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Difficult task facing England U19s against West Indies

England's Under-19 cricketers are facing the problem of how to contain a powerful West Indies outfit which is already 289 runs ahead with five wickets still standing

08-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Gloucestershire on top thanks to Hewson and Windows

With the help of two valuable partnerships, Gloucestershire, having decided to make first use of a slow pitch at Lord's, were able to end the rain-affected first day's play, in which 44 overs were lost, on an impressive 198 for two

08-Aug-2001•Andy Jalil

Dav Whatmore: We are saving our best for the biggest games

Dav Whatmore National Coach During the last 12 months we have started to see a very encouraging trend: Sri Lanka are playing their best one-day cricket in the biggest games

08-Aug-2001•Dav Whatmore

Waqar threatens to quit if not consulted

Pakistan captain Waqar Younis demanded more say in selections and threatened that he would not play if his views on team compositions were not given due consideration

08-Aug-2001

Pybus contacted for short-term contract

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) authorities are still trying to persuade Richard Pybus to change his mind and resume his duties as coach of the team for the forthcoming season

08-Aug-2001

3rd Test, Australia v England, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1554th Test in cricket history

08-Aug-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

England's young female stars take on European competition

The England women's Under-19 cricket team will play Holland, Ireland and Scotland's senior teams in The European Cup at Bradfield College, Reading which starts tomorrow and finishes on Sunday 12th August

08-Aug-2001•ECB Media Release

Warren and Penberthy stage recovery with record-breaking stand

Russell Warren and Tony Penberthy shared a record-breaking partnership to leave Northamptonshire handily placed at the end of a rain-shortened day against third-placed Kent at Wantage Road

08-Aug-2001•Robin Reid

Aravinda de Silva unlikely to play against India

Sri Lanka's five-man selection committee will select the Test squad for the forthcoming three-match series against India on Thursday night and they look set to omit veteran batsmen Aravinda de Silva

08-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

Worcestershire on top after Notts slump

A dramatic collapse, which saw Nottinghamshire slump from 73-0 to be all out for 149, typified their recent form and snuffed out any lingering hopes of a late-season push towards the promotion places

08-Aug-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Timely hundred for Vandort as selectors look on

Sri Lankan Board XI batsman Michael Vandort stole the limelight on the first day's play of a three-day practice match against India with a brilliant century and, by doing so in front of the national selectors, became a serious contender for a place

08-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

Bosch post mortem suggests poisoning

The mystery surrounding the death of Tertius Bosch deepened on Wednesday amid claims that early indications from a post mortem on the former South African fast bowler's body show that he might have been poisoned

08-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Mullally nudges selectors with eight wickets

Alan Mullally produced his best figures of the season with perfect timing as the England selectors prepare to consider their side for the Fourth Test next week

08-Aug-2001•Pat Symes

Sussex award Lewry a benefit season

Sussex CCC are pleased to announce that Jason Lewry has been awarded a Benefit for the 2002 season

08-Aug-2001•Media Release

Sussex in charge after opening day against Australia

Sussex were in the driving seat at the close on the first day against Australia after rattling up 355-4 declared from 81 overs before reducing the tourists to 19-2 by stumps

08-Aug-2001•Bruce Talbot

Thorpe delays decision on fitness for Fourth Test

Graham Thorpe will wait until the end of this week before making a decision about his fitness for the Fourth Test at Headingley beginning on August 16

08-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Wasim should be an automatic selection

A hale and hearty Mark Twain decried reports of his death as "slightly exaggerated." I can't help feeling that speculation that Wasim Akram's career may be over comes in a similar category

08-Aug-2001•Omar Kureishi

Condon: we're closing in on match-fixing suspects

Lord Condon has revealed that his Anti-Corruption Unit is closing in on several suspects as his investigation into match-fixing continues

08-Aug-2001•CricInfo

England's New Zealand tour schedule Feb-Mar 2002

Sat 2-Mon 4 v Otago at Carisbrook, Dunedin Thu 7-Sat 9 v Canterbury at Christchurch Wed 13-Sun 17 v CLEAR Black Caps 1st Test at Jade Stadium, Christchurch Thu 21-Mon 25 v CLEAR Black Caps 2nd Test at Basin Reserve, Wellington

08-Aug-2001•ECB Media Release

Tendulkar unlikely to participate in Test series

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar is unlikely to participate in the three-Test series in Sri Lanka as the pain in his right toe still persists, according to Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) sources here today

08-Aug-2001

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