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Weekes does the damage as Middlesex scrape home

An enthralling finish at Lord's saw Middlesex scramble home by one run in their reduced-overs Benson & Hedges match against Kent who seemed to be progressing comfortably at one stage on 102 for 3 after 24 overs, chasing 147 for victory

03-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Postcard: Justin Ontong - Guts and Big Match Temperment

I think it took some guts and BMT for Ridley Jacobs to have hit the winning runs the way he did and hopefully in one of the games to come it will be me or one of the our guys in a similar situation winning it for our team

03-May-2001•Justin Ontong

Waqar opposed Shoaib's selection

The advisory council of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) was split over the inclusion of controversial fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, highly placed sources said

03-May-2001•Sports Reporter

Vece Paes appointed as physio to East Zone Academy

The East Zone wing of the National Cricket Academy run by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has started functioning in Kolkata

03-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Arindam Das, the next Prince of Kolkata?

He is the new wonder-kid on the blocks as far as Bengal cricket is concerned

03-May-2001•Staff Reporter

'Rawalpindi Express' derails again: Team off to England

Shoaib Akhtar failed in the first hurdle on his comeback bid when he did not board the flight with the rest of the Pakistan team members for London on a demanding 54-day England tour

03-May-2001•Sports Reporter

No threat to full membership status according to ICC

Sri Lanka's full membership status of the ICC is not threatened by the ongoing cricket board crisis according to a report in the Daily Mirror today

03-May-2001•CricInfo

Black Cap tradition proves a winner for NZC

As methods of engendering a sense of belonging in a unique family go, New Zealand Cricket hit on a winner when deciding to award presentation black caps to all New Zealand's Test players or their families

03-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Shelley Fruin takes major Auckland award

Auckland Hearts opener Shelley Fruin, of the Grafton United club, was last night awarded the RT Cup as the Auckland Cricket Association's Women's Club Player of the Year during the Crown Relocations Awards night for Auckland Cricket

03-May-2001

Prime minister tries to get Cuffy his job back

St Vincent prime minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves has made a personal plea in a bid to get West Indies fast bowler Cameron Cuffy his job back

03-May-2001•CricInfo

Sri Lanka's cricket administrators return to the courts

As Sri Lankan players rest their weary limbs after five months on the gruelling international circuit, the prolonged struggle for control of the country's ruling cricket body rumbles on with an intensity that the cricketers would struggle to surpass

03-May-2001•Charlie Austin

South Africa level series at 1-1

The high-quality fielding and the controlled bowling the West Indies exhibited at Sabina Park last weekend were nowhere to be seen at the Antigua Recreation Ground here yesterday

03-May-2001

Pakistan Team off to England with bright hopes?

Pakistan's 17 man squad selected to face the might of England followed by the Australian giants, is off to England with bright hopes of coming out of the 'defeat syndrome' which has dogged them for sometime

03-May-2001•Rafi Nasim

Indian news round-up

The Union Sports Minister Uma Bharti on Wednesday said in Ahmedabad that there would be no hurdles in India's participation in the ICC KnockOut tourney next year

03-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Waugh is the best, says Ganguly

It may seem a bit strange, especially after the verbal duels that both have had

03-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Argentina Domestic Season: Statistical Round up

As the season finished we can take a look from the final averages wich proves the foreigners are the best

02-May-2001•George Cribbes

Internationals Bell and O'Leary take out Wellington awards

Wellington internationals Matthew Bell and Anna O'Leary walked off with the region's cricketer of the year awards presented tonight

02-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hampshire's first game at £17m new ground washed out

Hampshire's big day was ruined when umpires Trevor Jesty and John Holder decided it would be impossible to stage the first ever scheduled match at their new £17 million ground at the Rose Bowl, West End

02-May-2001•Andy Ford

NCA committee to meet at CCI on May fourth

The National Cricket Academy (NCA) Committee will meet at the Cricket Club of India (CCI) in Mumbai on May 4

02-May-2001

Surrey again fall foul of the weather

For the second consecutive day, Surrey's Benson & Hedges cup game has been affected by inclement weather

02-May-2001•Andy Jalil

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