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Roger Wijesuriya to head junior selection committee

According to a report in The Island newspaper today, former national spinner, Roger Wijesuriya, has been appointed Chairman of a seven-member Junior National Selection Committee

22-May-2001•CricInfo

Players undermine PCB chairman's sincere efforts

The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Lt Gen Tauqir Zia had the looks of a frustrated leader after Waqar Younis' side suffered one of their heaviest and most humiliating Test defeats at Lord's Sunday

22-May-2001

Durham provided some captaincy reminders

We've just come to the end of our busiest week since arriving in London

22-May-2001•Stephen Fleming

TWI bags Indian team sponsorship rights

Sticking to its stated policy of going for the highest bidder, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday announced that TWI would be the sponsor of the national team for the next three years

22-May-2001

ICC points system "stupid", says Waugh

SYDNEY - Australian captain Steve Waugh today criticised the points system in the new International Cricket Council Test championship as

22-May-2001•Adrian Warren

Manicaland report: Preparations continue for Indian visit

Monday 28th May sees the start of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union's great winter experiment when India play Zimbabwe A at Mutare Sports Club

22-May-2001•Nigel Fleming

Gloucestershire's experience proves too much for Durham

Jon Lewis pressed his claims for a one-day international call-up with 4-23 as holders Gloucestershire cruised into the Benson and Hedges Cup semi-finals at sunny Bristol

22-May-2001•Richard Latham

Somerset Benson and Hedges Preview

Veteran batsman Peter Bowler , now in his seventh season at The County Ground feels that Somerset have got as strong a team now as they have had during his time at the club

22-May-2001•Richard Walsh

Australia likely to stage first ICC Test Championship decider

A resurgence in the size of Test cricketing attendances at its home venues has been among the most notable by-products of the Australian team's phenomenal run of success over recent years

22-May-2001•John Polack

Sports Ministry prepared to help cash crisis

The Sri Lankan Sports Ministry has reacted to the news that Thilanga Sumathipala had successful frozen the bank accounts of the Cricket Board by promising to fund the board from it's own coffers

22-May-2001•CricInfo

Lahore needs more cricket grounds

The Punjab capital needs a sufficient number of grounds to stage first-class cricket

22-May-2001•Muhammad Yaqoob

Di Venuto remains a Tiger

Fresh from signing boom all-rounder Shane Watson, Tasmania has today won the race for another prized signature by securing left handed batsman Michael Di Venuto to a new state contract.

22-May-2001•John Polack

Ijaz blasts team's show

Test discard Ijaz Ahmad slammed the dismal performance of the Pakistan cricket team in first Test against England at Lord's

22-May-2001

Tauqir accepts responsibility but refuses to step down

Lt Gen Tauqir Zia has refused to step down as chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in the wake of recent controversies and depressing performances of the national team

22-May-2001•Samiul Hasan

Zimbabwe A team announced for India game

The following will represent Zimbabwe A in a 3-day warm-up match against the touring Indian team, which arrives here on 25 May 2001

22-May-2001•ZCU Media Release

Sri Lanka committed to playing in Sharjah

India may be reluctant to play in Sharjah, but Sri Lanka have confirmed their commitment to the biannual triangular tournaments by signing a three-year deal with the Cricketer Benefit Fund Series (CBFS)

22-May-2001•CricInfo

Tufnell's Turn: I'm ready for England call

I thought it was going to be a great summer of international cricket, and what a start we've made with that First Test win against Pakistan

22-May-2001•Phil Tufnell

With The Seconds

A strong Somerset Second Eleven beat Gloucestershire Seconds in the One Day Trophy at Bristol on Monday

22-May-2001•Richard Walsh

History-making woman dropped from England side

Kathryn Leng has been dropped from the England team for the CricInfo Womens Series against Australia - the day before she was playing in a men's university side.

22-May-2001•Rick Eyre

New Zealand tread familiar Australian path

New Zealand have failed to crack the Australian cricket nut once again with no Tests next summer scheduled for the main city centres of Sydney and Melbourne

22-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

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