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Jayasuriya disappointed despite landslide victory

It may not have healed the scars of their battering in England, but Sri Lanka will be hoping that normal service has resumed after an emphatic innings and 196 run victory against Bangladesh, the largest ever win in their 126 Test history

23-Jul-2002•Charlie Austin

Statement from Gloucestershire County Cricket Club

During the last few weeks there has been much speculation in the media concerning unrest in our dressing room

23-Jul-2002•Gloucestershire CCC Media Release

Whitticase predicts close finish

Coach Phil Whitticase still believes Leicestershire can win the Frizzell County Championship title - despite the fact that Surrey have increased their lead at the top with a sensational victory over Kent

23-Jul-2002•Leicestershire CCC

England, India to host ICC Champions Trophy in 2004 and 2006

England and India will host the next two ICC Champions Trophy's, according to Malcom Speed, Chief Executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC)

23-Jul-2002•Charlie Austin

Bridgwater Cricket Club waiting to welcome Rob Turner's Somerset team

Rob Turner is taking a strong Somerset side to play against Bridgwater Cricket Club this Sunday as part of his benefit

23-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

England, India to host ICC Champions Trophy in 2004 and 2006

England and India will host the next two ICC Champions Trophy's, according to Malcolm Speed, Chief Executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC)

23-Jul-2002•Charlie Austin

Scorer makes way for assistant coach

MELBOURNE, July 23 AAP - Technology and coaching have caught up with the humble cricket scorer.

23-Jul-2002•AAP

Kenya agree to replace Kiwis

Kenya has agreed to replace New Zealand in the tri-nation one-day series scheduled in Nairobi between Aug 29 and Sept 7

23-Jul-2002•Sports Reporter

Glamorgan confirm details for Scottish friendly

Glamorgan have confirmed details for their one-day friendly against Scotland at Sophia Gardens on Monday, 5th August

23-Jul-2002•Andrew Hignell

Rowledge cruise into quarters of Village Knock-out

Rowledge march on in the National Village Championship, sponsored by The Cricketer magazine, following a 47-run victory over Buckinghamshire champions, Dinton

23-Jul-2002•Mike Vimpany

Tendulkar's gift to Udal in his benefit year

He might have collected over £8,000 at a recent benefit match against club side Hartley Wintney, and more than £1,000 at a blanket and bucket collection on the second day of the tour match against the Indians, but Hampshire's Shaun Udal will be best

23-Jul-2002•Anand Vasu

Bracewell, Alleyne given vote of confidence

Gloucestershire have given a new two-year contract to their director of cricket John Bracewell

23-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Durham sign Brad Hodge as new overseas player

Durham County Cricket Club have signed Bradley Hodge, from Australian team Victoria, as their new overseas player following the injury to Martin Love

23-Jul-2002•Durham CCC Media Release

Somerset Under-13's through to ESCA finals at Oundle

Somerset have won their way through to the last four of the English Schools Cricket Association Under 13's competition, and travel to Oundle School in Northamptonshire in August to play in the semi finals

23-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

Brendon McCullum takes Darwin by storm

Cyclone Brendon has just left Darwin, with the record books trailing in his dust

23-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Early chance for up and coming players in Townsville

Cricket season has arrived early for six up and comers on the New Zealand cricket scene

23-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Canada to face USA in Toronto in September

The USACA and CCA Presidents have reconfirmed the plan to stage a 2/3 day Canada vs USA game to be held on turf wickets in the Metro Toronto area on September 7-8, 2002

23-Jul-2002•CCA

South Wilts to face Bashley (Rydal) in SEC Cup Final

Bashley (Rydal) will play Premier League rivals South Wilts in the Southern Electric Contracting Cup final at the Hampshire Rose Bowl on Friday week, August 2 (5.45pm)

23-Jul-2002•Mike Vimpany

Shoaib Akhtar and the English Cricket Season

Waqar Ahmad Photo © PCB The English cricket season starts in early April and ends in late September and does not really coincide or clash with seasons of other cricket playing countries

23-Jul-2002•Waqar Ahmad

Hampshire Hawks seamers make batting difficult for Lancashire Lightening

Hampshire Hawks need 164 for victory after a half-century from Australian Stuart Law rescued the Lancashire Lightning innings as the home side struck early on at the Rose Bowl

23-Jul-2002•Farid Bakri

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