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Urdu Report - New Zealand v Pakistan Ist Test, Day 2

02-May-2002•Tariq Saeed

New Zealand agree to rest rather than three-day match

New Zealand have agreed to a match being dropped from the itinerary of their West Indies tour

01-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Changing of guard reflected in new contract list

The changing of the guard in Australia's international playing ranks has received further expression today with an unprecedented seven revisions made to the annual list of Australian Cricket Board (ACB) contract holders.

01-May-2002•John Polack

Russell extends Gloucestershire commitment

Former England wicket-keeper Jack Russell has signed an extension to his Gloucestershire contract by an additional year to the end of the 2004 season

01-May-2002•CricInfo

West Indies back to four-play

Encouraged by, if not fully satisfied with, their collective performance in the second Cable & Wireless Test, the West Indies are set to retain their once prescribed formula of four fast bowlers for the crucial third, starting at Kensington tomorrow

01-May-2002•Tony Cozier

Steffan Jones hopes to be back to face Yorkshire

Somerset supporters will be heartened by the news that fast bowler Steffan Jones is back in training

01-May-2002•Richard Walsh

Bichel shows his class as Worcestershire win

Worcestershire held their nerve to secure a comfortable five-wicket win over Northants in the Benson and Hedges Cup on Wednesday

01-May-2002•Sean Beynon

Inzamam, Imran hundreds put Pakistan in command

LAHORE-Inzamam-ul-Haq (unconquered at 159, 25 fours, 1 six) and Imran Nazir (127) made the most of the placid strip, scoring a hundred apiece and posting an attractive 204 for the third wicket partnership to take Pakistan to a commanding position

01-May-2002•Agha Akbar

Urdu Report - New Zealand v Pakistan Ist Test, Day 1

01-May-2002•Tariq Saeed

New Zealand coach declines comment on Shoaib's action

New Zealand coach Denis Aberhart Monday ducked the controversy surrounding paceman Shoaib Akhtar who Saturday earned the questionable record of bowling the fastest delivery ever

01-May-2002

Verdict likely on May 20

The Lahore High Court is expected to give its verdict on Salim Malik's life ban on May 20 after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) lawyer failed to appear for a scheduled hearing Tuesday

01-May-2002

Astle faces a scan before final decision on knee

It is likely to be Friday, at the earliest, before a final decision is made on Nathan Astle's immediate playing future with the TelstraClear Black Caps

01-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

I am in favour of rotation policy

A whitewash is a whitewash even if it is against a team depleted of its best player and further debilitated by a misadventure to a Japanese restaurant in their local hotel in Karachi that laid low several New Zealand players with food poisoning

01-May-2002•Omar Kureishi

Vettori decision an example of tighter injury thinking

New Zealand left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori's withdrawal from consideration for the third and final One-Day International against Pakistan at the weekend was a decision made by New Zealand Cricket's chief executive Martin Snedden

01-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Pakistani players hit by viral infection

Several Pakistani cricketers have been hit by viral infection on the eve of the first of the two 'Beat the Heat' Test series against New Zealand

01-May-2002•Samiul Hasan

McGlashan and Fraser new caps in New Zealand women's team

Wicket-keeping all-rounder Sara McGlashan from Central Districts and all-rounder Fiona Fraser are the two new caps named in the TelstraClear White Ferns New Zealand women's team for their tour of the Netherlands, Ireland and England later this year

01-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Gloucestershire rampant again in B & H Cup

The odds are shortening on Gloucestershire reaching their fourth consecutive Benson & Hedges final after they bundled out the opposition for under 100 for second time in three days

01-May-2002•Stephen Lamb & David Smith

Hampshire defeat Surrey by the narrowest of margins

Hampshire recorded their first victory of the season, defeating Surrey at the Oval in the Benson & Hedges Cup match, by the narrowest of margins.

01-May-2002•Vic Isaacs

Former Kerala all-rounder Mackey passes away

P Mackey, former Kerala all-rounder, passed away at the Regional Cancer Center in Trivandrum on Monday, 29th April 2002

30-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Lee may have topped Akhtar 18 months ago

While Pakistani speedster Shoaib Akhtar has claimed the glory for becoming the first man to bowl over 100 miles per hour, it appears Australia's Brett Lee may have already beaten him to it.

30-Apr-2002•AAP

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