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Dakin's huge hundred too much for Welshmen

Jonathan Dakin's innings of 179 totally dominated Leicestershire's easy victory over Wales at Swansea

27-Jun-2001•Howard Evans

Essex survive Berkshire challenge

There was a time when Essex, restricted to 218-9 in their 50 overs by a keen Berkshire side, were facing the ignominy of defeat at the hands of a minor county

27-Jun-2001•Ralph Dellor

Warwickshire overcome the jitters to beat Kent CB

Warwickshire suffered a few palpitations before booking their home fourth-round tie against Essex with a seven-wicket win over the Kent Cricket Board in sunny Canterbury

27-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messenger Group

West Indies make hay in the sunshine

The opposition, in the words of coach Roger Harper, was not as competitive as we had hoped, but the West Indies enjoyed a satisfying day in the sun here yesterday all the same

27-Jun-2001•Tony Cozier

Kevin Shine from March after Somerset beat Cambridge

After seeing his side through to a home fixture in the next round of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy against Glamorgan at Taunton on July 11th, Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me: "We've won and that's the most important thing for us

27-Jun-2001•Richard Walsh

Uganda springs shock defeat on Ireland

ICC Trophy tournament newcomer Uganda has delivered the shock result on day two of warm-up action here in Toronto

27-Jun-2001•John Polack

Super Challenge for Gabba

The Gabba will showcase a bumper season of international cricket this summer with confirmation today that Brisbane will host a One Day International between Australia and India in September.

27-Jun-2001•Queensland Cricket

Melbourne and Brisbane to host Super Challenge Series against India

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today confirmed that it will host a three-match one-day international series between Australia and India on 21, 23 and 26 September in Melbourne and Brisbane

27-Jun-2001

No new legislation envisaged as ECB meet with Government

Officials from the ECB are to meet with members of the UK Government today to discuss means of avoiding the crowd trouble that marred the recent NatWest Series

27-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Notts ease past Suffolk

Notts easily defeated Suffolk by nine wickets to advance to the fourth Round of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy

27-Jun-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Lehmann spares Yorkshire blushes

Darren Lehmann spared Yorkshire's blushing by steering them to a four-wicket victory over Bedfordshire at Luton in the third round of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy

27-Jun-2001•David Warner

Lathwell and Grove pave way for Somerset win

Somerset eased their way into the fourth round of the C & G Trophy with a comfortable 50-run victory over minnows Cambridgeshire at March

27-Jun-2001•Phil Tottle

Pakistan need much rebuilding for future

Australia won the NatWest Trophy because it was the best team, by far, in the tournament and in the process put to rest the theory that cricket is a game of glorious uncertainties

27-Jun-2001•Omar Kureishi

Australians deserve to win trophy

Pakistan cricket captain, Waqar Younis expressed satisfaction on the overall performance of the team in England but was bitterly disappointed over the loss to Australia in the NatWest final by nine wickets

27-Jun-2001

Will Malcolm Speed be accepting a poisoned chalice?

At the beginning of next month Malcolm Speed, the urbane Melbourne barrister, takes over as CEO of the International Cricket Council from his fellow Australian, the hardworking David Richards

27-Jun-2001•Raymond White

A-team coaches reflect on Test series

Pakistan A coach, Mudassar Nasser, declared that some of the players in the A team squad are ready to move up to the Pakistani senior side after their five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in the Third 'Test' Match at the Galle International Stadium

27-Jun-2001•Rex Clementine Fernando

Trott sets up easy Kent win over Cumberland

Kent beat Cumberland by nine wickets in the third round of the C&G Trophy at Barrow-in-Furness

27-Jun-2001•John Richardson

Through the Lens - the one-day wonders

One-day cricket is the best

27-Jun-2001•Paul McGregor

'We've proved that we are still one of the top teams'

Waqar Younis, the Pakistan captain, talks about his experiences in England

27-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

Haynes leads Lancashire to victory despite Shephard's heroics

Jamie Haynes marked his debut as a Lancashire opener with an unbeaten half-century in the seven-wicket win over Warwickshire Cricket Board at Blackpool today

27-Jun-2001•Colin Evans

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