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Quiet weekend for Kiwis in the English Leagues

Mathew Sinclair's Yorkshire Premier League club team mates at Cleethorpes showed they had been learning from Sinclair's example when taking a big hand in the side's win over Appleby Frodingham at the weekend

04-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Scotland post third straight victory in ICC Trophy

Favourites Scotland scored their third consecutive victory in Group A of Division One of the ICC Trophy beating UAE by five wickets here Monday

04-Jul-2001•Latafat Ali Siddiqui

Hick eyes England World Cup place

Graeme Hick has not ruled out returning to the England set-up - with his sights set firmly on the 2003 World Cup

04-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Waugh receives ICC Test trophy

BIRMINGHAM, England - Australian captain Steve Waugh made history today when he was presented with the International Cricket Council Test world championship trophy at Edgbaston

04-Jul-2001•Will Swanton

Canadians hold on in hectic finish

Six days into the competition and still Canada found a way to breathe fresh life into this ICC Trophy tournament with an extraordinary two wicket victory over the United Arab Emirates today

04-Jul-2001•John Polack

Morton Expelled From Academy

The career of the hard-hitting, Leeward Islands batsman, Runako Shakur Morton seems to be at the crossroads - if not at a dead end

04-Jul-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Hoggard released by England as Vaughan prepares for surgery

Matthew Hoggard, the Yorkshire and England medium-fast bowler, was today released from international duty and made available to play for his county in their game against bottom-of-the-table Northamptonshire, which starts today at Wantage Road

04-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Ladbrokes reveals First Test special bets

This summer's cricket is about to reach fever pitch with the start of the Ashes on Thursday and Ladbrokes have released a host of special bets on the First Test

04-Jul-2001•Matt Finnigan, Ladbrokes

Indian news round-up

Former Indian all rounder Manoj Prabhakar

04-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Bharti agreeable to Indo-Pak cricket ties, with a rider

Sports Minister Uma Bharti today said she would not oppose the revival of cricket ties with Pakistan but demanded a reciprocal gesture from that country regarding hockey

04-Jul-2001

Turner and Dutch revive Somerset

Rob Turner and Keith Dutch led a determined Somerset fight back after they had been reduced to 158-6, having won the toss at Taunton

04-Jul-2001•Richard Latham

Turner and Dutch rescue Somerset

After seeing his side end the day on 291 for 6 at Taunton Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me: "It was a good end to the day for us

04-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Kent reach respectability against Lancashire

Kent and Lancashire matched each other blow for blow on an eventful opening day of this sun-kissed CricInfo Championship clash in Canterbury

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

Somerset Under 11's and Under 13's get off to a winning start.

Somerset Under 11's and Under 13's teams have both got off to a flying start this season

04-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Uganda, Namibia seal playoff berths

Both teams were forced to hold their nerve, but Uganda and Namibia have ensured that they will qualify for the playoff round of the 2001 ICC Trophy following sound victories over France and Gibraltar respectively today.

04-Jul-2001•John Polack

Waugh plans to unleash pace trio on English

BIRMINGHAM, England - The haunting memory of Australia's opening morning of the Edgbaston Test four years ago will tempt Steve Waugh to unleash his pacemen on a makeshift England team when the 61st Ashes series begins tomorrow

04-Jul-2001•Will Swanton

Giles back in Test frame as Croft and Hoggard leave squad

The news that England's first-choice spinner, Ashley Giles of Warwickshire, will be fit to play if required in the First Test, which starts tomorrow at Edgbaston, will hearten an England team buffeted by injuries, illnesses and lack of fitness

04-Jul-2001•CricInfo

BCCI to take legal action against 'Outlook'

The secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India Jaywant Lele today dismissed reports alleging Indian cricketers took steroids to enhance their performance and said the BCCI was contemplating legal action against the "reckless reportage" on

04-Jul-2001

Edgbaston pitch invaders face £1,000 fines

Spectators will be fined £1,000 if they enter the playing area during the First Ashes Test between England and Australia at Edgbaston starting tomorrow, the ground's owners said

04-Jul-2001•Bloomberg

Inzamam under more fire?

It seems the whole (cricket) world is after Inzamam

04-Jul-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

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