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The 'Test' that started it all for New Zealand

March 7, 1967 is not enshrined in New Zealand cricket history as a day of any special significance - but a case could be made that it was where the belief started to emerge that was to later blossom into success on the playing arenas of the world

29-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Inzamam may quit PCB coaching job

Pakistan vice-captain Inzamam-ul-Haq is all set to quit in protest from the coaching job assigned to him by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

29-Jul-2002

A man who knows the virtue of a good line

29-Jul-2002•Anand Vasu

We can improve on this, says Hussain

England captain Nasser Hussain praised his team for bowling India out twice to defeat the visitors by 170 runs in the first Test at Lord's

29-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Flying finish for West Indies A

West Indies A ended their tour to England in fine style, with a 44-run win over Gloucestershire at Cheltenham

29-Jul-2002•Sean Beynon

The Cheltenham and Gloucester semi-final tie at Taunton is a sell out

The Cheltenham and Gloucester semi final tie between Somerset and Kent at the County Ground on Thursday is a sell out, and that's official

29-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

England go one-nil up in the series after conclusive victory at Lord's

England had to work hard - rather harder than might have been expected - to secure their victory, but at half past two on a hot and sultry afternoon, Craig White bowled a ball to Ashish Nehra who pushed forward to give a catch to Graham Thorpe at

29-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Shoaib is not indispensable, says Waqar

Pakistan captain Waqar Younis Sunday took a swipe at Shoaib Akhtar and refused to accept that his team would be underdogs in next month's tournament in the absence of the temperamental fast bowler

29-Jul-2002

Jacques Rudolph does it again

The Jacques Rudolph run machine kept on running like a well tuned formula one motor as he scored his fifth successive hundred on Saturday

29-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Thorpe to take a complete break from cricket

Graham Thorpe, one of England's leading batsmen over the past decade, has announced that he is to take a break from all cricket and will be unavailable for either Surrey or England in the immediate future

29-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Minor Counties Championship Scores - Day 2

Finchanpstead: Berkshire 231 and 130-8

29-Jul-2002•CricInfo

SPCL 2 - Title race down to a potential two

Easton & Martyr Worthy have lined up a potential Southern Electric Premier League Division 2 championship decider against the Hampshire Academy at Cockets Mead on Saturday after shattering United Services' promotion dreams

28-Jul-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Under 13's beat Gloucestershire

The day after reaching the national finals of the ESCA Under 13's competition, Somerset went to Dowty CC in Gloucester to take on the old rivals Gloucestershire

28-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

Dragons' fire chastens Bears

It was second against fourth in the top division of the Norwich Union League as Glamorgan Dragons - backed by their vocal coterie of supporters - did battle with Warwickshire Bears at Edgbaston

28-Jul-2002•George Dobell

Looking ahead to the Morocco Cup 2002

Article: Preview Morocco Cup 2002, PCB

28-Jul-2002•Taha Noor

Lincolnshire bowled out for 257 on day one at Bedford

Lincolnshire captain Mark Fell signalled his return to the county team with an innings of 42 in the latest Minor Counties Championship match at Bedford

28-Jul-2002•Lincolnshire CCC

Finer points lost on West Indies 'A' team

You didn't need to read between the lines to detect unmistakeable frustration in Joel Garner's interview with Philip Spooner in the Weekend Nation

28-Jul-2002•Tony Cozier

St Vincent, Grenadines to compete separately in the Red Stripe Bowl

For the first time St Vincent and the Grenadines will compete in the Red Stripe Bowl as a separate entity and the University of the West Indies XI will play in the regional one-day tournament

28-Jul-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Young Hawks take large stride towards promotion

Hampshire's Academy side have taken a significant step towards achieving "gold" status in the ECB Southern Electric Premier League's Division 1 next season

28-Jul-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

England on the verge of victory at Lord's

Only some stalwart batting from VVS Laxman and Ajit Agarkar who compiled a fifty partnership for the seventh wicket as the shadows lengthened denied England a win within four days

28-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

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