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It's plain sailing for Mariner - Division Two Report for week 3

Will Mariner smashed four sixes in a blistering 40 not out as Sparsholt hit 27 runs off nine balls of the final two overs to secure a thrilling two-wicket win over Southern Electric Premier League Division 2 rivals Hambledon

20-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Hussain out for 4-5 weeks after breaking thumb

England captain Nasser Hussain has been ruled out of the remaining Test series against Pakistan and possibly the NatWest Series after breaking his thumb at Lord's this morning

19-May-2001•CricInfo

ICC Committee to review technology and playing conditions

A discussion on the role of the third umpire in international cricket and a triennial review of on-field playing conditions will be top on agenda when the ICC Cricket Committee-Playing meets in London on May 23

19-May-2001

Hants panic to throw away winning chance

Hampshire threw away the chance of a second successive Rose Bowl championship victory against Gloucestershire

19-May-2001•Pat Symes

Both sides indulge in poor batting at The Oval

Both sides batted poorly at The Oval with Surrey, 46-0 overnight, bowled out for 190 and Leicestershire following their self-destructive example in losing five wickets for 94

19-May-2001•David Green

Notts bat through day for maximum batting points

With more than 300 overs lost on the first three days, Nottinghamshire just used the final day of their match against Warwickshire for some batting practice and to pick up some valuable bonus points

19-May-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Di Venuto scores first Championship hundred in tame draw

Michael Di Venuto's first Championship century for Derbyshire failed to revive a rain-haunted fixture with Worcestershire

19-May-2001•Roy Bradley

Run-outs end Durham's dash for victory

Two run outs in two overs ended Durham's attempts to reach a target of 302 in 70 overs against Middlesex at Chester-le-Street

19-May-2001•Tim Wellock

Pakistan in England - Urdu Report

19-May-2001•Maria Naureen

England in the driving seat

Playing to a plan - safe and steady - England lifted their total to a challenging 391 today

19-May-2001•Rafi Nasim

West Indies to make final pick

The West Indies selectors will choose the squad of 16 for the forthcoming tours of Zimbabwe and Kenya next weekend during the special preparatory camp in Trinidad

19-May-2001•Tony Cozier

With the Seconds

The Somerset Second Eleven match against Middlesex at Ealing last week was abandoned as a draw without a ball being bowled

19-May-2001•Richard Walsh

Indian news round-up

Five senior Indian players have asked the Board of Control for Cricket in India to have a contract system for them based on their seniority, said Ratnakar Shetty, member of the BCCI's finance committee and joint secretary of the Mumbai Cricket

19-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Match-fixing probe says corruption still a problem: report

Despite the life bans on prominent cricketers and stringent new constraints, the scourge of match-fixing in international cricket was still on and recent matches involving Pakistan are being investigated, media reported in London on Saturday

19-May-2001

Shakeel's Urdu Report - Lord's Test Day 3

19-May-2001•Abdul Shakeel

Bowl short, short and short! Not in England, you can't

19-May-2001•Mudassar Nazar

Benson and Hedges Cricket

Somerset stage the biggest match at The County Ground for two years when they play Yorkshire on Wednesday in the quarter finals of the Benson and Hedges Cup

19-May-2001•Richard Walsh

Steffan Jones - faster than ever this season

Fast bowler Steffan Jones has set himself the target of bowling at 90mph this season

19-May-2001•Richard Walsh

Lee, Gillespie confirm fitness ahead of England tour

Australia's chances of recording a history-making seventh successive Ashes series victory over England received a major boost today when any lingering doubts over the fitness of pace bowlers Brett Lee and Jason Gillespie were dispelled

19-May-2001•John Polack

Yorkshire take full quota of bonus points

The complete wash-out of the first two days deemed that bonus points would be the only realistic aim for both sides and it was Yorkshire that proved the most successful, taking the full quota of eight points

19-May-2001•Paul Hiscock

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