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Three extra games confirmed in Australia as NZ finally abandons Pakistan tour

New Zealand will play three extra games in Australia as warm-ups for its three-Test series after the Pakistan tour was finally abandoned today

28-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Snedden denies April-May tour of Pakistan suggestion

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden never suggested that New Zealand's abandoned tour of Pakistan be re-scheduled for April-May next year

28-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lankan players willing to answer Pakistan SOS

Most international teams would balk at last-minute attempts to organise unscheduled tours in an already congested calendar, but Sri Lanka's cricketers have apparently informed the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) that they are

27-Sep-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan players willing to answer Pakistan SOS

27-Sep-2001•Charlie Austin

West Indies Cricket Board to review Future Tours

Following the recent terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, DC the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), will be meeting to review all future tours by the West Indies

24-Sep-2001•Derrick Nicholas

New Zealand intends to honour tour commitment to Pakistan

New Zealand Cricket will honour its commitment to tour Pakistan, when the time is right

19-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

South Africa close gap at top of ICC Test Championship

South Africa's 1-0 win in the two-Test series in Zimbabwe has edged them closer to Australia at the head of the ICC Test Championship points table

19-Sep-2001•Duane Pettet

Pakistan ODI plan news to Snedden

Pakistan's plans to host New Zealand on a seven-match One-Day International tour if the international situation allows a tour are news to NZC chief executive Martin Snedden

17-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sharjah to continue as planned despite attacks

"There is absolutely no change in the schedule and all the three teams have committed to play here and they will stick to the plan," said Zahid Noorani, chief executive of the Cricketers Benefit Fund Series, reported Reuters Sunday

17-Sep-2001•CricInfo

News and Views

Aussies tirade against England in bad taste There is no doubt that Australia thrashed England in the Ashes series with a convincing 4-1 victory but it does not mean that the victors should continue rubbing salt into the vanquished right, left and

17-Sep-2001•Rafi Nasim

Pakistan's biggest victories in Test cricket

Pakistan's recent overwhelming victory by a record margin of an innings and 264 runs against Bangladesh at Multan was their largest in Test Cricket to date

14-Sep-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Withdrawal decision easy after advice received - Snedden

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden said calling both the CLEAR Black Caps and the New Zealand A teams home had not been a hard decision once he had received specialist advice

13-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

NZ Cricket calls teams home from India and Pakistan tours

New Zealand Cricket is calling the CLEAR Black Caps home from their elongated stopover in Singapore, en route to Pakistan and pulling it's A team out of India

13-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand tour to Pakistan on hold for 48 hours

New Zealand's cricket tour to Pakistan is on hold for 48 hours today after the overnight events in the United States, and possible repercussions if Afghanistan is found to be in any way involved in the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington

12-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Solution reached to crossover tours problem

A logistical headache in the lead-up to the New Zealand tour of Pakistan appears to have been solved should New Zealand A make the final of the Coromandel King Moin-ud-Dowlah Gold Cup in Hyderabad

12-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Bangladesh's Performance in Test Cricket

Bangladesh suffered another crushing defeat and lost the inaugural test match of 2nd Asian Test championship at Multan by a huge margin of an innings and 264 runs on 31st August

12-Sep-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Sharjah chiefs increase security and limit phone use

Sharjah cricket chiefs will limit players' use of mobile phones and increase security near dressing rooms as part of a campaign to combat corruption in the sport

11-Sep-2001•Bloomberg

Andy Flower goes top of the PwC Ratings for batsmen

Andy Flower has gone to Number One in the PwC Ratings for batsmen

11-Sep-2001•PricewaterhouseCoopers Media Release

Wasim in, Shoaib out as Pakistan name squad

It was a tail of mixed fortunes for two of the worlds' best-known pace bowlers as Pakistan announced their squad for the one-day series against New Zealand

11-Sep-2001•George Dobell

Asian Test Championship continues to cruise sans India

The Asian Test Championship continues to cruise without India's participation

11-Sep-2001•Rafi Nasim

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