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The test is now of New Zealand's resolve

Now comes the test for New Zealand after the West Indies fought back outstandingly on the third day of the second Test at St George's, Grenada

01-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Umpiring course

All the Grade-I umpires on the PCB panel, who havenot so far been able to secure umpiring qualification from any recognised institution have been allowed to take part in the panel induction course examination (written and oral) being conducted by the

30-Jun-2002

Minor Counties Championship Scores - Day 1

South Wiltshire: Devon 368-8 (PM Roebuck 93*) Wiltshire 19-0.

30-Jun-2002•CricInfo

Scott Styris gains another reward in spectacular six months

It's a long way from Karachi, Pakistan to St George's, Grenada but Northern Districts all-rounder Scott Styris will not have minded the 52 days wait he had to make his Test debut

30-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

A morale-boosting win

30-Jun-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

SPCL 3 - Soutar century not enough for Redlynch

Redlynch & Hale must be wondering what they have to do to climb out of the Southern Electric Premier League Division 3 relegation zone

30-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Kaif, Yuvraj Singh see India home

India completed their second victory in two days to go top of the table in the NatWest triangular series, beating Sri Lanka by five wickets with four overs to spare at the AMP Oval

30-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Somerset coach dumbstruck at umpires decision

Somerset Sabres were beaten by the umpires decision at the County Ground today, where they lost to Glamorgan in the NUL by one wicket

30-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Only 44 overs played at Lamphey on Day one in Minor Championship

Only 44 overs were possible on the first day of this three-day Minor Counties Championship game at Lamphey, Pembrokeshire, as the rains came in mid-afternoon and ended play for the day with Wales on 185-5 wickets

30-Jun-2002•Gordon Child

SPCL 1 - As you were at the top as BAT and Havant win

The ECB Southern Electric Premier League has reached its halfway mark, with ten points separating Havant and BAT Sports, the defending champions, at the top

30-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

SPCL 1 - Andover back on winning trail, thanks to Radford

Andover, the early season ECB Southern Electric Premier League pacemakers, are back on the winning trail after two consecutive defeats

30-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Bears benefit from rain to beat unlucky Spitfires in NUL

Warwickshire Bears went top of Division One of the Norwich Union League as they eased to a 19-run victory over Kent Spitfires courtesy of some sensible batting and the rain at Edgbaston

30-Jun-2002•George Dobell

It's all change in NUL after thrilling round of games

Warwickshire Bears went top of the Norwich Union League Division One with victory over Kent Spitfires at Edgbaston

30-Jun-2002•George Dobell

Ganguly praises youthful contribution to Indian win

Sourav Ganguly praised his young Indian side after their victory over Sri Lanka at The AMP Oval which took them to the top of the table in the Nat West triangular series with two wins out of two

30-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Lincolnshire on top after day 1 at Grantham

Lincolnshire won the toss & batted

30-Jun-2002•Tony North

SPCL 3 - Purbrook suffer knock after back-to-back defeats

Purbrook's bid for the Southern Electric Premier League, Division 3 crown has been knocked off course by consecutive - and somewhat surprising - defeats by Bashley (Rydal) and Paultons

30-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Christopher Ondaatje donates 'Patrons Bowl' for tourist matches

From the start of next season every overseas touring side that plays against Somerset will compete for the Patrons Bowl to commemorate the occasion

29-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Pakistan's pace battery, an embarrassment of riches

Article: Agha Akbar

29-Jun-2002•Agha Akbar

Lincolnshire Cricket Board - ECB Premier League Results - 29 June 2002

Bourne increased their lead at the top of the Lincs ECB Premier League table to nine points following a winning draw at home to Market Deeping

29-Jun-2002•Lincolnshire CCC Media Release

From Nayudu to Tendulkar

Seventy years of international cricket is neither a very long time nor a very short period but it is a duration for which some introspection can, and should, be made

29-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

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