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Surrey cruise to 10-wicket triumph

Surrey seemed intent on winning by as large a margin as possible, taking few chances and dropping the scoring rate as they gradually approached the modest target of 159

27-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

Herefordshire in shock win over Middlesex

Middlesex suffered the indignity of a three-wicket loss to Herefordshire at Kingsland - only the 11th time since the Gillette Cup started nearly 40 years ago that a Minor County has beaten first-class opposition

27-Jun-2001•Norman de Mesquita

Sussex through at expense of Cornwall

Sussex eased through to the fourth round of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy after a 33-run win over Cornwall at Truro

27-Jun-2001•Bruce Talbot

Bracewell hits back at critics

Gloucestershire coach, John Bracewell, has hit back at critics of his record-breaking side

27-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Indian news round-up

The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has decided to obtain the services of an outstation coach for its senior team for the forthcoming domestic season

27-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Rich Board, bankrupt cricket

Article: Agha Akbar's Comment

27-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

Ganguly, Dravid star as India race to victory

Zimbabwe probably forfeited their place in the Coca Cola Cup final when they lost to India by four wickets at the Queen's Sports Club in Bulawayo on Wednesday

27-Jun-2001•John Ward

Hertfordshire caught out by Pipe and Hick

Young wicket keeper Jamie Pipe claimed a competition record eight catches as Worcestershire stormed into the fourth round of the C & G Trophy

27-Jun-2001•Ged Scott

Easy for Northants despite Paynter's hundred

Northamptonshire were able to shrug off the challenge of the county's own Board XI by nine wickets at Wantage Road, despite a magnificent century from Academy batsman David Paynter

27-Jun-2001•Robin Reid

Glamorgan hold nerve to beat Derbyshire

Glamorgan held their nerve to beat Derbyshire by three wickets and go through to the Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy last 16

27-Jun-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Peng trumps Johnson's effort as Durham progress

An exhilarating century by England Under-19 batsman Nicky Peng carried Durham to a seven-wicket victory against Hampshire in the C and G Trophy third round at Chester-le-Street

27-Jun-2001•Tim Wellock

Indian news round-up

Indian middle order batsman VVS Laxman, who injured his left index finger during India's emphatic win over Zimbabwe in Harare on Sunday, did not suffer any fracture and will be under medical supervision for a few days

26-Jun-2001

Kaneria puts Sri Lanka in a spin

The unofficial Test series between Sri Lanka and Pakistan was delicatelypoised tonight after a frantic second day of the final four-day game atGalle today

26-Jun-2001•Charlie Austin

Second XI Trophy Results

Hove: Essex 195-9 (JE Bishop 46; CD Hopkinson 4-34) Sussex 129 (JR Carpenter 57; JE Bishop 5-26, MK Davies 4-26) Essex won by 66 runs

26-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Shine takes Cambridgeshire seriously

Somerset coach Kevin Shine is: "taking the game against Cambridgeshire very seriously," he told me at 6pm on Tuesday evening, just a few minutes before he held a full team meeting

26-Jun-2001•Somerset

Andover, Lymington, Havant and Rowledge make last four of SEC Cup

Little Flamingos came within an ace of landing a massive Southern Electric Contracting Cup quarter-final shock, losing by only two runs to Premier Division 1 side Andover at The Holt last night (Tuesday)

26-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

CBI sleuths' leave for New Delhi without visiting BCCI office

The Central Bureau of Investigtion (CBI) sleuths, who were in Mumbai to enquire into the telecast rights sold by top officials of the the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), left for New Delhi on Monday night without visiting the BCCI

26-Jun-2001

Anderson considers going to members on ground move

Following his comments regarding the possible relocation of Somerset County Cricket Club to a new out of town site Chief Executive made the following statement at The County Ground on Tuesday

26-Jun-2001•Richard Walsh

India, Pakistan plan joint quadrangular series next year

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are planning to jointly host a 13-match quadrangular limited overs cricket tournament when Zimbabwe and the West Indies visit the two countries in February-March

26-Jun-2001

From the physio's bench

Jamie Cox ,who is suffering from a chipped thumb has seen a specialist who has said that surgery is not neccesary, and rest will cure the situation

26-Jun-2001•Somerset

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