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Hampshire v Surrey

When I wrote my pre-match piece I didn't send it in, which was probably just as well as I'd done so last week and I'd expected Mullally and Thorpe to be absent on international duty today, and Ben Hollioake was still the subject of a fitness question

30-Jun-2000•Ed Green

WI let it slip

The West Indies twice had England just where they wanted them only to drop their guard and squander their significant early advantage in the final session of the opening day of the second Test at Lord's yesterday

30-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

West Indies shot out for 54 in incredible day at Lord's

The Friday of the Lord's Test was one of the most bizarre days in the game's history: twenty-one wickets went down

30-Jun-2000•John Ward

Rain restricted play to only 2.4 overs

The match could not commence at the schedule time on account of heavy rain that flooded the ground

30-Jun-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Drama at Lord's as wickets tumble - 2nd Test day two

Cricket is the most perverse of games, predicted at peril

30-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

India brush aside Thailand by 246 runs

Thailand won the toss in their opening game at the Asian Cricket Council Under 15 Tournament at Malaysia against India

30-Jun-2000•Anand Vasu

Cork and Gough reduce West Indies to moderate score

Dominic Cork, with a memorable bowling performance on his return to Test cricket after a twenty-month absence and a very commendable effort from Darren Gough, restricted West Indies to a moderate score after the tourists seemed well on the way to

29-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

England finish on a high

Dominic Cork and Darren Gough left West Indies reeling at Lord's today after taking six wickets with a ferocious late afternoon spell of pace bowling

29-Jun-2000•Kate Laven

England make disappointing start to second Test

England made a disappointing start to the second Cornhill Test match this morning despite winning the toss and putting West Indies into bat

29-Jun-2000•Kate Laven

England's Cricket Team: Fighting for Pride, History and a Series

By close of play of the 1st day of this Test match, # 1503 overall, the West Indies had given away, or was it England had taken away, most of the advantages they, the West Indies, may have had at the end of the 1st session, when they were 70-0

29-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

Sri Lanka collapse after a prolific start

The highly famed battery of Pakistan's speedsters and spinners having failed to dislodge the Sri Lanka opening pair of Sanath Jayasuriya and Marvan Atapattu commenced their efforts again

29-Jun-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

England v West Indies

England, one Test down in the five-match series, enjoyed quite a good start to the Second Test at Lord's, restricting the West Indies to 267 for nine by the close

29-Jun-2000•John Ward

Campbell and Hinds boost West Indies total

Sherwin Campbell and Wavell Hinds staged their own carnival of cricket at Lord's this afternoon to set West Indies up for a big first innings total in the second Cornhill Test match against England

29-Jun-2000•Kate Laven

Nottinghamshire v Zimbabweans

Nottinghamshire fought gamely in their one-day match against Zimbabwe before going down by 5 wickets as the tourists warmed up for the forthcoming Tri-Nations Series against England and West Indies

29-Jun-2000•Dave Bracegirdle

Pakistan's colorless bowling make Sri Lanka happy

The match started at 2.00 pm local time for the ground being unfit to play on account of overnight rain

28-Jun-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Lancashire v Yorkshire

Old Trafford was well blessed in the entertainment stakes yesterday

28-Jun-2000•Sean Beynon

Yorkshire v Northamptonshire

The Yorkshire Phoenix went down to their second National League defeat in two days when they lost to the Northamptonshire Steelbacks

26-Jun-2000•Neil Whittaker

Energetic Indian juniors win warm up game

A relaxed Roger Binny saw his boys coast to victory in the India Under-15 versus Tamil Nadu Under-16 practice match at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Monday

26-Jun-2000•Anand Vasu

Somerset v Zimbabweans

In a pleasant match, played from Zimbabwe's viewpoint against the backdrop of the country's crucial elections, the touring team beat Somerset at Taunton by 21 runs with eight balls to spare

25-Jun-2000•John Ward

West Indies v Hampshire

In nicely overcast conditions, and with the pitch expected to give the faster bowlers some help, as it always does at Southampton, the West Indies did the correct thing first

25-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

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