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England's bright young stars shine at the Riverside

Two of England's brightest young batsmen took centre stage at Chester-le-Street as Owais Shah set up the chance for Middlesex to set Durham a target today

18-May-2001•Tim Wellock

Indian cricketers want system of graded payment

Senior Indian cricketers want the Cricket Board to have a "contract" system for greater security and a graded system of payment linked to seniority

18-May-2001

England's dominate with rock-like defence

After the first day was lost for rain, the 1st npower Test started at Lords with Pakistan opting to field

18-May-2001•Rafi Nasim

Shakeel's Urdu Report - Lord's Test Day 2

18-May-2001•Abdul Shakeel

Pakistan in England - Urdu Report

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

18-May-2001•Maria Naureen

I stand by promise to ICC to hold KnockOut tournament, says Bharti

"I stand by my commitment of all help in holding the ICC KnockOut tournament in India," Sports Minister Uma Bharti said in New Delhi on Thursday

18-May-2001

Chappell reaffirms his commitment to coaching Redbacks

Greg Chappell has confirmed he will continue to coach South Australia

18-May-2001•South Australian Cricket Association

Chappell to stay as Redbacks' coach

There was good and bad news for South Australian cricket fans today in the announcement that Greg Chappell's services as coach will be retained for the 2001-02 season

18-May-2001•John Polack

Ganguly hints at contract system for players

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly indicated on Friday that a "contract" system for Indian players is likely to take a final shape after three more meetings with BCCI officials

18-May-2001

Hussain and Thorpe half-centuries boost England

Nasser Hussain took inspiration from his trustworthy batting partner and best mate Graham Thorpe when he made a half-century in the First npower Test match against Pakistan at Lord's

18-May-2001•Kate Laven

Late order batting helps Yorkshire flourish

Yorkshire dominated the day's play at Chelmsford reaching 376-9, a total that owed much to flourishing contributions from their middle and late order batsmen

18-May-2001•Paul Hiscock

Rod Marsh's praise for Ratra, Dasgupta

Former Australian wicket-keeping great Rodney Marsh said today in Kolkata that both Deep Dasgupta and Ajay Ratra had the potential to play for India

17-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Middlesex collapse after Shah's heroics

Owais Shah made the highest championship score at Durham's Riverside ground before becoming a victim of Middlesex's panic-stricken collapse in search of a fifth batting point

17-May-2001•Tim Wellock

Somerset fight back after Fulton century

A rain-interrupted second day at Taunton saw only 27 overs bowled in two sessions of play

17-May-2001•Richard Latham

Pakistan in England - Urdu Report

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

17-May-2001•Maria Naureen

Revised draw for C & G Trophy

Cambridgeshire v Somerset, Surrey CB v Surrey, Sussex CB v Gloucestershire, Suffolk v Nottinghamshire, Wales Minor Counties v Leicestershire, Kent CB v Warwickshire, Berkshire v Essex, Bedfordshire v Yorkshire, Cumberland v Kent, Northamptonshire CB

17-May-2001

India will host ICC KnockOut tourney, says Muthiah

'India will host the ICC KnockOut Tournament', AC Muthiah, President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in Udhagamandalam on Thursday

17-May-2001

Cardiff sells out for Pakistan/Australia ODI

Glamorgan County Cricket Club confirmed today that the One-Day International between Australia and Pakistan in Cardiff on Saturday 9 June has now sold out

17-May-2001•Media Release

Let not commercial considerations spoil cricket, says Bharti

Seeking to remove "misconceptions" that she had something against cricket, Indian Sports Minister Uma Bharti on Wednesday expressed the wish that the game may prosper without commercial considerations spoiling it

17-May-2001

Pakistan have a fair chance to win the short series

Article: Vol 1 of column by Mudassar Nazar on Pakistan in England

17-May-2001•Mudassar Nazar

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