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West Indies batsmen may struggle in Zimbabwe

One of the few Barbadians who have experienced conditions in Zimbabwe expects some West Indian batsmen to struggle on the forthcoming tour of the African nation

15-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Injury allows attention to Vettori's bowling action

Something positive looks likely to emerge from left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori's injury-forced absence from international cricket

15-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hasan keeps Pakistan afloat with unbeaten 89

An unbeaten 89 by skipper Hasan Raza kept together Pakistan 'A' first innings on the second day of the first Unofficial Test against Sri Lanka at Rangiri International Stadium in Dambulla (Sri Lanka) Thursday

15-Jun-2001

An awe inspiring estimate of Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar will amass 20,480 runs and 81 centuries in the next 10 years if he maintains his present form, according to an assessment by Wisden Cricket Monthly

15-Jun-2001

Rain frustrates Worcestershire again

Rain and a sudden batting slump eroded Worcestershire's position of strength in the CricInfo Championship meeting with local rivals Warwickshire at New Road

15-Jun-2001•Roy Bradley

Gloucestershire hope for help from the sun

Mark Alleyne and Matt Windows batted Gloucestershire into a position of strength on the third day of the CricInfo Championship match at Archdeacon Meadow

15-Jun-2001•Andy Stockhausen

Weston steers Middlesex to parity with Hants

A sterling innings from Robin Weston which spanned six hours and brought him an unbeaten maiden century for Middlesex, enabled his side to finish just 24 runs behind Hampshire's impressive first innings of 404

15-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

Smith ton puts Kent in commanding position

Former Cambridge Blue Ed Smith scored his second Championship century of the summer and took his match aggregate to 190 to put Kent into a commanding position going into the final day of their clash with Glamorgan in Maidstone

15-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Wood and Lehmann hit tons as draw at Bath seems inevitable

The 50th first-class hundred of Darren Lehmann's career and a century from youngster Matthew Wood guided Yorkshire to maximum batting bonus points in the Bath Festival match with Somerset

15-Jun-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Andy Flower heaps praise on Tendulkar, Harbhajan

Zimbabwe wicketkeeper-batsman Andy Flower may have been giving Sachin Tendulkars and Mark Waughs tough competition with his consistent prolific scores but when it comes to earnings, the most successful Zimbabwe cricketer is miles behind

15-Jun-2001

Stewart offers no excuses for hefty defeat

England's stand-in captain Alec Stewart made no excuses for his team's humiliating defeat at the hands of Australia in the latest NatWest Series encounter at Old Trafford

15-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Injuries have been major blow to Somerset's cause, says Anderson

Somerset answered their critics with an impressive batting performance against table-toppers Yorkshire at Bath when they scored a massive 553 for five declared

15-Jun-2001•Richard Walsh

Mongia joins line-up for Weekend of Legends

The number of countries represented at Trent Bridge's Weekend of Legends has increased to nine with the introduction of Indian international wicket-keeper Nayan Mongia

15-Jun-2001•Media Release

Australia and Pakistan prepare for phoney war

Australia and Pakistan begin psychological warfare tomorrow in the first of two NatWest Series encounters rendered meaningless before the teams meet in the final at Lord's on June 23

15-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Maddy puts Leicestershire in with good chance of victory

A career-best five for 67 from Darren Maddy has given Leicestershire a good chance of victory over bottom-of-the-table Northants in their CricInfo Championship clash at Grace Road

14-Jun-2001•Neville Foulger

Yorkshire take turn to enjoy batsman's paradise at Bath

Rain brought a merciful release for the bowlers as the Bath Festival pitch continued to prove a batting paradise on the second day

14-Jun-2001•Richard Latham

NatWest Series treat for foot and mouth victims

NatWest are to give away over 200 tickets to the Australia v Pakistan One-Day International match on Saturday (16 June) to North East youngsters unlucky to be hit by the foot and mouth outbreak

14-Jun-2001•Media Release

Rampant Australia dismiss England for their lowest one-day total

As the night skies closed in around Old Trafford, so too did the Australians

14-Jun-2001•Dave Edmundson

Shakeel's Report - NatWest Series 5th Match

14-Jun-2001•Abdul Shakeel

England humbled by Australia at Old Trafford

Article: Rafi Nasim column on Aus v Eng match, NWS ODI5

14-Jun-2001•Rafi Nasim

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