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Exuberant Shoaib Akhtar off to England

Article: Shoaib Ahktar departure for England

07-May-2001•Agha Akbar

Graveney backs seamers with Giles a doubt for First Test

David Graveney, the England chairman of selectors, has revealed that England are likely to rely on seam bowling in this summer's Tests

07-May-2001•CricInfo

Southern Electric Premier League Results - Week 1

Lymington 268-8 (Trestrail 60, Craft 58, Clemow 33, Young 31, Griffiths 25, Oldcorn 4-49) Old Basing 103 (Summers 39, Quantock 23, Smith 5-21, Phillips 3-15)

07-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

SEPL - But it is a wet start to the season though!

The wettest winter on record carved significant inroads into Saturday's scheduled opening round of matches in the Southern Electric Premier Cricket League

07-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Inzamam-ul-Haq: Big man, big deeds

Inzamam-ul-Haq: Profile

07-May-2001•Agha Akbar

Prolific Trescothick continues fine run with century against Gloucestershire

Marcus Trescothick continued his tremendous start to the season with a fourth century in six innings to lead Somerset to a 108-run Benson and Hedges Cup victory over Gloucestershire at Taunton

07-May-2001•Richard Latham

Hussey and Loye condemn Glamorgan to wooden spoon

Gold Award winner Mike Hussey scored a maiden 100 for Northamptonshire to ease his side to an eight-wicket victory over Glamorgan at Cardiff

07-May-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Essex beat Middlesex by 71 runs

Despite a determined innings of 73 from captain Stephen Fleming, Middlesex were beaten by 71-runs to end their interest in this year's competition

07-May-2001•Paul Hiscock

Series review: Zimbabwe justify favourites tag over Bangladesh

Numerous records were equalled, set and broken in the two-match Test series which Zimbabwe started as firm favourites to win

07-May-2001•Larry Moyo

Quarter-final draw made for Benson and Hedges Cup

The Benson and Hedges Cup quarter-final draw was made on Monday, with defending champions Gloucestershire securing a home draw against Durham

07-May-2001•Sean Beynon

Double century for Sinclair in first league outing

New Zealand Test batsman Mathew Sinclair marked his entrance into the Yorkshire league at the weekend when scoring a double century for his Cleethorpes club

07-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Buchanan to meet with ACB over selector claims

John Buchanan's role as national coach will be scrutinised when he meets with Australian Cricket Board chief executive Malcolm Speed on Wednesday

07-May-2001•Michael Crutcher

Southern Electric Premier League Division One - Week 1 Report

Burridge, who avoided relegation by the skin of their teeth by winning their final match at Cove last season, have given their Southern Electric ECB Premier League prospects a massive boost by trouncing Andover by nine wickets at London Road

07-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Kent beat Surrey in a thriller

Surrey suffered a dramatic one-run Benson and Hedges Cup defeat in Canterbury, but qualify as the Southern group runner's up while Kent crash out

07-May-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messanger Group

England to play Wales at Cardiff in 2002

07-May-2001•Andrew Hignell

Gloucestershire's daunting total proves beyond Worcestershire

Gloucestershire were indebted to contrasting innings from Ian Harvey and Kim Barnett as they edged out Worcestershire by 21 runs in the Benson & Hedges Cup match at Bristol

06-May-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Sussex victory based on all-round team effort

Sussex have all but guaranteed a place in the knockout stages of the Benson & Hedges Cup after easing to a five-wicket win over Kent at Hastings

06-May-2001•Bruce Talbot

NCC clinch Premier championship with thrilling win

Nondescripts CC led by ex-Sri Lanka cricketer Hashan Tillakaratne clinched Sri Lanka's domestic premier championship title on Sunday when they came from behind to snatch a thrilling three-wicket win over Colombo CC in the final Super League match

06-May-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Eight wicket win gives South Africa 3-1 lead in one-day series

South Africa drew maximum reward from a hard weekend of cricket as they beat the West Indies by eight wickets in the fourth one-day international at Queen's Park stadium on Sunday and took a healthy 3-1 lead in the seven-match series

06-May-2001•Marcus Prior

West Indies need settled selection policy

As unpalatable as it is, Carl Hooper spoke the undeniable truth on Friday

06-May-2001•Tony Cozier

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