Kent took advantage of excellent batting conditions and Richard Johnson's shock call into England's Trent Bridge Test squad to run up 381 for four on the opening day of this CricInfo Championship match in Canterbury

01-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell

Russel Arnold: Glad to have my form back

Russel Arnold What a relief it is to have finally played a substantial innings after an indifferent run during the ARY Gold Cup in Sharjah and the Coca Cola Cup in Sri Lanka

31-Jul-2001•Russel Arnold

Somerset Under19's enjoy victory over Worcestershire

Somerset had by for the better of their two-day game against Worcestershire at Lansdown Cricket Club on Monday and Tuesday this week

31-Jul-2001•Somerset

Leaders Yorkshire entertain champions Surrey in new round of CricInfo Championship

Yorkshire begin a fresh round of CricInfo Championship in pole position to secure the premier domestic competition for the first time since 1968

31-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Buchanan denies deliberate leak

NOTTINGHAM, England - Australian coach John Buchanan has denied a document proclaiming "psychological control" over England was intentionally leaked to the media ahead of the third Ashes Test at Trent Bridge

31-Jul-2001•Will Swanton

Watching for Kiwis to make tournament final from afar

The CLEAR Black Caps' efforts in Sri Lanka, before last night's reduced overs match, could have netted them four wins out of four but for two tight finishes against the Sri Lankans where the home side came out on top

31-Jul-2001•Chris Cairns

Some rantings on a great day

31-Jul-2001•Vic Isaacs

Will wonders ever cease?

Wonders, wonders all the way

31-Jul-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

England may shift balance of final eleven

England, 2-0 down in the Ashes series and desperate for a win to keep the contest alive, look set to field five bowlers and six batsmen in the third Test at Trent Bridge, according to their wicketkeeper Alec Stewart

31-Jul-2001•Carl Laferton

Wasim Akram dropped from training squad as Pakistan look to the future

Former captain Wasim Akram was omitted from Pakistan's 26-man cricket training squad ahead of the Asian Test Championship, said Pakistan chairman of selectors Wasim Bari

31-Jul-2001•Bloomberg

Tudor's eyes wide open as he prepares for Trent Bridge Test

Alex Tudor's second Test life may have been a long time coming, but the Surrey paceman is determined to seize the chance offered to him as he prepares to face the mighty Australians in the Third Test at Trent Bridge

31-Jul-2001•CricInfo

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