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Victorians leave door ajar for dual captains

With confirmation that veteran fast bowler Paul Reiffel will play on for at least one more summer, Victoria is still leaving the way open to appoint separate first-class and one-day captains next season.

12-Jun-2001•John Polack

Zimbabwe coach blames players' injuries for defeat

Zimbabwe coach Carl Rackemann has blamed his side's eight-wicket defeat by India in the first cricket Test in Bulawayo on injuries to key players, captain Heath Streak and Henry Olonga

12-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe name 12 for Second Test

ZIMBABWE CRICKET UNION 12 June 2001

12-Jun-2001•ZCU Media Release

Free days and fun days at Cardiff

Admission to the three-day friendly against UWIC/Cardiff/Glamorgan University at Sophia Gardens on June 20th, 21st and 22nd will be free to all-comers

12-Jun-2001•Glamorgan CCC

Hampshire to give Championship debut in squad of 12 for Southgate

Hampshire will be giving a County Championship debut to at least one player, as both Irfan Shah and Chris Tremlett are included in the squad for the CricInfo Championship clash against top-of-the-table Middlesex at Southgate

12-Jun-2001•Richard Isaacs

2001/2002 Redbacks Squad

Newcomers to the Redbacks squad are fast bowler Mick Miller, batsmen Ben Higgins and Nathan Adcock (previously in the 1999/2000 squad) as well as Rookies Cameron Borgas, Matthew Weekes and Mark Cosgrove

12-Jun-2001•South Australian Cricket Association

Urdu Comment - The uncertainties of cricket

12-Jun-2001•Maria Naureen

African duty just an appetiser for O'Connor

Few bowlers, if any, in the recent history of New Zealand's international cricket have revelled as Shayne O'Connor did in the extra labours required of him last summer when injury deprived the side of its best performers

12-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Useful chance for Snedden to assess the lie of the cricket land

Incoming chief executive for New Zealand Cricket Martin Snedden heads to London this week and into the biggest issue facing the world game, match-fixing

12-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hong Kong Sixes set to return

The Hong Kong Sixes are set to return to the cricketing calendar this November after a four-year absence

12-Jun-2001•Rick Eyre

Shine reacts to win at The Oval

"I haven't seen too many of those games," was Kevin Shine's reaction to Somerset's 10-over victory over Surrey in the Norwich Union National League on Sunday at the Oval

12-Jun-2001•Richard Walsh

Update on Somerset injury list

Matthew Bulbeck is suffering from a strained muscle in his right buttock, which is not related in anyway to his previous back injury

12-Jun-2001•Richard Walsh

Trescothick's heroics in vain as Pakistan win thrilling NatWest Series encounter

Marcus Trescothick's heroic innings of 137 from only 142 balls, carried England to within three runs of victory in a breathtaking finish to their second clash with Pakistan in the NatWest series.But Pakistan held on to sentence England to a record

12-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

Everyone got more than their money's worth at Lord's

Article: Mudassar Nazar's column on Pak v Eng match,NWS ODI4

12-Jun-2001•Mudassar Nazar

SACA Board of Management Position Announcement

President of the South Australian Cricket Association, Ian McLachlan, announced that a casual vacancy created on the SACA Board of Management following the retirement of Neil Dansie, after 32 years of excellent service to South Australian cricket

12-Jun-2001•South Australian Cricket Association

Indian news round-up

Indian opening batsman Shiv Sundar Das, who was chosen as the man of the match in the first Test between India and Zimbabwe at Bulawayo for his two innings of 30 and 82 not out has dedicated the award to his parents and coach

12-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Indian team can only get better from now on: Borde

Selection committee chairman Chandu Borde has praised the Indian cricket team's eight wicket win over Zimbabwe in the Bulawayo Test on Sunday, saying it was an "exciting performance" and the team can only get better from now on

12-Jun-2001

Trevor Madondo's sudden death shocks cricket world

One of Zimbabwe's most promising black cricketers, Trevor Nyasha Madondo, died at Parirenyatwa Hospital in the capital on Monday morning at the age of 24

12-Jun-2001•Larry Moyo

Bracken to see specialist

Left arm pace bowler Nathan Bracken will visit a London specialist this afternoon to help determine the extent of the shoulder injury presently precluding his involvement in Australia's NatWest Series campaign.

12-Jun-2001•www.baggygreen.com.au

Bracken cleared to play

MANCHESTER, England - Fast bowler Nathan Bracken has been given the all-clear to remain on Australia's cricket tour of England.

12-Jun-2001•Will Swanton

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