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After much confusion, Dravid cleared for Test series

A diagnosis by Dr Joe de Beer, a shoulder specialist practicing in Cape Town, has cleared Dravid to play in the forthcoming three-Test series against South Africa

01-Nov-2001•Samanth Subramanian

Zimbabwe Club Cricket Report

National first league Champions Old Hararians recovered from their disappointing start to the season with a 39-run home win over Bulawayo Athletic Club in the second round of matches

01-Nov-2001•Larry Moyo

Matabeland cricket report

National League continued in Bulawayo over the weekend, but it was not a good day for the Bulawayo sides which both lost to the visitors

01-Nov-2001•Derrick Townshend

Blackwell and Johnson ready for Hong Kong Sixes

Ian Blackwell and Richard Johnson are both busy making their final preparations prior to meeting up with their England team mates and jetting off for the Hong Kong Sixes on Wednesday

01-Nov-2001•Richard Walsh

Hinds a gamble

The decision not to immediately name a replacement for the injured Wavell Hinds in the West Indies' touring team to Sri Lanka is a calculated gamble

01-Nov-2001•Tony Cozier

Academy unable to produce required resistance

Auckland scored a convincing 10-wicket win over the New Zealand Academy side in their game at Lincoln Green today

01-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Manicaland report

Victories for both league sides last weekend have given Manicaland their best start in several years

01-Nov-2001•Nigel Fleming

West Indies take anti-spin crash course

Conscious that a world-class spinner would more than likely pose a threat to them on their tour of Sri Lanka, the West Indies adopted an unusual strategy in their nine-day pretour training camp in Jamaica

01-Nov-2001•Haydn Gill

Busta squad in matter of weeks

Barbados' Busta Series team for 2002 should be one of the better prepared national teams in recent years

01-Nov-2001•Haydn Gill

Delhi make slow start

The Air Force Station ground in Delhi witnessed a slow day of cricket from Delhi and Services, with Delhi reaching a score of 242/2 by the close of play

01-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Tour decision leaves captain 'gutted'

"Gutted" was how New Zealand women's cricket captain Emily Drumm described her feeling after hearing yesterday the tour of India has been called off

01-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

West Indies have nothing to fear but cricketers

Finally, apparently begrudgingly, one man short, and only just, the West Indies have left their sunny islands in the Caribbean for Sri Lanka

01-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Flowers blossom but Zimbabwe fail

Flowers bloomed in the desert but Pakistan inspired by the deadly duo Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis saw their team home by 29 runs to make sure of place in Sunday's Khaleej Times Trophy final against Sri Lanka here at the Sharjah Stadium Wednesday

01-Nov-2001•Rehan Siddiqui

Don't underestimate the Kiwis, warns Healy

Underestimating New Zealand in the upcoming Test cricket series could be dangerous for Australia, former Test wicketkeeper Ian Healy warned today.

31-Oct-2001•John Sheed

Australians follow predictable line as Test team is named

The worst kept secret in town

31-Oct-2001•John Polack

Warwickshire sign Pollock for 2002

The Club is delighted to announce that current South African team captain, Shaun Pollock will be joining Warwickshire for the 2002 cricket season as their overseas player

31-Oct-2001•Media Release

Now England women must make decisions about tour to India

With the lengthy deliberations about England's tour to India hogging the headlines, it has almost gone unnoticed that there is another England tour planned to take place to India in the New Year

31-Oct-2001•Cricinfo

Wasim's Sharjah spell was most magical

I think that television footage of Wasim Akram's spell of six overs for seven runs against Sri Lanka should be sent to all those learned critics who have been shouting from housetops that this great fast bowler is over the hill

31-Oct-2001•Omar Kureishi

Central Zone Ranji matches end in draws

Both Central Zone Ranji ties ended in draws on Tuesday, with Railways and Madhya Pradesh picking up five points each by virtue of their first-innings totals

31-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

Prince at the controls

It isn't the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) that would seem to be in control of cricket in the region of late

31-Oct-2001•Andi Thornhill

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