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Butcher revives England hopes but fielding lapses cost them dear

England's hopes of saving the Second npower Test were hanging by a thread tonight after an exasperating day of errors and brittle performances

21-Jul-2001•Kate Laven

WICB To Investigate Spate of Injuries

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have asked the manager of the West Indies team, Ricky Skerritt, to investigate the recent spate of injuries to members of the West Indies team now on tour of Zimbabwe with a view to determining the reasons for the

21-Jul-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Ramprakash: A target of 150 could be interesting

Mark Ramprakash was delighted with his role in the partnership with Mark Butcher on the third day of the Second npower Test at Lord's

21-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Indian win was vital if we are to win Sri Lankan tournament

We are one and one after the first two games but I know everyone in the team would have thought we are very unlucky not to be unbeaten at this stage of the Coca-Cola Cup

21-Jul-2001•Daniel Vettori

Constructors deny plan to disrupt Dambulla games

Sierra Constructors, the building company responsible for the development of the Dambulla International Cricket Stadium, have told the Sri Lankan Minister of Sports that they had no intention to disrupt the three games played at Dambulla next week

21-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Kabir Ali sets up Worcestershire win over Gloucestershire

Groundsman Roy McLaren's last Championship match at New Road appeared to be in danger of folding in two days as Gloucestershire crashed to 21 for 5 in their second innings

21-Jul-2001•Roy Bradley

Zimbabwe players' association speaks out

There has been a lot of activity in recent weeks with regard to the players, the terms and conditions of their employment, selection, the Task Force report and the future of cricket in general

21-Jul-2001•Larry Moyo

Hooper Holds The Key

Carl Hooper had the pleasure of his first hundred as West Indies captain here yesterday

21-Jul-2001•Tony Best

Ganguly blames the wicket for defeat

Indian skipper, Saurav Ganguly, blamed the wicket for his team's poor performance after they suffered a crushing 84-run defeat at the hands of New Zealand in the second match of the Coca Cola Cup at R

21-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Wes Hall confirmed as new WICB president

The Rev

21-Jul-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Curator promises better track for India-Sri Lanka clash

The Coca Cola Cup may have come alive last night after New Zealand's shock victory over India, but for the Asian sub-continent as a whole and Sri Lankan cricket fans in particular, the real action starts on Sunday when Sri Lanka takes on India for

21-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Somerset set their eyes on Championship after thrashing Lancashire

Somerset consolidated second place in the CricInfo Championship First Division with a crushing 10-wicket victory over Lancashire at Old Trafford

21-Jul-2001•Andy Wilson

Ageless Malcolm takes Leicestershire to innings victory over Glamorgan

Leicestershire completed their fourth CricInfo Championship victory of the season, beating Glamorgan by the comprehensive margin of an innings and 90 runs at Cardiff today

21-Jul-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Frustration at Edgbaston as match ends in draw

There were angry shouts from spectators as Warwickshire's CricInfo Championship Division Two game against Derbyshire lapsed into frustration and bloody-mindedness before ending in a draw, which served neither county's best interests

21-Jul-2001•John Sheldon

Rashid the unlikely hero as Sussex sustain form with win over Durham

Sussex had 5.5 overs to spare when they beat Durham by 133 runs at Chester-le-Street to go top of division two after winning five of their last six games

21-Jul-2001•Tim Wellock

SPCL Monthly Awards for June winners announced

Havant opener Andrew Perry and BAT Sports left-arm pace bowler Dan Goldstraw won the June 2001 Southern Electric Cricketer of the Month awards

21-Jul-2001•Mike Vimpany

Canada says thanks - a message from the CCA President

Canada says thanks

20-Jul-2001•Dr Geoff Edwards

Fletcher sets England target of 350

Coach Duncan Fletcher has set England a target of 350 in the first innings of the Second Ashes Test at Lord's

20-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Indian news round-up

Sachin Tendulkar's absence in the ongoing triangular series in Sri Lanka, due to a hairline fracture to his right toe, will give greater opportunity to youngsters to perform and prove themselves, the chairman of the selection committee Chandu Borde

20-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

No live TV coverage of Test Matches

MultiChoice Zimbabwe has just been notified that Sony will not be screening live coverage of the Zimbabwe v West Indies Test Cricket being played in Bulawayo from 19th to 23rd July and from the 26th to 30th July

20-Jul-2001•Media Release

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