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Disappointment for Seconds as Northants taste victory

After enjoying two good days, Somerset Seconds fell away badly and lost their three-day match against Northamptonshire at the County Ground

08-Jun-2001•Richard Marsh

West Indies name squads for African tour

The West Indies Cricket Board announced their Test and ODI squads to tour Zimbabwe and Kenya on Friday

08-Jun-2001•Derrick Nicholas

PCA demands tighter security for players

David Graveney, Chief Executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA), in full support of Alec Stewart's comments regarding the pitch invasion at the One Day International v Pakistan at Edgbaston last night, reiterates that the security

08-Jun-2001•Professional Cricketers Association press release

Sutherland installed as ACB's new Chief Executive Officer

Former Victorian fast bowler James Sutherland has been appointed the Australian Cricket Board (ACB)'s new Chief Executive Officer.

08-Jun-2001•John Polack

Class and form both have to be considered

Form is temporary, class is permanent

08-Jun-2001•Partab Ramchand

BCCI satisfied with South African tour itinerary

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Friday expressed satisfaction with the itinerary released by the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCBSA) for India's tour of South Africa from September 28 to November 28, BCCI secretary JY

08-Jun-2001

My hard work has paid off, says Nehra

Ashish Nehra, who was very much the best Indian bowler on the opening day of the first Test against Zimbabwe on Thursday, has said that his immediate objective was to cement his place in the Indian squad

08-Jun-2001•Staff Reporter

Final King report handed to South African government

The final report from Justice Edwin King's commission of inquiry into match-fixing and corruption in cricket has been completed and handed over to the South African government, the United Cricket Board said on Friday

08-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

ECB take action after Edgbaston pitch invasion

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has today been having urgent discussions with Warwickshire County Cricket Club, other ground authorities, the ICC Match Referee Brian Hastings, and representatives of the respective team managements,

08-Jun-2001•ECB Media Release

There's no better time to take on the Aussies

Article: Mudassar Nazar's column on Pak v Eng, NWS Ist ODI

08-Jun-2001•Mudassar Nazar

Notts have mountain to climb against Gloucestershire

For the third consecutive day Gloucestershire held the upper hand in their Championship match against Notts at Trent Bridge

08-Jun-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Fellows ruins Kent's recovery plan

Kent fought back bravely at Headingley after they began their second innings trailing Yorkshire by 201 runs but Gary Fellows grabbed two wickets near the close to leave them struggling on 174 for five and still 27 in arrears

08-Jun-2001•David Warner

Sail looking for improved season from Auckland

Tony Sail, the Auckland cricket coach, has got the message that the 2001/02 season must produce better results than last summer - and Sail will be passing a similar warning to his representative squad

08-Jun-2001•Don Cameron

Indian news round-up

Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh is silently preparing for a personal battle as India take on Zimbabwe in the first Test starting in Bulawayo on Thursday

07-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

President Of Bangladesh Cricket Board Distributed Prizes Among The Winners

June the 5th is going to be a memorable day for CricInfo Bangladesh

07-Jun-2001•Shahryar Khan

Northants tie with Australians in dramatic finish

The Australians narrowly escaped a second limited-overs defeat of the week as their contest with Northamptonshire - the tourists' final warm-up match ahead of their NatWest Series opener - ended in a tie at Wantage Road

07-Jun-2001•Robin Reid

Ramprakash leads Surrey assault on Somerset total

Runs kept coming at The Oval with Mark Ramprakash featuring prominently in registering his second CricInfo Championship century

07-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

Pitch invasion should not detract from majestic Pakistan performance

A partnership of 150 runs between Saeed Anwar and Inzamam-ul-Haq was the foundation for a comfortable 108-run Pakistan win in the first game of the 2001 NatWest Series, though the moment of victory was delayed by a pitch invasion from

07-Jun-2001•George Dobell

Hall out front

Wes Hall emerged last night as the front-runner to be new president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)

07-Jun-2001•Tony Cozier

Wasim Akram - The greatest cricketer I have played against

I'll get to the controversial stuff later but first things first

07-Jun-2001•Chris Cairns

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