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Ramnaresh Sarwan: it's up to him

The emerging young batsmen in the West Indies team have been set a challenge and a chance over the next six weeks through the forced withdrawal of Brian Lara from the tour of Zimbabwe

23-Jun-2001•Tony Cozier

Lara Pulls Out

As if the struggling West Indies cricket team needed another setback, they were hit by just that yesterday

23-Jun-2001•Tony Cozier

Just déjà vu or an action replay?

Article: Mudassar Nazar's column on Aus v Pak final match NWS

23-Jun-2001•Mudassar Nazar

MCC vows tight security measures

LONDON - The Marylebone Cricket Club today said it had received the approval of Australian Cricket Board chief executive Malcolm Speed and his Pakistan equivalent over new security measures for tomorrow's one day final at Lord's

23-Jun-2001•AAP

Sanjeev Chawla wanted in India despite being let off in London

London-based Indian businessman Sanjeev Chawla, recently let off by Scotland Yard in connection with match-fixing allegations, will be prosecuted in India and police have got sufficient evidence to nail him, a top Delhi Police official said in New

23-Jun-2001

Uday Karavadra to lead West Zone Academy

Uday Karavadra of Saurashtra will lead the West Zone Cricket Academy (WZCA) in the Zonal Academy tournament to be held in Bangalore from June 28 to July 2

23-Jun-2001

Pakistan umpires snubbed

In what can be considered as a biased decision by the game's governing body International Cricket Council (ICC), no Pakistani umpire will be included in the eight-man elite panel of umpires

23-Jun-2001

Somerset 2nds comfortably beaten by West Country rivals

Facing a massive Gloucestershire first innings total of 603, Somerset resumed on the final morning on 214 for 4, still 89 runs short of making the visitors bat again

23-Jun-2001•Richard Walsh

India out to prove Test loss was a fluke

Having failed to clinch the Test series, India will look to reassert their supremacy over Zimbabwe when they take on the hosts in their opening match of the triangular one-day series at Harare on Sunday

23-Jun-2001

Kent seek new overseas player as injury hits Cullinan

Kent are on the lookout for a new overseas player after Darryl Cullinan was forced to withdraw from his contract because of a persistent knee injury

23-Jun-2001•CricInfo

West Indies clinch 27-run victory in Coca-Cola Cup opener

A good all-round performance by West Indies brought them a 27-run victory over a demoralized but defiant Zimbabwe team at Harare Sports Club in the opening match of the triangular tournament also involving India

23-Jun-2001•John Ward

Australia reign supreme in NatWest Series

Australia's distinct supremacy prevailed over Pakistan throughout this NatWest Series final, making it clearly one-sided as they coasted to victory by the overwhelming margin of nine wickets

23-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

Urdu Comment - Injuries in the Pakistan team

Ed: Maria Naureen is our correspondent from Karachi, a FM 101 radio talk-show host, cricket radio commentator and sports journalist

23-Jun-2001•Maria Naureen

Bassano makes history in thrilling draw

Chris Bassano made history when he became the first player to score a century in each innings on his Championship debut as Derbyshire and Gloucestershire fought out a thrilling draw at the County Ground

23-Jun-2001•Nigel Gardner

England and Australia embark on women's Ashes battle

England's women take on the touring Australian side in the First CricInfoSeries Test Match at Shenley on Sunday.

23-Jun-2001•Andrew Hall

Tariq's Urdu Review - NatWest Series Final

23-Jun-2001•Tariq Saeed

Inzamam hit with two-match ban

Pakistan batsman Inzamam-ul-Haq has been handed a two-match ban from One-Day International cricket for showing dissent during Australia's crushing nine-wicket win over his team at Lord's on Saturday.

23-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Hampshire Hawks select eleven for Sundays clash with Durham Dynamos

Hampshire Hawks team for Sunday clash with Durham Dynamos

23-Jun-2001•Vic Isaacs

2003 CWC press briefing

Fourteen teams will participate in a total of 54 matches in a tournament that will take 42 days to complete from the Opening Ceremony in Cape Town on Thursday, February 6 to the Final in Johannesburg on Wednesday, March 19

23-Jun-2001

Ultimatum against Gupta stands, says Condon

Contrary to media reports that England's Alec Stewart and a host of others have been cleared of match-fixing allegations following the 'refusal' by Mukesh Gupta to provide sworn testimony, ICC's anticorruption unit chief Sir Paul Condon said in

23-Jun-2001

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