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Sri Lanka face new-look England attack

A key phase in England's build-up to the World Cup begins in Nottingham this afternoon, as the meet Sri Lanka in a day-night match at Trent Bridge, the first of ten games in the NatWest triangular series which also involves India.

27-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Gough targets Sri Lanka game at Headingley

Darren Gough is aiming to be fit for England's third NatWest Series one-dayinternational against Sri Lanka at Headingley

27-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Indians win battle of the openers

India ran into some timely form ahead of the forthcoming NatWest triangular series against England and Sri Lanka with a 54-run win over Leicestershire at Grace Road

26-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Should be a scorcher

Cautious and conservative in their outlook, English cricket authorities have taken to innovations like night cricket, white balls and coloured clothing rather late

26-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

Gough: I'm not back to square one

Uncertainty remains over whether Darren Gough will appear for England during the NatWest Series against India and Sri Lanka

26-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Robin Singh: I'll have to be more than just a coach

25-Jun-2002•Anand Vasu

Tickets available for NatWest Series One-Day International Day/Night Match on 11th July

Owing to huge demand we are delighted to announce that we are releasing a further 2000 tickets for this match

25-Jun-2002•Gloucestershire CCC Media Release

Gough knee injury flares up again

A further recurrence of Darren Gough's knee injury has made him doubtful for the NatWest triangular one-day series against India and Sri Lanka.

25-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Leicestershire v India match preview

Leicestershire will field a team containing a mix of youth and experience when they take on the Indian tourists in a one-day game at Grace Road on Wednesday

24-Jun-2002•Leicestershire CCC

Setback for India as Kent triumph

Kent's James Golding played a key role in his side's 21-run victory over India at Canterbury

24-Jun-2002•CricInfo Staff

Thilan Samaraweera sent as replacement for Muralitharan

Sri Lanka all-rounder Thilan Samaraweera has been sent as a replacement for the forthcoming NatWest triangular series after Muttiah Muralitharan was forced to withdraw from the tournament to protect his shoulder.

24-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

Golden memories of a golden deed

It's a feat that has been performed only 25 times in over 1600 Test matches and so it does have an honoured place in the records section of the Wisden

23-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

Tendulkar shepherds nervous Indians home

Sachin Tendulkar hit a pedigree, unbeaten 75 to steer India to a three-wicket win over Sussex with seven balls to spare in their 50 overs a side day-night tour opener at Hove

22-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Therein lies the rub

By and large, the bowling has almost always been the bigger problem in Indian cricket, and the scenario today, pertaining in particular to the squad touring England, is not very different

21-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

Mini-World Cup for women in New Zealand next year

A mini-Women's World Cup will be played in New Zealand next summer

20-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

England announce a 15-man squad for the NatWest Series

England today announced a 15-man squad for the NatWest Series against India and Sri Lanka

19-Jun-2002•ECB Media Release

Andrew Caddick ruled out of NatWest Series

The England and Somerset pace bowler Andrew Caddick was today ruled out of the NatWest Series which starts next week with a side injury

18-Jun-2002•Media Release

ODI championship should be one outcome of ICC meeting

A One-Day International championship table appears to be set to emerge from the International Cricket Council meeting in London next week

18-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

The odds are stacked against the Indians

As the Indian team takes off for England to play first a triseries and then stay on for four Test matches, it must be said that on both past record and present form, the odds are stacked against them

18-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

Let Ganguly be

As he prepares to lead the Indian team on the tour of England, Sourav Chandidas Ganguly may not, like Ajit Wadekar in the early 70s or Sunil Gavaskar in the early 80s, be the undisputed monarch of Indian cricket

14-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

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