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Sri Lankan selectors look to 2003 World Cup

The Sri Lankan selectors have made four changes to the one-day squad that won the ARY Gold trophy in Sharjah last April and have revealed a change of strategy for the forthcoming triangular series against India and New Zealand

08-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Loye sees Northants to win over Yorkshire

Northamptonshire Steelbacks broke their duck in the Norwich Union League this season at the sixth attempt, courtesy of a three-wicket victory over Yorkshire Phoenix at Wantage Road

08-Jul-2001•Robin Reid

Saggers helps Kent retain record with win over Gloucestershire

Unbeaten Kent Spitfires held their nerve to land a 31-run win over last season's undisputed one-day kings Gloucestershire in a rain-affected clash in Canterbury

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

Notts too strong for Somerset

Skipper Darren Bicknell led Notts to a comfortable three-wicket win at Taunton to maintain their challenge at the top of Norwich Union League

08-Jul-2001•Richard Latham

Shah shows his class in tied thriller

Middlesex and Essex played out an exciting tie at Southgate; both bowled out for 120 on a pitch that offered far too much help to bowlers of all types

08-Jul-2001•Norman de Mesquita

Wickets set to tumble for Warne again

BIRMINGHAM, England - His passion for the game restored, Shane Warne is likely to become the first Australian to break the magical 400-wicket barrier during the five-Test Ashes cricket series against bamboozled England

08-Jul-2001•Will Swanton

Jacobs to miss second Test

The confusion over Ridley Jacobs' suspension by ICC match referee Dennis Lindsay reached a conclusion yesterday

08-Jul-2001•Tony Cozier

Former and present Sri Lankan cricketers gather to play at Matale

The residents of Matale could get a glimpse of former and present Sri Lankan cricketers when the Sri Lanka Cricketers' Association played a friendly match at Bernard Aluvihare Stadium yesterday

08-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine Fernando

Taylor's heroics in vain as Australia win Second Test of CricInfo Women's Series

The England Women lost the Second CricInfo Ashes Test by nine wickets at Headingley this afternoon

08-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

Lewis trumps Croft to earn victory for Durham

Robert Croft's all-round efforts for Glamorgan were upstaged by Durham skipper Jon Lewis at Chester-le-Street today

08-Jul-2001•Tim Wellock

Southern Electric Premier League - Week 10 Results

Havant II 142 (3pts) (Mist 48, Ferguson 29, J Taylor 4-34) Winchester K.S

08-Jul-2001•SEPL

India's bubbling talent gets a safe harbour in Bishen Bedi

One of the brightest stars of the sporting world continues to shine brilliantly, this time through hundreds of scintillating sparks that promise a brave new world of Indian cricket

08-Jul-2001

Ganguly pleads for 'best of three' finals

Having been grounded by West Indies in the final after a superlative performance in the league matches, Indian captain Saurav Ganguly has advocated the case of having a 'best-ofthree' final in one-day tournaments

08-Jul-2001

Northants award Hussey county cap

Mike Hussey, Northamptonshire's overseas player, has been awarded his county cap

08-Jul-2001•Robin Reid

Indian News round-up

Indian skipper sourav ganguly mooted a case for best of three finals in one-day competitions after losing to the west indies in the cocacola cup final on saturday

08-Jul-2001•Staff and agencies

Bailey's defiance all in vain as Worcestershire beat Derby by an innings

Worcestershire wrapped up their second CricInfo Championship win of the season by an innings and three runs but Rob Bailey's first century of the season kept them waiting well into the afternoon session

08-Jul-2001•Nigel Gardner

Maddy's allround skills too much for Surrey

Leicestershire Foxes crushed Surrey Lions by 128 runs to make it six-wins-in-a row and cement their place at the top of the Norwich Union League First Division at Grace Road

08-Jul-2001•Neville Foulger

India should learn to play better under pressure: Ganguly

Smarting under the 16-run loss to West Indies in the final of the triangular series in Harare on Saturday, skipper Saurav Ganguly said India would have to think about a strategy for playing better cricket under pressure

08-Jul-2001

7th Match (Final), India v West Indies, Coca Cola Cup, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1734th ODI in the cricket history

08-Jul-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

New English Women's coach promises bright future

So says England Women's new Australian coach, John Harmer

08-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

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