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An inspired Punjab Cricket Club scored a comprehensive 95-run victory over Air India in the 7th JP Atray Memorial cricket tournament in Chandigarh today and secured a berth in the semi-finals

When the result of a match is inconsequential, it is difficult for even the most professional of cricketers to give off their best

Hyderabad opening batsman T Suman scored his second successive century in the competition as his side did well in scoring 262 for five off 101 overs at stumps on the first day of their South Zone Cooch Behar Trophy match against Andhra at the Ukku

Orissa Ranji player SS Das (79 off 81 balls) and Railways Ranji player Tejinder Singh (4 for 38) enabled Bishnoi Cricket Club to rout PCA Colts by seven wickets in the 7th JP Atray cricket tournament in Chandigarh today

The Goa under-19 team had to struggle all the way in the face of a good bowling performance by Kerala and were perched precariously at the end of the first day with only 71 runs on the board while losing eight wickets along the way in the Cooch Behar

The second day of the CricInfo Tourney 2000 in New Delhi was interrupted more than once by short, sharp showers

An unbeaten 97 in difficult circumstances by DA Chougule and some good bowling performances by both Tamil Nadu and Karnataka which resulted in as many as 17 wickets falling was the feature of the first day of the Cooch Behar Trophy South Zone league

The verdant setting of the cricket ground at the Jamia Millia University at Delhi proved to be ideal for the Indian women cricketers to stretch their limbs after a long stint away from match situations

Experience prevailed over youth as the star studded ONGC team pipped PCA Colts XI by two wickets in the 7th JP Atray Memorial cricket tournament at the PCA Stadium in Chandigarh today

It's a sure sign of experience developing in any cricket side when the milestones begin to tumble with more regularity

India under-19 player Manish Sharma scored a belligerent 74 to enable Punjab Cricket Club outclass Central Revenue Sports Board by 92 runs in the inaugural match of the seventh J.P

New Zealand won the Second Test against Zimbabwe by eight wickets at Harare Sports Club today, with 3.4 overs to spare, despite a magnificent fighting innings of 188 not out by Guy Whittall that came so close to saving the match

After eight days of ducking off home early, the New Zealanders had to face a hard day at the office in Harare, Zimbabwe

G Shankara Rao, with a bag of five wickets for 39 runs, was instrumental in Andhra gaining five points as their three day South Zone Cooch Behar Trophy match against Karnataka at Visakhapatnam ended in a draw on Friday

In another dour morning's play, Zimbabwe continued to slide slowly towards defeat, worn down by the persistent New Zealanders

It was a sight to gladden Kiwi hearts

Hyderabad romped home to a facile 10 wicket win over visitors Goa on the third and final day of the Cooch Behar Trophy South Zone League match at the Gymkhana Ground in Secunderabad on Thursday

After piling up 394 in the first innings Andhra had Karnataka struggling on 83/3 to hold the whiphand at stumps on the second day of their Cooch Behar Trophy South Zone league match at the Visakhapatanam Steel Plant stadium on Thursday

If New Zealand can score 465 runs with such a mixture of batting as it did in setting a record total against Zimbabwe in the second Test at Harare, what is it capable of when getting everything together

Zimbabwe set their minds on saving the match with a single-minded determination that rarely included scoring shots before lunch, when in 32 overs they added 40 runs without losing a wicket