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Desperate times

West Indies cricket teams have been faced with desperate situations in the past few years and today is no exception

09-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Chougule drafted into NCA, replaced by Lazarus in South Zone Academy

The South Zone wing of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) had some good news as Deepak Chougule was chosen for higher honours and drafted into the main centre of the NCA at Bangalore

09-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Collingwood's rich vein of form continues

Paul Collingwood continued his prolific start to the season by reaching 665 runs in all cricket as Durham recovered from early problems against Warwickshire paceman Vasbert Drakes

09-May-2001•John Sheldon

Northants in command on frustrating day for Surrey

Australian left-handers Mike Hussey and Jeff Cook laid the foundations for a solid Northamptonshire score against the reigning champions Surrey at Wantage Road

09-May-2001•Robin Reid

Dutch master Zuiderent completes maiden first-class century

Sussex have a Dutch master of their own to admire tonight after Bas Zuiderent made a maiden first-class hundred to give his side the upper hand against Nottinghamshire after the first day of the Cricinfo Championship match at Hove

09-May-2001•Bruce Talbot

ECB chief responds to criticism of two-Test series against Pakistan

The Chief Executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Tim Lamb, today responded to media comment regarding the length of Pakistan's current tour to England

09-May-2001•Media Release

South Africa clinch one-day series on back of Gibbs' brilliance

A quite magnificent fifth one-day international century from Herschelle Gibbs lead South Africa to a crushing seven-wicket win over a sloppy West Indian side in the fifth one-day international at the Kensington Oval on Wednesday

09-May-2001•Marcus Prior

Cameraman surely can

When he first became a cameraman at CBC in the 1980s, Ryle Stuart had no idea that his skills could provide him with the opportunity of visiting countries few would only dream of

09-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Sinclair does it again in Yorkshire League

A third Mathew Sinclair century in three days wasn't enough to help Cleethorpes to a win over Barnsley in the Yorkshire League yesterday

09-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Lord's slope is not the only trap at HQ for new boys

Is summer here

09-May-2001•Stephen Fleming

Shoaib must count himself very fortunate

A two-Test series is the equivalent of grabbing a quick snack

09-May-2001•Omar Kureishi

'Shorty' keeps check of score

He is the least-known and the smallest person among the West Indies squad

09-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Chapple bags five wickets as Leicestershire fold

Glen Chapple claimed his second five-wicket haul of the season to put Lancashire in a healthy position by the end of the first day of their CricInfo Championship clash against Leicestershire at Grace Road

09-May-2001•Neville Foulger

Career-best for Mascarenhas leads Hampshire recovery

Dimitri Mascarenhas scored a career-best 104 to rescue Hampshire after a poor start to their match against Worcestershire at Southampton

09-May-2001•Pat Symes

Pakistan fight back but it's Dumelow's day

Azhar Mahmood saved Pakistan from embarrassment with an unbeaten 80 after an unknown off-spinner wrecked their batting at Derby

09-May-2001•Nigel Gardner

Former Sri Lankan wicket-keeper may become a selector

Sports Minister Lakshman Kiriella is expected to announce the names of Sri Lanka's national cricket selection committee shortly and among those in the running is former Sri Lanka Test wicket-keeper/batsman Amal Silva

09-May-2001•Sa'ad Thawfeeq

Australian cricketers approached in India

MELBOURNE - Australian cricketers Colin Miller and Adam Gilchrist and coach John Buchanan were telephoned anonymously by someone seeking information about the third Test against India in March, the Australian Cricket Board revealed today

08-May-2001•AAP

Kingsmead saved!

Traditionalists will heave a sigh of relief with the news on Tuesday that the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union have shelved plans to sell the naming rights for Kingsmead

08-May-2001•Ken Borland

VCA forms partnership to develop cricket in Asia

The International Cricket Council (ICC) have given the green light for an innovative partnership to begin between Japan, South Korea and the Victorian Cricket Association (VCA)

08-May-2001•Victorian Cricket Association

McGrath denies racism claim

Australian Test fast bowler Glenn McGrath has sought legal advice over claims he called a Sri Lankan opponent a "black monkey"

08-May-2001•Robert Grant

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