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Urdu Report - New Zealand v Pakistan Ist Test, Day 3

03-May-2002•Tariq Saeed

Runs, wickets and rain in a new round of B & H matches

The new round of Benson and Hedges Cup matches has seen Lancashire and Northamptonshire prosper with the bat, while the bowlers of Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and Sussex appear to have the upper hand in the other matches

03-May-2002•Ralph Dellor

Gloucestershire, Northants blaze B & H Trail

Gloucestershire and Northamptonshire continue to set the pace in the Benson & Hedges Cup, each with three wins out of three so far

03-May-2002•Stephen Lamb

SPCL Div 2 - Middleton to strap on the pads in Academy cause

Tony Middleton will be strapping on his pads for the first time in almost five years when he leads the new Hampshire Academy XI into Southern Electric Premier League action against Division 2 rivals Sparsholt on the Rose Bowl Nursery ground on

03-May-2002•Mike Vimpany

Blessing Mahwire - updated biography

FULL NAME: Ngonidzashe Blessing Mahwire BORN: At Bikita, 31 July 1982 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (2000/01)

03-May-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe 'A' in Namibia - results

Here are the results of the Zimbabwe A matches in the recent tournament in Namibia, where they finished third behind Kenya, the winners, and Sri Lanka A

03-May-2002•John Ward

Player Suspensions

Clubs should note that the following players are not eligible to play in the Southern Premier League until suspensions imposed by other Leagues have been completed (Constitution 12.6 applies)

03-May-2002•Colin Savage

India enmeshed in Kensington jinx

India found themselves immediately enmeshed in Kensington Oval's age-old jinx on the opening day of the third Test against the West Indies yesterday

03-May-2002•Tony Cozier

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 32

This is the last issue of ZCO for the 2001/02 season

03-May-2002•John Ward

Das earns himself a dubious distinction

Only Agatha Christie could have dreamed up a start more dramatic, and that would have involved some species of cyanide poisoning

03-May-2002•Rajneesh Gupta

Biman bamboozle Abahani

Bangladesh Biman made a good recovery and came back to winning streak as they thrashed Abahani Club by 38 runs in a high scoring match of GrameenPhone Premier League today

03-May-2002•Shahryar Khan

Pakistan crush Black Caps by an innings and 324 runs

LAHORE-Pakistan inflicted a most comprehensive defeat on New Zealand, by an innings and 324 runs in the last over of the third day - the fifth largest win by any team

03-May-2002•Agha Akbar

Rain holds up Sri Lanka again

Rain washed out most of the second day of the Sri Lankans' match with the British Universities at Northampton, further curtailing their preparations for the first Test at Lord's which starts in less than a fortnight.

03-May-2002•CricInfo

Hampshire go down to Sussex

Hampshire will need to win both their remaining Benson & Hedges Zonal matches, if they are to retain any interest in the competition, after going down by 6 wickets at Sussex on Friday.

03-May-2002•Vic Isaacs

Hooper, Chanderpaul put West Indies in command

It was a frustrating day at the office for the Indians, the kind when almost nothing goes right, the world seems a cruel place, and circumstances just plummet downhill

03-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Phil Tufnell Diary

I seem to be having a bit of a sabbatical at the moment with the Benson and Hedges Cup dominating the fixture list while I am excused duty in one-day cricket

02-May-2002

Ganguly, Hooper hopeful ahead of Barbados Test

That India have lost six out of seven Tests at the Kensington Oval is not as significant as the fact that the West Indies have lost only three matches at the ground

02-May-2002•Special Correspondent

Darwin, Cairns confirmed as new Test venues

Cricket's transformation in Australia from summer sport to all-year-round sport has received another fillip today with confirmation that northern cities Darwin and Cairns will each host international matches from next year.

02-May-2002•John Polack

Greg Smith continues his UK form

Greg Smith continued his form with the ball and Lance Klusener started showing his limited overs batting skills as The Benson & Hedges Cup kicked off in England with most of the other South Africans getting off on the wrong foot

02-May-2002•Keith Lane

Inzamam bludgeons the Black Caps into submission

LAHORE - It was the day of the 'big fella', and braving heat despite struggling with his fitness, cramps in his legs making matters worse, he made the New Zealand bowlers suffer nevertheless

02-May-2002•Agha Akbar

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