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A reckless batting performance doomed the Indians

Time and again I have been writing in this column about the importance of bowling a good line and length

15-Mar-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Jaffer's second ton puts West in complete command

It was Wasim Jaffer's day at the Municipal Stadium, Rajkot on Thursday

15-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Saeed, Imran Farhat and Wasim set to return for Sharjah

Openers Saeed Anwar, Imran Farhat and pacer Wasim Akram are likely to be named in the Pakistan team for the Sharjah Cup to be played at Sharjah from April 6

14-Mar-2002•Mohammad Yaqoob

Dav Whatmore delighted but focused on England

Sri Lanka's cricketers have barely just returned home after winning the Asian Test Championship (ATC) but coach Dav Whatmore is not allowing his players to wallow in glory

14-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Four newcomers named in West Indies training squad

West Indies selectors today named four newcomers and a pair of players who have been in the cricket wilderness for the last three years, in a 22-member training squad

14-Mar-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Tasmania moves closer to killer punch

Tasmania will be aiming to land a knockout blow on opponent New South Wales at some time over the next 48 hours after it continued to lay a platform for outright victory on the second day of the teams' Pura Cup clash here in Hobart today.

14-Mar-2002•John Polack

Terbrugge in, Klusener cut from Kingsmead Test XI

David Terbrugge will play his first Test match since 1999 when he takes the new ball against Australia in the third and final Castle Lager/MTN Test match starting at Kingsmead on Friday

14-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

John Wright: Today's performance is unacceptable

Zimbabwe are increasingly looking like a team that can perform consistently over a period of time

14-Mar-2002•Santhosh S

Cairns injury may be related to heavy outfield in Christchurch

No sooner is all-rounder Chris Cairns back performing for New Zealand than he is afflicted with another injury problem

14-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Disciplines needed by New Zealand but maybe too late

England will go into the third day of the first National Bank Test with a lead of 144 runs, eight wickets in hand, and a powerful position from which to beat New Zealand at Jade Stadium in Christchurch

14-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Former Coronation Street star to speak at Rob's Benefit Lunch

Former Coronation Street star Amanda Barrie, who for many years played Alma Barlow in Coronation Street, will be one of the guest speakers at Rob Turner's Benefit Launch lunch

14-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

West Zone dominate second day's play at Rajkot

Building on the advantage that Wasim Jaffer's ton afforded West Zone, Nayan Mongia hit an unbeaten 70 to take his side to a position of firm control in their Duleep Trophy match against Central Zone at Rajkot on Wednesday.

14-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Recall for 'Old Boys'

While emphasising that they had not abandoned their policy of rebuilding, the West Indies cricket selectors yesterday included two almost forgotten over-30s in a 22-man training squad in preparation for the home series against India

14-Mar-2002•Haydn Gill

Cairns injury rocks New Zealand team already in parlous position

New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns' future in the National Bank Test Series is in doubt

14-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Otago made it eight losses in a row in the Championship

The issue for Otago in their State Championship match with Canterbury at Molyneux Park in Alexandra was obvious from the outset

14-Mar-2002•Warwick Larkins

Game effort brings reward for tireless Hoggard

If there's one thing that the England cricket system is capable of producing it is fast-medium swing bowlers who know how to make the most of conditions that suit them - and Yorkshireman Matthew Hoggard added himself to the list today

14-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

3rd Match, India v Zimbabwe, Statistical Highlights

Andy Flower was missing a one-dayer for only the fifth time in his career since making his debut way back in February 1992

14-Mar-2002•Rajneesh Gupta

Queensland on verge of outright victory and hosting final

Queensland moved within 98 runs of hosting next week's Pura Cup final following another wicket-filled day's action at the Gabba - leaving the fate of 10,000 meat pies in the balance.

14-Mar-2002•Wayne Heming

SA and WA match evenly poised

An undermanned South Australia was locked in a tight battle with WA at stumps on day two of their Pura Cup match

14-Mar-2002•Tom Wald

A belated but welcome step

Despite certain tendencies towards change in recent times, cricket still largely lives up to its image of a traditional sport

14-Mar-2002•Partab Ramchand

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