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Gupte: Kumble's experience should have been utilised

Subhash Gupte, the legendary former Indian leg-spinner, was not happy with the Indian team management's decision to drop Anil Kumble from the recently concluded second Test at Port of Spain

28-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Anwar will not be considered for Tests

LAHORE, April 27: The chairman of Pakistan cricket selectors, Wasim Bari, confirmed Saturday that Saeed Anwar would not be selected for the two-Test series against New Zealand but hinted the inclusion of wrist spinner Danish Kaneria

28-Apr-2002•Our Special Representative

Hampshire select 13 for opening Benson & Hedges match

Hampshire select from 13 for their opening Benson & Hedges Cup match against Kent at The Rose Bowl on Monday.

28-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

Akram to quit after World Cup

LAHORE, April 27: Former captain Wasim Akram Saturday said he would say goodbye to international cricket after next year's World Cup in South Africa

28-Apr-2002•Our Special Representative

Wins for Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Middlesex

Leicestershire completed an emphatic victory over Hampshire to become the first visiting team to win a Championship match at The Rose Bowl

27-Apr-2002•Stephen Lamb

Pakistan holds total sway

LAHORE - It was indeed a solidly relentless all-round display in the field throughout, as Pakistan blanked out the Black Caps with great authority, taking the third and last game of the series by a convincing margin of 66 runs, with a bit more than

27-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Urdu Report - 3rd ODI: Pakistan v New Zealand

27-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

A royal record at the Queen's Park Oval

Principally, Tuesday's victory loses out to thefirst victory from the historical angle

27-Apr-2002•Partab Ramchand

Cidermen set their sights on winning the final Benson and Hedges Cup

Following the conclusion of their championship match against Sussex at Hove Somerset face a hectic nine days, during which they will play their five zonal Benson & Hedges Cup matches

27-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Cidermen have to settle for a draw in championship opener

Somerset had to settle for a draw at Hove in their opening championship match of the season that ended today

27-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

SA cricket officials pay tribute to Steve Tshwete

Leading South African cricket officials paid tribute on Saturday to Minister of Safety and Security and former Minister of Sport, Steve Tshwete, who died at the weekend

27-Apr-2002•Peter Robinson

County Ground work all completed before the start of the first home game on Tuesday

With the first home game of the season, against Glamorgan on Tuesday, just a couple of days away, the builders at the County Ground are busy putting the finishing touches to the various improvements that have taken place over the winter months

27-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Former South African Test stars included in National Cricket Committee

Four former South African Test players - Andrew Hudson, Craig Matthews, Omar Henry and Pat Symcox - have been appointed to serve on a National Cricket Committee set up on Saturday to examine issues around the national side following South Africa's

27-Apr-2002•Peter Robinson

Hampshire suffer first Rose Bowl Championship defeat

Hampshire suffered their first ever Championship defeat at the Rose Bowl, when they went down to an Innings defeat against Leicestershire.

27-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

Trinidad wears a dejected look

"Viv Richards was dead right when he said that this generation of West Indian cricketers do not play for the West Indies, would not put their lives at stake for the islands

26-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Anderson pleased with comments in the national press

As he sat in his office looking out over a rainswept County Ground this morning, Somerset chief executive Peter Anderson reflected upon a couple of issues which he has spoken about recently

26-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Hampshire have work cut out to avoid defeat

Play did not start until 3:15pm at The Rose Bowl, where Hampshire resuming from their overnight 245-8 still needed 34 more runs to avoid being asked to follow on.

26-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

Search for foreign coach on

Pakistan are expected to hire a full-time foreign coach for its National Cricket Academy that resumes in June

26-Apr-2002

Surrey dominate clash of titans

The contests between these two sides have for the last several season's been billed as potential championship deciders, historically Surrey and Yorkshire have been the country's two strongest counties and it is reputed that when they are strong then

26-Apr-2002•Ed Green

April continues to shower the cricket following public with unaccustomed cheer

That this was Yorkshire's best session of the match does not mean that the champions had the better of it, there continued to be too many deliveries that were more hard to reach than they were hard to play - a fact hard to pardon at the pace Hamilton

26-Apr-2002•Ed Green

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