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Rhodes hopes to be back in his whites in Jamaica

Jonty Rhodes, may have retired from Test cricket, but the busy middle-order batsman and mercurial fielder hopes to be wearing white this weekend during the fifth and final Test against the West Indies at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica

19-Apr-2001•Patrick Compton

Railways take the early honours in Ranji Trophy finals

Railways playing in their second Ranji Trophy final took the honours on the first day against the hosts Baroda at the Gujarat State Fertilizer Corporation Ground, Baroda, on Thursday

19-Apr-2001•Santhosh S

South Africa take control of fifth Test in Jamaica

The South Africans had made it clear before this Test match, if anyone was willing to hear

19-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Walsh's hopes on farewell Test win

For one reason or another, and with proper justification, Courtney Walsh has been a shining light in the gloom that has continued to envelop West Indies cricket this past year

19-Apr-2001•Tony Cozier

Te Beeste carves second comprehensive victory for Netherlands

Pauline te Beeste made a magnificent 90 off 117 balls to guide Netherlands to their second thumping victory over Pakistan women in the 7-match one-day series, being played at the National Stadium, Karachi

18-Apr-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Garrick a late inclusion in WI Test XI

The West Indies selectors, Mike Findlay, Joel Garner, Joey Carew, Roger Harper and captain Carl Hooper, dropped a bombshell on Wednesday afternoon

18-Apr-2001•Colin Croft

Croft calls for ban on overseas players

Robert Croft has called for a ban on overseas players participating in county cricket

18-Apr-2001•George Dobell

Ramprakash: England batting places are up for grabs

Some might think that Mark Ramprakash's time as an England player has passed him by

18-Apr-2001•CricInfo

Durham UCCE no match for County side

Day two of this fixture saw perhaps the most one sided first-class match played at this ground since the Riverside hosted fixtures from 1995

17-Apr-2001•Paul McGregor

Sharjah Diary: Kiwis make Lankans eat humble pie

SHARJAH - When the Kiwis walked into the ground for their last match of this double round robin league, they knew that their chances of progressing to the final of this ARY Gold Cup, scheduled for next Friday, were absolutely non-existent

17-Apr-2001•Agha Akbar

Black Caps win but Sri Lanka through to the final

Though Sri Lanka remained favourites for the final right through, the day belonged to the Black Caps

17-Apr-2001•Rafi Nasim

Durham open season at the Riverside

The season started at the Riverside with the lowest score made against Durham CCC since the club attained first-class status in 1992

16-Apr-2001•Paul McGregor

Te Beeste-inspired Netherlands earn first victory over Pakistan

Boosted by a magnificent 80 by Pauline te Beeste, Netherlands women thrashed Pakistan by 57 runs to clinch their first success in the 7-match ODI series

16-Apr-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Zimbabwe A forced to settle for draw against Bangladesh

Zimbabwe A lost a fine opportunity to secure a victory over the Bangladeshi tourists and had to settle for a draw

15-Apr-2001•John Ward

South Africa lose an early wicket in Jamaica

South Africa were 49-1 at lunch on day one of two against Jamaica at Jarrett Park in Montego Bay after winning the toss and deciding bat

15-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior MWP

South Africa struggle to come to terms with tight Jamaica bowling

South Africa struggled to come to terms with some disciplined and determined bowling as they slumped to 132-6 against Jamaica at tea on day one of two at Jarrett Park In Montego Bay

15-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior MWP

Sharjah Diary: Aggressive Pakistan conquer with ease

SHARJAH - Already assured of a spot in the final, Pakistan went about the job of demolishing New Zealand with all-out aggression, and ended up notching a rather facile win, by seven wickets, in this ARY Gold Cup league match

15-Apr-2001•Agha Akbar

Inzamam's volcanic 85 leads to towering victory

Unexpectedly, the match was more like a feast for Pakistan because they never expected the Black Caps to be bundled out for a meager 127

15-Apr-2001•Rafi Nasim

Strang's enterprising declaration keeps game against Bangladesh alive

An enterprising declaration by Paul Strang kept some life in Zimbabwe A's warm-up match against the Bangladeshi tourists, who finished the day at Bulawayo Athletic Club 137 runs ahead with nine second-innings wickets in hand

14-Apr-2001•John Ward

Bangladeshis recover after middle order collapse against Zimbabwe A

Bangladesh batted throughout the first day of their warm-up match against Zimbabwe A at Bulawayo Athletic Club to score 289 for eight

13-Apr-2001•John Ward

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