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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

Rhodes not bound for Australia - at this stage

South African one-day specialist Jonty Rhodes has no intention of quitting South Africa to play in Australia - or anywhere else, for that matter - at this stage

26-Apr-2002•Peter Robinson

Jonty Rhodes open to Australian offers

Jonty Rhodes is interested in furthering his career outside of South African cricket, revealing that he would regard South Australia as an ideal place to play the game.

26-Apr-2002•Lawrie Colliver

Kanitkar named to lead India 'A' to Sri Lanka

Hrishikesh Kanitkar, coming off a victorious Duleep Trophy campaign as West Zone skipper and a fine personal run of form, has been chosen to lead the India 'A' squad to Sri Lanka for a one-month tour

26-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Surrey complete rout of champions

Yorkshire have crashed to a comprehensive defeat in the opening game of their defence of the Frizzell County Championship, as Surrey completed their second consecutive win

26-Apr-2002•Stephen Lamb

Surrey wrap up win inside 3 day's at Leeds

After taking an early lunch the umpires led the players out at twenty past one and Ryan Sidebottom got off the mark in fine style with a full swing of the bat to a ball from Martin Bicknell

26-Apr-2002•Ed Green

Depleted Kiwis pin hope on Vettori for Tests

The growing injury list and Pakistan's undoubted all-round superiority has forced the Black Caps to reconsider their strategy as cricket comes to the Punjab metropolis for Saturday's third and final One-day International , followed up by the first

26-Apr-2002•Samiul Hasan

Wasim Akram, Shahid Afridi to defend title in US

Pakistan all-rounders Wasim Akram and Shahid Afridi will defend their title at the International Double Wicket Cricket Championship in Houston (Texas) in late July

26-Apr-2002

'We are still in the box seat and in with a good chance' says Shine

At the end of a day that was restricted because of rain, Sussex had scored 178 for 3 off 42 overs, a lead of 114 over Somerset

26-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Central Districts coaching position nearly decided

Central Districts will be holding interviews on Monday to decide on their coach for next summer

26-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Thirty eight clubs granted rights to vote

A scrutiny committee constituted by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has granted voting rights to 38 clubs ahead of the May 2 elections of the Islamabad Cricket Association

26-Apr-2002

Indian armada triumph at Port of Spain

Uncork the bubbly, have a ball, and go on a splurge

25-Apr-2002•Partab Ramchand

Crawley in runs again but Hampshire struggle to avoid follow on

Eighty runs from John Crawley saved Hampshire's embarrassment as the struggled to save the follow on after Leicestershire has scored 428 in their first innings.

25-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

Aravinda de Silva admits he'd given up hope of playing again

He looked set to slip quietly into retirement; an unsatisfactory end for such a great cricketer

25-Apr-2002•Rex Clementine

Inconsistent Pakistan?

The Pakistan cricket team is in better shape for the World Cup campaign than many commentators and the pundits think

25-Apr-2002•Waqas Khan

Astle's injury adds to Kiwi misfortunes

Injury-hit New Zealand received another setback Wednesday when their premier batsman Nathan Astle was ruled out of further participation on the current tour

25-Apr-2002

Waqar looks at at bowling options for Lahore

It was Mike Brearley who once penned his suspicions about the motto 'Never change a winning side'

25-Apr-2002•Stephen Lamb

Neil Ferreira - updated biography

FULL NAME: Neil Robert Ferreira BORN: 3 June 1979, at Harare MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (1999); Manicaland (1999/2000 to date)

25-Apr-2002•John Ward

Port of Spain's penchant for records

25-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

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