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Poor batting lets down Pakistan

Kingstown (St Vincent), April 13: Pakistan batting failed to come to terms with the variable bounce of Arnos Vale pitch as it wilted and doomed the tourists to their first defeat against the West Indies in the triangular one-day series here on

14-Apr-2000•Qamar Ahmed

Australia makes the most of flat South Africa

As you would expect from World Cup champions, Australia bounced off the ropes and stubbed out South Africa's aim of wrapping up the Challenge Series at Newlands last night and head for the Wanderers on Sunday mentally better prepared

14-Apr-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Robust reply from Karnataka but prodigious task ahead

The third day of the Ranji Trophy semifinal between Hyderabad and Karnataka at the Chinnaswamy stadium on Thursday began with an air of expectancy hanging around as VVS Laxman resumed his innings at 346

13-Apr-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Tendulkar on 213 as match remains evenly poised

Sachin Tendulkar carried Mumbai's hopes on the third day of the Ranji Trophy semifinal against Tamil Nadu at the Wankhede stadium on Thursday

13-Apr-2000•Anand Vasu

Adams' Boys Whip Pakistan In One-Sided Match

Kingstown - It was supposed to have been a contest with the competitiveness of a Lennox Lewis-Evander Holyfield bout

13-Apr-2000

Robin makes unbeaten 183 as Tamil Nadu, Mumbai share honours

The second day's play in the Ranji Trophy semifinal at the Wankhede stadium on Wednesday saw Tamil Nadu and Mumbai share honours

12-Apr-2000•Anand Vasu

Laxman gives Karnataka a hiding

VVS Laxman, with an unbeaten 346, created Ranji history by becoming the first batsman to score two triple hundreds in the 65 year old competition as Hyderabad rubbed Karnataka's nose in the dirt for the second day running in their Ranji Trophy

12-Apr-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Rain, Snow and Hailstones causes Oxford Universities v Hampshire washout.

Umpires Ray Julian and Chris Kelly consulted the Lord's hierarchy, before recommending to the team captains, that play should be abandoned, not just for the second day in succession, but for the third day also

12-Apr-2000•Vic Isaacs

Kirsten's innings leads SA to remarkable victory

Durban - Shrugging off the nightmare trauma of the last 72 hours South Africa forgot the recriminations of Hansiegate for an evening and concentrated on beating Australia at Kingsmead in the opening match of the Challenge Series

12-Apr-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

West Indies v Pakistan Preview

The 4th Match of the tournament starts at the Volcanic Island of St Vincent amidst buzzing excitement of the islanders who have been keenly waiting for a contest between Pakistan and the West Indies

12-Apr-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Laxman, Azhar punish butter fingered Karnataka

Hyderabad had things their own way on the opening day of their Ranji Trophy semifinal against Karnataka at the Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore on Tuesday

11-Apr-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Badani, Robin bat Tamil Nadu into position of strength

A mixture of insipid Mumbai bowling and inspired Tamil Nadu batting saw the visitors post a more than healthy 397/4 at the end of the first day of the Ranji Trophy semifinal at the Wankhede stadium on Tuesday

11-Apr-2000•Anand Vasu

Akram bowls Pakistan to victory over Select XI

St John's (Antigua), April 10: Pakistan avenged their defeat of Saturday against the West Indies Select XI by gaining a marginal 14-run victory over the home team at the Antigua Recreation Ground here on Sunday

11-Apr-2000•Qamar Ahmed

Mashonland win Logan Cup despite spirited resistance from Manicaland

It took Mashonaland until just after tea to wrap up the Logan Cup final, winning by 257 runs, after some spirited resistance at times from Manicaland, who played the game in fine spirit throughout, as indeed they have done all season

09-Apr-2000•John Ward

Strang sews up Logan Cup for Mashonaland

Mashonaland 345 and 275/5; Manicaland 123

08-Apr-2000•John Ward

Bevan's brilliance not enough in Bangladesh

Despite a stunning 185-run knock by Michael Bevan, the Rest of the World XI conceded a one-run defeat to mighty Asia XI in a thrilling limited-over match at the flood-lit Bangabandhu National Stadium Saturday

08-Apr-2000•Zahid Newaz

Air India derails Indian Railways

The much awaited title clash in the CricInfo Rani Jhansi Trophy women's tournament between Air India and Indian Railways got underway at the MA Chidambaram Stadium this morning

08-Apr-2000•Anand Vasu

West Zone wins a cliff hanger

Asked to make 117 for a win against probably the best of zonal teams, on the hottest day of the Cricinfo Rani Jhansi tournament Central Zone could not hold the nerve and so lost to West Zone, giving the second one run win match of the day

08-Apr-2000•Ganesh Virudhagiri

North go down by slenderest of margins

North choked at the death to throw away a game they should have won with ease at the CPT ground in Chennai on the final day of the CricInfo Rani Jhansi tournament today

08-Apr-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Mashonaland hold advantage in Logan Final

Mashonaland, the favourites, held an advantage at the end of the first of three days' play in the Logan Cup final against Manicaland, although they should have done better and would have done much worse had the opposition held their catches

07-Apr-2000•John Ward

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