Cricket News

A feast of runs in the sunshine at Lord's produced a magnificent seventh wicket partnership, which ended just one short of a double century, took Nottinghamshire to 409 for eight at stumps

It was in the fourth week of May 2000 that the Indian team for the Asia Cup in Dhaka was selected

In deciding to maintain the existing balance between umpiring and technology, the ICC's cricket-playing committee has predictably adopted a "wait and see" policy on lbw decisions

Derbyshire's decision to put Hampshire into bat backfired as Derek Kenway and Will Kendall hit half-centuries before lunch on the first day

Vaughan carries his bat to lunch for Yorkshire against Northamptonshire

The CBI will soon be summoning WorldTel chief Mark Mascarenhas in the case of alleged bunglings in the award of telecast rights in collusion with some officials of Doordarshan

Roger Binny, coach of the junior Indian cricket team, today said the selectors should have picked an additional spinner to give variety to the bowling attack instead of packing the team with as many as five seamers for the upcoming Zimbabwe tour

Matthew Walker and Martin Saggers were the notable performers as Kent took the initiative on the first day of their CricInfo Championship match with Glamorgan at Swansea

Philip Weston's application and Andy Bichel's stroke-play ensured Worcestershire had the better of the opening day at Bristol

Graeme Hick and Mark Alleyne have been told that they still feature in England's plans for the 2003 World Cup

India will clash with Pakistan, in Pakistan, in the second match of the Asian Test Championship, which gets underway from September 1, 2001

Pakistan vs England: Instances of follow-on

The Nashua Titans coach, Dave Nosworthy, is energised after a well deserved break and is planning an early start to the forthcoming season selecting the following off-season training squad to commence practice on Monday, 28th May 2001 at 14h00 at

Leicestershire were sent spinning to an innings defeat in two days as the Pakistan tourists warmed up for next week's Second Test at Old Trafford in impressive style at Grace Road

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has offered licences to seven First Class Counties, thus establishing the foundations of a new national network of ECB County Cricket Academies

Board President A C Muthiah has welcomed the recommendation of Sir Paul Condon to improve the pay packets of cricketers and felt a contract system for players would help in instilling financial security in them

There is no one-to-one meeting scheduled between the officials of the Indian and Pakistani Cricket Boards and the two-day Asian Cricket Council meeting in Lahore would only discuss matters relating to the development of cricket in the region, said

Gloucestershire coach John Bracewell is angry that none of his players has been selected for the England one-day squad

AC Muthiah, the BCCI president has clearly elucidated his views with regard to the contract system for Indian players

Alec Stewart and Alex Tudor neutered a position of some concern for their side when they put on an unbeaten 187 for the seventh wicket