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(48.4/49 ov) 238

BAN19

(28.3/29 ov, T:165) 146

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(18.2/20 ov, T:167) 169/2

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Slater to retain Test cap number 356

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has confirmed that Michael Slater will retain the Test cap number 356.

08-Nov-2001•Australian Cricket Board

NZ Academy wastes no time taking nine wicket win

New Zealand might have been struggling in Brisbane against Australia today, but the New Zealand Academy were untroubled in beating the Queensland Academy

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

A familiar Indian tale

India let slip a golden opportunity to write a new chapter in their cricketing history at Bloemfontein

08-Nov-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Shafiq Khan stars for Haryana

Shafiq Khan hit a fine 86, and his participation in a 71-run fifthwicket partnership enabled Haryana to score 282 for eight against Delhi on the opening day of their North Zone Ranji Trophy league match against Delhi

08-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Craig McMillan bounces his way into Test

Craig McMillan has been bouncing his way around New Zealand cricket grounds for the last few seasons, infuriating crowds with his short-pitched antics, but no-one will be complaining after his superb innings-breaking spell at the Gabba in the first

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Yawar says management was not taken into confidence

Pakistan manager Yawar Saeed Wednesday said victory celebrations would continue though Shoaib Akhtar was reported for a suspect bowling action

08-Nov-2001

Zimbabwe expose Bangladesh's frailty at Dhaka

Travis Friend created havoc amongst the Bangladesh batsmen to fire out the hosts for a scanty 107 in the first day of the first Test against Zimbabwe at Dhaka

08-Nov-2001•Shahryar Khan

Pakistan Under-19 probables

The names of 21 probables were announced from which the Pakistan junior team will be selected during the five one-day matches home series against Sri Lankan Junior , starting with the first match at the National Stadium, Karachi from Nov 18

08-Nov-2001

Sri Lanka aim to put West Indies in a spin

Sri Lanka may have put their faith in pace against India but their strategy has changed for the West Indies Test series and the selectors have picked three spinners for the first Test starting next week in Galle

08-Nov-2001•CricInfo

Western Australian Second XI team announced to play the CBCA

The following players have been named by the WA State Selectors to, represent the WA Second XI v the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy, from Monday 12 November to Thursday 15 November at, Richardson Park in South Perth.

08-Nov-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

How the papers saw it:

The New Zealand Herald: "As well as they played (Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer), their deeds were significantly unravelled by some of the most brainless batting seen in these parts, as Australia's middle-order disintegrated against the part-time

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Lights make their mark at Hamilton venue

Lights that will make Hamilton's WestpacTrust Park the best lit international venue in New Zealand were given a test last night

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Himachal bundled out for 145 on Day One

Jammu and Kashmir took advantage of Himachal Pradesh's reckless batting to bowl their rivals out for 145 in 75.1 overs on the first day of their North Zone Ranji league match at Mandi

08-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Dharmani slams ton to bail out Punjab

A century knock from the dependable Pankaj Dharmani (106) enabled Punjab to score 300 runs for the loss of nine wickets against Services during their North Zone Ranji match being played at Gandhi Ground, Amritsar, today

08-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Giles gamble continues

England's tour party to India escaped further dilution yesterday, when Craig White, Ashley Giles and James Ormond all came through fitness tests in Birmingham

08-Nov-2001•Simon Briggs

Minor states produce major contest on opening day

Tasmania and South Australia are the two states with the smallest populations in Australia and they're also often depicted as possessing two of the more unfancied teams among the six that are drawn together in Pura Cup competition.

08-Nov-2001•John Polack

West Indies bowlers forced to toil hard under hot sun

West Indies bowlers enjoyed their first match practice of their Sri Lanka tour on Thursday, easing fears that they would start the Test series next week under prepared, but they were still forced to toil hard in high heat by a strong Sri Lanka A side

08-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Trescothick gets set for India

Far from being cricketing weather at Taunton, there is sleet in the air at the County Ground and Marcus Trescothick, glowing after a workout with his personal trainer, is eager to board Tuesday's plane to Mumbai and get back to warm weather and his

08-Nov-2001•Stephen Lamb

Dharmani slams ton to bail out Punjab

08-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Bangladesh squad on net

Bangladesh team's net practice washed away due to overnight rain today

07-Nov-2001•Staff Correspondent

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