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Shoaib, Akram join camp

Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) most pampered as well as most controversial player Shoaib Akhtar, had his first session in the training camp Thursday but was not exposed before the media by the team management

17-Aug-2001

Wasim included but Moin ignored

Pakistan cricket selectors named Wasim Akram for the two-day practice match scheduled at the National Stadium on Aug 20 and 21

17-Aug-2001

Lanka, Pakistan A teams to play in India in November

The Sri Lankan A and Pakistan A teams will play a triangular one-day series in India in November, according to former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Raj Singh Dungarpur

17-Aug-2001

Ben Smith wins cricketer of the month award

The Bland Bankart plc 'Cricketer of the Month' Award for July 2001 has been awarded to Ben Smith

17-Aug-2001•Media Release

Last-day stalemate looks likely at Edgbaston

Warwickshire made the most of a potential stalemate at Edgbaston by claiming the maximum eight bonus points with a career-best 186 not out by David Hemp

17-Aug-2001•John Sheldon

Leaders Sussex still have work to do against Derbyshire

Sussex ended another hard fought day marginally in front although they still have to lot to do against a Derbyshire side who have pushed them all the way

17-Aug-2001•Nigel Gardner

Hard-fought day at Canterbury

Kent posted a modest first innings lead of 43 after a hard-fought, cut-and-thrust second day of this CricInfo Championship clash with Surrey in Canterbury

17-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell

Indian news round-up

The screening committee of the Asian Cricket Foundation (ACF) met in Kolkata on Wednesday to begin the process of finalising the panel of Development Officers as part of a programme to promote the game in the Asian region

16-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Gillespie: We want to make Katich's debut special

The preparation for the Test here in Leeds has gone very smoothly

16-Aug-2001•Jason Gillespie

Bradman never missed a Tendulkar innings in last five years

Sir Donald Bradman was first impressed by Sachin Tendulkar while watching a one-day game against Australia in the 1996 World Cup and never missed a chance to see an innings from the Indian maestro after that, the book 'Bradman's Best' reveals

16-Aug-2001

Warwickshire have hopes of avoiding follow-on

Mark Wagh and David Hemp gave Warwickshire hope of reaching a target of 375 to avoid following on after a mammoth total of 524 by Worcestershire at Edgbaston

16-Aug-2001•John Sheldon

Maher leads the way for Glamorgan

Jimmy Maher scored his third century of the summer to put Glamorgan right back into their CricInfo Championship Division One clash with Essex at Sophia Gardens

16-Aug-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Northants face tough task despite Hussey's efforts

Northants are facing a tough battle to avoid the follow-on in their CricInfo Championship match against Lancashire at Old Trafford mainly because of John Crawley's 280

16-Aug-2001•Andy Wilson

Windows and Taylor put Gloucestershire on top

Matt Windows and Chris Taylor hit centuries to bat Gloucestershire into a strong position on the second day at Bristol

16-Aug-2001•Richard Latham

Yorkshire in complete control at Leicester

Leaders Yorkshire are on course for their eighth CricInfo Championship win of the season as they chase their first title for 33 years

16-Aug-2001•Neville Foulger

Katich receives baggy green

LEEDS, England - Debutant Simon Katich was presented with a baggy greencap by former Australian captain Richie Benaud while rain delayed thestart of the fourth Ashes Test at Headingley.

16-Aug-2001•Will Swanton

Punjab to host four Deodhar Trophy matches

The Deodhar Trophy matches will be played in the North Zone from February 20 to 27

16-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Hampshire Academy keen to join Southern Premier League

Hampshire want to play in the Southern Electric ECB Premier League next year, with a team made up of young contracted players and academy students

16-Aug-2001•Mike Vimpany

Neutral umpires to officiate in ATC

The technical committee of the Asian Cricket Foundation which met in Kolkata on Thursday, decided that the matches of the Asian Test Championship will be supervised by neutral umpires

16-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

ACC to go ahead with ATC even if India pull out

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) announced that it will go ahead with the Asian Test Championship as per schedule even if India pulled out of the meet though it was prepared to "bend backward" to ensure that all countries participate

16-Aug-2001

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