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Willoughby makes it a gloomy day for Bajans

The ugly clouds that hovered over Kensington Oval for most of yesterday was in keeping with the performance of the Barbados team in the middle

28-Aug-2000•Haydn Gill

Proteas demolish Pakistan to clinch the Trophy

The grand final between the two teams commenced amidst a packed house

27-Aug-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Young bats hold on

South Africa `A' 282-9 declared and 228-8 declared

26-Aug-2000•Philip Hackett

Bradshaw impresses

There was little to report on the third day of the encounter between Barbados and South Africa 'A' yesterday, but at least one player made a forceful statement

25-Aug-2000•Haydn Gill

Proteas Crush New Zealand to face Pakistan in finals

Batting first the New Zealanders had a disappointing start when they lost opener Daniel Vettori in the very first over

25-Aug-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Barbados hit back on Day 1

The first day of cricket at the island's newest first-class venue was one in which both Barbados and South Africa 'A'will claim some degree of satisfaction

23-Aug-2000•Haydn Gill

Pakistan defeat South Africa in a thrilling encounter

The 2nd vital encounter of the Singapore Challenge between Pakistan and South Africa commenced with Pakistan batting first and piling up a moderate total of 227 for 9

23-Aug-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Proteas come from the clouds to level indoor series

South Africa has tied the inaugural Super Challenge 2000 series at Melbourne's Colonial Stadium at one match apiece with a eight run win in the third and final match of what has proved to be a very innovative and enjoyable series

20-Aug-2000•Lawrie Colliver

Pakistan defeats New Zealand in grand style

The heavy overnight rain that engulfed Singapore rendered the Kallang Cricket Ground unplayable for the game without proper drying

20-Aug-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Tie reshapes cricket's frontiers again

As Australia and South Africa continued to play their part in expanding cricket's frontiers at Melbourne's Colonial Stadium today, so they added to their own inimitable legend

18-Aug-2000•John Polack

Waugh, Bevan shut out Proteas on day for the history books

Cricket's excursion indoors in Melbourne today may have afforded the sport one of its more novel developments of recent years but there was no escaping at least one familiar refrain

16-Aug-2000•John Polack

Mission (mostly) accomplished

All things considered, South Africa could not have asked a great deal more of Shaun Pollock and his overhauled team than has been forthcoming in Sri Lanka over the past five to six weeks

10-Aug-2000•Peter Robinson

South Africa in driving seat as rain stops play

Divan Van Wyk continued his top form in the Costcutter U15 World Challenge 2000 with a superb innings to put South Africa in the driving seat in their semi-final against West Indies at Hove

08-Aug-2000•Kate Laven

Sri Lanka snatch victory from Proteas

For much of this afternoon, the spectators who had crowded into Galle International Stadium sat quietly on as their side drifted towards an apparently inevitable defeat

06-Jul-2000•Charlie Austin

Morale boosting victory for Sri Lanka in Singer Triangular Series

Sri Lanka may have lost the test series against Pakistan but they remain one the world's best sides in the world when it comes to one-day cricket

05-Jul-2000•Charlie Austin

South Africa off to a winning start

For the fishing folk of Moratuwa and the touring South African's, todays warm-up match at De Soysa Stadium was a relaxed and enjoyable affair

04-Jul-2000•Charlie Austin

England women take 2-0 lead in one-day series

England Women produced another encouraging result in their preparations for the CricInfo Women's World Cup as they beat South Africa by 9 wickets in a rain-affected match at Trent Bridge

22-Jun-2000

Reynard outfoxes South Africans

A career-best score and a brilliant runout by Melissa Reynard saw the England women's team to a 20-run victory in a low scoring match against South Africa at Chelmsford yesterday

21-Jun-2000•Rick Eyre

The measurements of cricket

A brief history of how the games dimensions came about

14-Jun-2000•AR Littlewood

Klusener helps bury Edgbaston ghost

It was the sort of batting revival which was more in keeping with the World Cup than the emotion-charged early evening at an over-flowing Wanderers but South Africa came back almost from the dead to bury the Edgbaston ghost

16-Apr-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

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