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Former Victorian set for debut against Bushrangers

Former Victorian Darren Dempsey could give South Australia a spark when the Redbacks open their Pura Cup cricket season against the Bushrangers at Adelaide Oval tomorrow.

16-Oct-2001•Valkerie Mangnall

Fleming leads NZ fightback against QAS

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming reached his half-century to lead the Black Caps away from trouble in their four-day tour match against the Queensland Academy of Sport at Allan Border Field here today.

16-Oct-2001•Michael Crutcher

Former cricket board president denies toppling government

Former cricket board president, Thilanga Sumathipala, has demanded 500 million rupees (USD $ 5 million) damages from Sri Lanka's Deputy Sports Minister, Mangala Samaraweera, after allegations made in a television interview he helped topple the Sri

16-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Selectors ignore young guns

While naming the Pakistan squad for Sharjah Cup last week, the selectors seemed to have overlooked the credentials of a couple of deserving candidates

16-Oct-2001•Khalid H. Khan

Paceman faces chop before Pura Cup match

Ashes tourist Ashley Noffke and reliable paceman Joe Dawes face cricket's version of musical chairs tomorrow morning when Queensland selectors cull their gifted bowling attack.

16-Oct-2001•Michael Crutcher

Fleming century highlight for tour opener

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming finally showed Australian cricket fans he could build an innings of substance today when he crashed a fine century for the Black Caps in their opening tour match against the Queensland Academy of Sport in Brisbane.

16-Oct-2001•Michael Crutcher

Hayward added to South African one-day squad

Aggressive Eastern Province fast bowler Nantie Hayward has been added to the South African squad for the Standard Bank One-Day International against India in East London on Friday, bringing the total number in the home party to 15

16-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Baroda set a steep target

A target of 273, constructed largely and painstakingly by Nayan Mongia and Himanshu Jadhav, stared Rest of India in the face as they started their run-chase

16-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

BCCSL cancel multi-million dollar deal with WSG Nimbus

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) announced today that their three-year television, radio and sponsorship deal with WSG Nimbus had been terminated

16-Oct-2001•Charlie Austin

Game closely poised at Lincoln

New Zealand's Cricket Academy was 160/6, a lead of 199 at stumps on the second day of their match with the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy of Australia

16-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Singer to sponsor West Indies women's tour

Singer Sri Lanka Ltd have come forward to sponsor the West Indies women's cricket tour of Sri Lanka early next year

16-Oct-2001•Rex Clementine

Cronje judgement on Wednesday

Judgement in Hansie Cronje's appeal against his life ban from cricket will be handed down in the Pretoria High Court on Wednesday by Justice Frank Kirk-Cohen

16-Oct-2001•CricInfo Reporter

Odumbe banned for two matches

Kenyan captain Maurice Odumbe's criticisms of umpire Dave Orchard have earned him a two match ban from International Cricket Council match referee Justice Ahmed Ebrahim

16-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Graveney insists player safety is top priority

England chairman of selectors David Graveney has nsisted that security would have to be "A1" for the winter tour of India to go ahead

16-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Canada looks for coaches and managers as part of World Cup preparations

Bob Woolmer, ICC High Performance Consultant will be visiting Canada, Holland, Kenya and Namibia in short order to start work with these countries on their World Cup preparation

16-Oct-2001•CCA

Long wait nears an end for Kiwi supporters

It's been a long wait, but at last New Zealand's summer gets underway today in Brisbane

16-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand loses three wickets against Second XI

New Zealand made a steady start against the Queensland Second XI in the first match of their Australian tour at Allan Border Field today.

16-Oct-2001•Michael Crutcher

Afghanistan face innings defeat

Afghanistan were facing defeat against Nawshera at stumps on the opening day of the two-day Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-II match at Peshawar's Arbab Niaz Stadium

16-Oct-2001

Canadian cricket mourns the loss of three stalwart supporters

IN MEMORIAM

16-Oct-2001•CCA

Baroda play it by the Buch

At one stage, when Ajay Ratra and Dinesh Mongia were cantering along uninhibitedly, Rest of India looked certain to overhaul Baroda's total comfortably and establish a daunting first-innings lead

15-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

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