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IND Women vs AUS Women (1)

CPL (1)

Asia Cup (2)

IRE vs ENG (1)

WCPL (1)

IND-A vs AUS-A (1)

Australia 1-Day (1)

County DIV1 (5)

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ZIM vs NAM (1)

IND-W

292

AUS-W

(40.5/50 ov, T:293) 190

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GAW

(10/20 ov) 77/2

SLK

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Surrey's bright start against Middlesex halted by the rain

As in all competitions in this early season, the rain has had its say in the first round of the Benson & Hedges matches

01-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Pakistan find a new coach at the eleventh hour

With the appointment of Richard Pybus as the Pakistan coach, the Pakistan Cricket Board's search for a successor to Javed Miandad has come to an end, at least for the time being

01-May-2001•Stephen Lamb

Nash makes his decision and will try again

Dion Nash has been through the injury mill too many times to ever be guilty of counting his chickens before they are hatched, but he is determined to make the most of his bid to get back into international cricket

01-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Urdu Comment - Does the Pakistan team require a coach?

Urdu Comment

01-May-2001•Maria Naureen

Trescothick hundred eases Somerset to victory

Marcus Trecothick continued his impressive early-season form with his second hundred against Glamorgan in the space of five days

01-May-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Killeen rocks Lancashire as Durham ease to win at Liverpool

A stunning opening spell by Neil Killeen secured a famous Benson & Hedges Cup victory for Durham against mighty Lancashire at Liverpool

01-May-2001•Colin Evans

Last-ball boundary secures tense win for Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire successfully began their defence of the Benson & Hedges Cup with a last-ball boundary from Chris Taylor snatching victory in a match where the scores finished level

01-May-2001•John Sheldon

Why Wasim Akram's omission would have been folly

Even in the often-convoluted context of Pakistan cricket, the call to drop Wasim Akram - arguably the greatest left-arm bowler of all time - from the tour of England was as ill-conceived as the thought that the Pakistan team would be complete without

01-May-2001•Adnan Sipra

Noffke emerges from blue to win ACB contract

BRISBANE - Queensland paceman Ashley Noffke emerged as the bolter when the Australian Cricket Board released its annual list of contracted players today

01-May-2001•AAP

Honours shared by transtasman Academy teams

Honours were shared in two low scoring games at the weekend between the Australian and New Zealand Cricket Academies in Adelaide

30-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hampshire chose 13 for opening Benson & Hedges match at Canterbury

Hampshire keep their options open and take 13 players to Canterbury for their opening Benson & Hedges Cup clash with Kent on Tuesday

30-Apr-2001•Vic Isaacs

One-day tournament (Associations): Karachi-W, Lahore-W and Rawalpindi win Pool A encounters

One-day tournament (Associations): Round One Pool A Report

30-Apr-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Tauqir defends selection of 17th man

The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Lt Gen Tauqir Zia on Sunday defended the inclusion of former captain Wasim Akram in the squad for next month's tour to England

30-Apr-2001

Encouraging signs for Cairns, Vettori and Nash

Signs are that New Zealand's three main cricket crocks of the just-completed summer, Daniel Vettori, Chris Cairns and Dion Nash, are well down the comeback trail for next season's competitive year

30-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

NCA to open five zonal academies

Exactly one year after the National Cricket Academy was formally inaugurated, India's premier coaching body gets ready to welcome its second batch of trainees at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore on Tuesday

30-Apr-2001•Staff Reporter

Indian news round-up

The Pakistan Cricket Board said it would respond shortly to Union Sports Minister Uma Bharti's statement that India would play Pakistan only in multinational tournaments

30-Apr-2001•Staff and Agencies

Darren Gough launches NatWest Series Club ticket competition for kids

Darren Gough took time out of his busy schedule to launch NatWest's Cricket Club Ticket Competition at Lord's today which offers young fans around the country the opportunity to win one of 2,000 tickets to the NatWest Series this summer

30-Apr-2001•Media Release

Lehmann ton sees off Derbyshire at Headingley

Darren Lehmann hit a rousing century to see Yorkshire to a five wicket victory over Derbyshire in the Benson and Hedges Cup at Headingley yesterday

30-Apr-2001•David Warner

A tribute to the sports journalist and broadcaster Farooq Mazhar

Farooq Mazhar, a veteran and eminent Pakistani sports commentator and journalist, who was Media Manager of the Pakistan team on their recent tour to New Zealand, died of a heart attack in Bahrain on his way to the USA on the 28th April 2001; this

30-Apr-2001•Chishty Mujahid

PCB considering 'appropriate response' to Bharti's statement

Pakistan Cricket Board is considering an appropriate response to Sports Minister Uma Bharti's recent announcement that India would play against Pakistan only in ICC approved multinational tournaments

30-Apr-2001

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