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Cricketing journey still continues for Brian Hastings

Cricket has taken former New Zealand batsman Brian Hastings many places during his career since he left Wellington College in 1958 and tomorrow he will be on the front lines serving as match referee for the England-Pakistan series starting at Lord's

15-May-2001•Matthew Appleby

Pakistan formidable on paper but ordinary on performance

Leaving aside the controversies unnecessarily created by the befuddled Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) over captaincy, the hiring of half a dozen "White Elephants" and selection of Wasim Akram the team picked for the two Tests against England is not the

15-May-2001•Rehan Ullah Siddiqui

Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars squad chosen for United Kingdom tour

Women's Cricket Australia (WCA) today announced a squad of 14 players for the upcoming tour of the United Kingdom, beginning on 18 June 2001

15-May-2001•Women's Cricket Australia

Hampshire eleven for CricInfo Championship match v Gloucestershire.

Hampshire XI for CricInfo Championship match v Gloucestershire

15-May-2001•Vic Isaacs

West Indies open academy

West Indies opens its first cricket academy today in Grenada in a bid to develop future Test players who can help revive a side that's fallen to seventh in the world rankings

15-May-2001•Bloomberg

India have the better record against Zimbabwe at home

India's Test record against Zimbabwe is very much in keeping with their overall record of doing well at home but performing badly abroad

15-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

Indian news round-up

Indian coach John Wright has said he favours two or three spinners and four seamers prior to the selection of the Indian team to the tour of Zimbabwe

15-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Mahela Jayawardene casts an eye over the stars of tommorrow

The time has come to start preparations for the future

15-May-2001•Mahela Jayawardene

Gough credits influence of Caddick on the eve of his 50th Test

England go into the First Test against Pakistan at Lord's on Thursday with their longest established opening bowling partnership in history

15-May-2001•CricInfo

Sinclair innings wins rave reviews

Mathew Sinclair's innings of 199 not out in the Yorkshire League at the weekend has been described as one of the finest innings ever seen in the League

15-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Wright's idea of the ideal bowling attack

Indian coach John Wright said in Bangalore on Monday that two or three spinners and four seamers would be the ideal bowling attack in the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe

15-May-2001

Roebuck arrested on sex charges

Peter Roebuck has been arrested on three charges of indecent assault

15-May-2001•George Dobell

Keeness to win is fine, but desperation is not the solution

The home advantage works out for every cricketing country but perhaps it is most evident in India's case

15-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

India yet to win a Test in Zimbabwe

In October 1952, India were Pakistan's first Test opponents

15-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

Campbell's Diary: Reflections on the Bangladesh series

The dust has long settled on the Bangladesh Tour, and I have had the opportunity to take a 10 day break with my family on the Natal coast in South Africa

14-May-2001•Alistair Campbell

Mercantile provides window of opportunity

The Mercantile Cricket Association announced tonight that eight teams would participate in this years six-week Division A tournament, which is being sponsored by Singer Sri Lanka, as opposed to the ten that played last year

14-May-2001•Charlie Austin

English women employ an Aussie to help prepare for tough summer

Sunday, 24th June sees the start of the CricInfo Test series between the women of England and Australia at Shenley

14-May-2001•Ralph Dellor

Teenage Wheeler leads New Milton to victory over neighbours

Hampshire Under-16 prospect David Wheeler played the star role as New Milton pipped Southern Electric Premier League Division 3 neighbours by three wickets at Ashley

14-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Records of Azhar, Cronje and Malik may disappear from Wisden

Cricket records of former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin, disgraced South African skipper Hansie Cronje and former Pakistan captain Salim Malik may be obliterated from Wisden, the cricket lovers' Bible, if the recommendations of Sir Paul Condon

14-May-2001

To beat the heat, a day night camp in Rohtak

The heat wave prevailing in the North these days has forced the Haryana Cricket Association (HCA) to convert it's three week cricket coaching camp in progress at Rohtak into a day night affair

14-May-2001•Staff Reporter

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