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Tufnell's Turn: England need 'do or die' attitude

They're not bad, these Australians, are they

25-Jul-2001•Phil Tufnell

Sri Lankan middle order bursts back to life

Sri Lanka's under performing middle order burst back to life at the Premadasa International Stadium today, as the home side completed a five-wicket victory against New Zealand in the fourth match of the Coca Cola Cup

25-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

It's a good feeling to get back to form after a rough time: Russel Arnold

Man of the match in the fourth game of the Coca Cola Cup, Russel Arnold not only guided his team to victory but also returned to form, which has eluded him in the recent past

25-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Home draws for Somerset and Leicestershire in C&G semi-finals

The draw for the semi-finals of the C&G Trophy has paired Somerset with Warwickshire at Taunton, while Leicestershire will play Lancashire at Leicester

25-Jul-2001

Is a gap growing between the divisions in the CricInfo Championship?

There is growing evidence of a performance gap between the two divisions in the CricInfo Championship

25-Jul-2001•George Dobell

Hampshire chose full strenghth side for Australia clash.

Hampshire chose full strenth side to meet Australia.

25-Jul-2001•Vic Isaacs

Somerset make most of Kent's slipshod display

Somerset made the most of Kent stage fright to canter through to next month's Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy semi-finals with a 52-run quarter-final win in steamy Canterbury

25-Jul-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messenger Group

England face long, hot summer against Aussies

It's going to be a long, hot summer for England

25-Jul-2001•Omar Kureishi

Pakistan may abandon plan for foreign coach, says Zia

The Pakistan Cricket Board, seeking a foreign coach for its team, may opt for a Pakistani if it can't hire someone by August, PCB chairman General Tauqir Zia said

25-Jul-2001•Bloomberg

Mohammad Rafique follows Minhajul

Mohammad Rafique has not joined the Bangladesh-A camp still

25-Jul-2001•Shahryar Khan

Indian news round-up

Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar, who skipped the on-going triangular one-day series in Sri Lanka due to a hairline fracture to his right toe, is feeling better and is likely to go in for another bone scan on August 10

25-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Price is right to enjoy CricInfo Championship

There has never been a better time to watch county cricket

25-Jul-2001•George Dobell

Sussex squad announced for Gloucestershire game

Jason Lewry is suffering from a slight elbow strain but is expected to be declared fit for Sussex's match against Gloucestershire at Cheltenham on Friday 27 July

25-Jul-2001•Media Release

Happy to be back and keen to improve - Suresh Perera.

Suresh Perera, the promising fast bowler tipped as a player who can turn out to be the great all-rounder Sri Lanka lusts after, justified his selection to the senior team by winning the man of the match award in the game against India on Sunday

24-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

More big names sign up for Gough's benefit

New Zealand captain, Stephen Fleming, and West Indian Test players Phil Simmons and Junior Murray have added their names to the list of starts taking part in Darren Gough's benefit match

24-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Indian players in Lanka safe, security tightened

Security at the hotel, where the Indian and New Zealand cricketers are staying in Colombo, has been further tightened after a group of LTTE rebels attacked the Katunayake military airbase, adjoining the International airport in Colombo early today

24-Jul-2001

Australia are the best team I've played against

In his latest exclusive diary entry for CricInfo, England's wicketkeeper-batsman reflects on the missed opportunities that have put England backs to the wall in the Ashes series

24-Jul-2001•Alec Stewart

Leicestershire clinch C & G semi-final spot as Worcestershire crash out

Leicestershire stayed on course for a one-day double by overwhelming Worcestershire by 118 runs to register an 11th consecutive victory in limited-overs competitions

24-Jul-2001•Roy Bradley

Somerset Seconds in charge against Sussex at Hastings

Somerset Seconds had by for the best of the first day of their Championship match against Sussex at Hastings

24-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Second XI Championship Scores

Chester-le-Street: Gloucestershire 304 (RC Williams 75, M Kileen 4-73) and 55-1 Durham 86 and 163 (RJ Sillence 4-35) Gloucestershire win by 9 wickets

24-Jul-2001•CricInfo

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