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Verdict likely on May 20

The Lahore High Court is expected to give its verdict on Salim Malik's life ban on May 20 after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) lawyer failed to appear for a scheduled hearing Tuesday

01-May-2002

Astle faces a scan before final decision on knee

It is likely to be Friday, at the earliest, before a final decision is made on Nathan Astle's immediate playing future with the TelstraClear Black Caps

01-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

I am in favour of rotation policy

A whitewash is a whitewash even if it is against a team depleted of its best player and further debilitated by a misadventure to a Japanese restaurant in their local hotel in Karachi that laid low several New Zealand players with food poisoning

01-May-2002•Omar Kureishi

Vettori decision an example of tighter injury thinking

New Zealand left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori's withdrawal from consideration for the third and final One-Day International against Pakistan at the weekend was a decision made by New Zealand Cricket's chief executive Martin Snedden

01-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Pakistani players hit by viral infection

Several Pakistani cricketers have been hit by viral infection on the eve of the first of the two 'Beat the Heat' Test series against New Zealand

01-May-2002•Samiul Hasan

McGlashan and Fraser new caps in New Zealand women's team

Wicket-keeping all-rounder Sara McGlashan from Central Districts and all-rounder Fiona Fraser are the two new caps named in the TelstraClear White Ferns New Zealand women's team for their tour of the Netherlands, Ireland and England later this year

01-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Gloucestershire rampant again in B & H Cup

The odds are shortening on Gloucestershire reaching their fourth consecutive Benson & Hedges final after they bundled out the opposition for under 100 for second time in three days

01-May-2002•Stephen Lamb & David Smith

Hampshire defeat Surrey by the narrowest of margins

Hampshire recorded their first victory of the season, defeating Surrey at the Oval in the Benson & Hedges Cup match, by the narrowest of margins.

01-May-2002•Vic Isaacs

Former Kerala all-rounder Mackey passes away

P Mackey, former Kerala all-rounder, passed away at the Regional Cancer Center in Trivandrum on Monday, 29th April 2002

30-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Lee may have topped Akhtar 18 months ago

While Pakistani speedster Shoaib Akhtar has claimed the glory for becoming the first man to bowl over 100 miles per hour, it appears Australia's Brett Lee may have already beaten him to it.

30-Apr-2002•AAP

The mane event: Nasser Hussain, Sarah Collyer and Tess Daly hit for six by Lions' Den

England captain Nasser Hussain, England women's all-rounder Sarah Collyer and SM:TV presenter Tess Daly launched the npower Lions' Den at the AMP Oval today.

30-Apr-2002•Media Release

Ziaur Rahman upset Biman

Biman Bangladesh, one of the three teams that are competing for the Grameen Phone Premier League trophy, experienced a heavy defeat handed out by Kalabagan Club, who appeared as real threats pretty late this year

30-Apr-2002•Shahryar Khan

Hampshire keep same twelve for B&H clash with Surrey at The Oval

Hampshire retain the same 12 that suffered a bad defeat in the Benson & Hedges cup against Kent on Monday, for their visit to holders Surrey at the AMP Oval, on Wednesday.

30-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

Somerset's Benson and Hedges campaign suffers another setback

Somerset's hopes of getting their Benson & Hedges campaign back on track were washed away at the County Ground when today's group match against Glamorgan was abandoned without a ball being bowled

30-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Kiwis retain Styris

New Zealand have decided to retain allrounder Scott Styris for the two-Test series starting Wednesday

30-Apr-2002

Wasim, Sami likely to miss first Test

Pakistan are likely to leave out pacemen Wasim Akram and Mohammad Sami for the first cricket Test against New Zealand starting at Gaddafi Stadium Wednesday

30-Apr-2002•Samiul Hasan

Lee: I like fast things

The past two years will be marked forever as poignant ones in the history of cricket, especially from an Australian point of view

30-Apr-2002•Claire Killeen

Keith Dutch shows that he really is a true all-rounder

It seems that Somerset all-rounder Keith Dutch has at last found his true vocation in life

30-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Indians need not fear Oval pitch

For a change, the Indian cricketers won't be fazed by what they see in the middle at Kensington Oval this morning

30-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Dasgupta sees his opening chances slip away

With his unbeaten 54 in the second innings in the match against the Busta XI, Deep Dasgupta may yet again have come into the reckoning for a place in the Test side

30-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

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