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Cidermen strengthened by England stars and Steffan Jones for Surrey clash

Somerset will be heartened by the news that they will have the services of their two England contract players Andy Caddick and Marcus Trescothick for the championship match against Surrey that starts at The Oval on Friday

22-May-2002•Richard Walsh

Somerset Seconds draw a blank at North Perrott

Play was abandoned for the day without a ball being bowled in the Somerset Second XI game that was due to start at North Perrott CC today

22-May-2002•Richard Walsh

Warriors recharge powerful sponsorship

The Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) is pleased to announce that Western Power will renew its partnership with WA Cricket next season, as the major sponsor of the Western Warriors and of the Western Power regional junior cricket program

22-May-2002•Western Australian Cricket Association

SA and WA in hunt for Fleming

South Australia and Western Australia are the early favourites to secure the services of Victorian seam bowler Damien Fleming.

22-May-2002•AAP

Islamabad Cricket Association elections held within rules

The Pakistan Cricket Board said Tuesday that scrutiny of clubs in Islamabad was done as per rules and that the May 2 elections of the Islamabad Cricket Association were held as directed by the Lahore High Court

22-May-2002•Sports Reporter

Sarwan's time will come, says Holding

West Indies' fast bowling great Michael Holding is urging Caribbean cricket fans not to be too critical of gifted young Guyanese batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan who has constantly failed to convert several fifties into a maiden Test century

22-May-2002

Worcestershire still on course to sign Allan Donald despite UCBSA doubts

Reports coming from South Africa that Worcestershire's attempts to sign Allan Donald as a replacement for their overseas player Andy Bichel had run into trouble have been dismissed by the county as no more than a technical hitch

22-May-2002•Ralph Dellor

Hussain admits: We underestimated Sri Lanka

England captain Nasser Hussain admitted that everyone had underestimated Sri Lanka and that there was a lot of hard work ahead of his team for the rest of the Test series

22-May-2002•Saadi Thawfeeq

A tale of missed opportunities

By the time the Indian team went to the Caribbean islands next in 1997, the decline of West Indian cricket was clearly marked

22-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

Hampshire 2nd XI recover to record comfortable win

Hampshire 2nd XI kicked off their One-Day Trophy campaign with an incredible 100-run victory over Glamorgan on the Nursery Ground of the Rose Bowl yesterday.

22-May-2002•Iain Brunnschweiler

Hampshire choose 11 for Championship trip to Headingley

Hampshire name just 11 for their fifth Frizzell County Championship match of the season, travelling to Headingley to face bottom-of-the-table Yorkshire (Friday 24 May to Monday 27 May)

22-May-2002•Victor Isaacs

Hussain batting master class takes Essex into B&H semi-final

England captain Nasser Hussain, making a rare appearance for his county Essex in the Benson and Hedges Cup quarter-final tie against Yorkshire at Chelmsford, put on a batting master class as his innings of 136 not out propelled his side to a

22-May-2002•Ralph Dellor

Shane Bond looking the part in Darwin

Shane Bond's transformation into a fast bowler of the top class should be completed when he makes the New Zealand tour of the West Indies after the touring side is named tomorrow

22-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hussain calls for improvement after Lord's Test

Looking back at the first Test at Lord's, England captain Nasser Hussain was realistic enough to know that the rearguard action his team had carried off with such effect to save the match did not hide the inadequacies of the first three days

22-May-2002•Ralph Dellor

Player power must not be allowed to run cricket

So long as player power was confined to money matters, someone like me, a spectator who saw more of the game, supported it

22-May-2002•Omar Kureishi

The West Indies are fired up

The West Indies are three insignificant wickets away from a resounding victory in the fifth and final Cable & Wireless Test that would secure the series and administer a welcome, overdue dose of self-confidence to Carl Hooper and his team

22-May-2002•Tony Cozier

We will be looking for a win - Mohsin Kamal

The realm of Bangladesh Cricket isn't quite unknown to Mohsin Kamal, the new coach of Bangladesh national Team who replaced Trevor Chappell

22-May-2002•Shahryar Khan

SPCL3 - Purbrook the team to watch

Purbrook look as though they could be the team to beat in Southern Electric Premier League Division 3 this season

22-May-2002•Mike Vimpany

West Indies seal series 2-1 with tremendous win at Jamaica

Despite overnight rain delaying the start of the final day's play, the result was a foregone conclusion

22-May-2002•Anand Vasu

England say 'No' but still a chance of a women's tri-series

New Zealand's hope of staging a quadrangular women's series next summer appear to have been stymied by England's declining of an invitation to come over from Australia at the end of their Ashes series

21-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

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