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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

Gibbs: Youngsters are not ready to work hard

Lance Gibbs may now reside in Miami, but he cannot stay away from his own country, especially when there is cricket to watch

21-May-2002•Special Correspondent

'Somerset are on the look out for new talent' says Cricket Board boss

"Somerset are on the look out for new talent," Cricket Development Officer Andrew Moulding told me earlier today when I visited the Centre of Excellence at the County Ground

21-May-2002•Richard Walsh

The Cricketer Village Championship - South Region

Bramshaw v Sparsholt Flamingo v Hursley Park Leckford v Rowlands Castle Tichborne Park v Appleshaw.

21-May-2002•Richard Isaacs

Isolation of Pakistan unjustified

Pakistan cricket chief Lt

21-May-2002•Sports Reporter

Careers of Fleming and Miller could be over

The cricket careers of Damien Fleming and Colin Miller could be over after they were today overlooked by Victoria for contracts for next season.

21-May-2002•Adam Cooper

Rain interrupts evenly poised B&H quarter-final

John Hyde reports from Bristol 28-56k John Hyde asked Worcestershire's Graeme Hick what he thought of the possibility of a bowl out to decide the match 28-56k Gloucestershire's Kim Barnett discusses his 100th Benson and Hedges Cup

21-May-2002•Ralph Dellor

SEC Cup - First round matches spoilt by rain

Heavy rain led to the cancellation of all five of last night's (TUE) scheduled first round ties in the Southern Electric Contracting Cup

21-May-2002•Mike Vimpany

Otago make development appointment

Otago Cricket's staff will expand in July with the appointment of Craig Radford to the newly created position of Cricket Development Manager

21-May-2002•Steve Davie

Bushrangers delist six

The Victorian Cricket Association (VCA) today announced that it would not be offering player contracts to Damien Fleming and Colin Miller for the 2002/03 season.

21-May-2002•Victorian Cricket Association

West Indies scent victory at the end of fourth day

At the end of the fourth day, the West Indies have all but won the final Test and sealed the series 2-1

21-May-2002•Anand Vasu

West Indies name ODI squad

Off-spin all-rounder Gareth Breese is the only complete newcomer in the West Indies 13-member squad named for the opening two limitedovers matches of the 2002 Cable & Wireless Trophy series against India, to be contested at Kingston's Sabina Park on

20-May-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Gloucs CCC - Team News Tuesday 21st May 2002

M Alleyne J Averis M Ball K Barnett I Fisher T Hancock M Hardinges J Lewis R Russell M Smith J Snape C Spearman M Windows

20-May-2002•Gloucestershire CCC

Lancashire Lightening take on Middlesex Crusaders in next NUL match

There is just one match scheduled for the Norwich Union League this Sunday, and it involves two giants of the game

20-May-2002•Ralph Dellor

Murali has 60 percent chance to play in second Test says Kountouri

Sri Lanka's world class spinner Muttiah Muralitharan's chances of playing against England in the second cricket Test commencing at Edgbaston 11 days from today was put down as 60 percent by team physio Alex Kountouri, who will begin a period of

20-May-2002•Saadi Thawfeeq

Calling all super sleuths, Rob Turner needs you!

If you have ever fancied trying your hand at being a super sleuth in the mould of Sherlock Holmes or Miss Marple then you need wait no longer

20-May-2002•Richard Walsh

West Indies still in charge

As the stumps shattered, the bails flew and the most feared batsman in the Indian team slapped his bat on the pitch in rage at his mistake, the 12 000 or so Jamaicans filling Sabina Park to near-capacity broke into cheering, whistle-blowing

20-May-2002•Tony Cozier

West Indies reach dominant position

With two days of the Test to go, the West Indies are in a dominating position at Jamaica

20-May-2002•Anand Vasu

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