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Surrey on the brink of safety

Ian Ward dominated the Glamorgan bowling with an aggressive 63 from just 65 balls when Surrey were finally able to begin their reply to Glamorgan's 258 all out at a rainy and windswept Sophia Gardens in Cardiff

13-Sep-2001•Michael Gouge

Middlesex see chances slipping away

A dazzling first Championship century by Anurag Singh added to Middlesex's frustrations on bad a day for their hopes of snatching promotion

13-Sep-2001•Roy Bradley

Blewett released as Nottinghamshire import

South Australian batsman Greg Blewett has been formally released by English county club Nottinghamshire

13-Sep-2001•John Polack

St George's Park to host mini-cricket festival

St George's Park will be a buzz of activity on Saturday ,September 15 when approximately 60 teams, representing almost 500 u/10 cricketers will participate in a provincial Bakers mini-cricket festival

13-Sep-2001•Media Release

Gloucestershire just miss out on saving the follow-on

Sussex took a big step towards claiming the second division title after bowling out Gloucestershire for 228 on the second day at Hove

13-Sep-2001•Bruce Talbot

Martin-Jenkins' maiden century transforms Sussex innings against Gloucestershire

A maiden first-class century from Robin Martin-Jenkins transformed the first day of Sussex's crucial Championship match with Gloucestershire at Hove

12-Sep-2001•Bruce Talbot

New Zealand tour to Pakistan on hold for 48 hours

New Zealand's cricket tour to Pakistan is on hold for 48 hours today after the overnight events in the United States, and possible repercussions if Afghanistan is found to be in any way involved in the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington

12-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

PCB rewards unfit bowler

Perennial 'unfit' fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar was rewarded when named to lead PCB-XI in the warm up match one-day match against New Zealand to be played at the National Stadium, Karachi on Sept 16

12-Sep-2001

Spin bowling set for urgent action in New Zealand

Urgent action over the state of the country's spin bowling is being considered by New Zealand Cricket

12-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

BCCI announces schedule for India-Zimbabwe series

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday announcedthe itinerary for the Zimbabwean tour of India in 2002.The 36-day tour which will immediately follow the India-England series will see India and Zimbabwe clashing in two Tests and

12-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Gilchrist chosen as Warriors' new captain

Adam Gilchrist's list of cricketing achievements continues to grow, with news today that he has been appointed Western Australia's captain for the 2001-02 domestic season.

12-Sep-2001•John Polack

Weather adds to Lancashire's gloom

Lancashire's relegation worries deepened as rain ruined the first day of their Cricinfo Championship match against Kent at Old Trafford

12-Sep-2001•Andy Wilson

Sri Lanka name 20-man pool for Sharjah

Dilhara Fernando, Nuwan Zoysa and Suresh Perera - bowlers with questionmarks against their fitness or bowling actions - were all named in a Sri Lanka pool of 20 by the national selectors to prepare for the three-nation Champions trophy cricket

12-Sep-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Somerset toil against Northants centurions

Michael Hussey and Russell Warren shared a third-wicket stand of 287 as relegation-threatened Northants reached 382-5 on the opening day of the CricInfo Championship match with Somerset at Taunton

12-Sep-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Somerset Board Eleven travel to Lakenham to take on Norfolk

The Somerset Board Eleven set off for Lakenham today for their second round match on Thursday against Norfolk in the 2002 Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy

12-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Record-breaking Flower hits the top

Outstanding Test batsman Andy Flower has made history by becoming the first Zimbabwean and the first wicket-keeper ever to go on top of the Pricewaterhouse world ratings after his heroics against South Africa

12-Sep-2001•Larry Moyo

Rooster back at The County Ground

The familiar figure of Andre van Troost was back at The County Ground todaybut only as a visitor

12-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Solution reached to crossover tours problem

A logistical headache in the lead-up to the New Zealand tour of Pakistan appears to have been solved should New Zealand A make the final of the Coromandel King Moin-ud-Dowlah Gold Cup in Hyderabad

12-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

'Six-million man' axed again

Pakistan cricket selectors left out eternally unfit "six-million Rupee man" Shoaib Akhtar from the 16-man squad for the three-match one-day internationals series against New Zealand starting here next Wednesday

12-Sep-2001

Pakistan decides to "write off" quadrangular involving India

The four-nation tournament that Pakistan and India were planning tohost early next year

12-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

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