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Vandort century holds up India in practice game

Sri Lanka's Test hopefuls may have flopped, but future prospect Michael Vandort impressed with a fine century, as a Sri Lanka Board XI middle order recovered from the loss of early wickets to score 326 against India at the P Saravanamuttu Stadium

08-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian news round-up

The Press Trust of India reports that Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar is unlikely to tour Sri Lanka for the three-Test series that begins on August 14

08-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Second XI Trophy final date fixed

The Second Xl Trophy final between Somerset 2nd XI and Surrey 2nd XI will be played on Monday 10 September (reserve day Tuesday 11 September) at the County Ground, Taunton.

08-Aug-2001

Bruyns quits Boland

Andre Bruyns has resigned his position as Director of Cricket with the Boland Cricket Board

08-Aug-2001•CricInfo Staff

Lancashire play down Boycott coaching link

Lancashire today attempted to play down suggestions that Yorkshire stalwart Geoff Boycott could be linked with their coaching position at Old Trafford

08-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Johnson takes a leaf from Malcolm's book

Rob Turner and Richard Johnson rescued title-challenging Somerset with an eighth-wicket stand of 109 on an action-packed second day of the CricInfo Championsip match with Leicestershire at Taunton

08-Aug-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Surrey grateful for Butcher's effort against Glamorgan

Mark Butcher carried his bat for his first century of the season as Surrey rushed to 281 all out on the first day of their CricInfo Championship match against Glamorgan at The Oval today

08-Aug-2001•Matthew Appleby

Bari refuses comments on sacking of senior players

Chairman Pakistan cricket selectors Wasim Bari Tuesday refused to comment on the decision not to include senior players, including Wasim Akram in the 27-probables named to attend the on-going training camp

08-Aug-2001

Indian news round-up

Catch them young is a well known phrase in sporting circles

07-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

District Cricket to receive £3.6m over five years

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) projects that £3.6m will be injected into cricket development over the next five years, thanks to partnership funding sourced from Sport England's Active Sports scheme and The Cricket Foundation

07-Aug-2001•ECB Media Release

Shabbir, Sami leave selectors red faced

The "dummy" Pakistan cricket selectors were left red faced when pacemen Mohammad Sami and Shabbir Ahmad were ruled out of action for at least two weeks even before the camp started at the National Stadium

07-Aug-2001

India take on Board XI as Lankan selectors ponder final XI

India will play their only three day match ahead of the three-matchTest series against Sri Lanka from tomorrow at the P

07-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

Lancashire chief 'surprised' by coach Simpson's decision

Lancashire chief executive Jim Cumbes admitted today that he was "surprised" by Bobby Simpson's announcement that he will leave the club as coach at the end of this season

07-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Career-best for Burns as Leicestershire struggle

Mike Burns returned career-best figures of 5-50 as Somerset enjoyed the better of the opening day at Taunton

07-Aug-2001•Richard Latham

Tufnell's Turn: a major milestone but no England recall - yet

It has been a time of mixed emotions for me

07-Aug-2001•Phil Tufnell

Middlesex aim to regain top spot

Middlesex are aiming to bounce back from their first CricInfo Championship defeat of the season when they entertain Gloucestershire at Lord's tomorrow

07-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Peters hat-trick has England reeling

Left-arm seamer Kenroy Peters took a hat-trick for West Indies to rip the heart out of the England middle order on the second day of the Under-19 test at Grace Road, Leicester.

07-Aug-2001•CricInfo

No evidence to support Mark Waugh allegations - ACB investigator

No evidence has been found over which Mark Waugh could be charged over bribery allegations made in India last year, according to a special investigator of the Australian Cricket Board.

07-Aug-2001•Rick Eyre

The Oval to host Asia versus The World rematch

The Oval will be host to another Asia versus the Rest of the World one-day game at the conclusion of the England season

07-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Shoaib's attitude no problem

The manager of the Pakistan cricket team Yawar Saeed Monday said the youngsters would not be affected by the humiliating exit of some of the senior players for the training camp which began at the National Stadium

07-Aug-2001

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