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The time to groom another opener is now

The troublesome opening position is once more throwing up a few tantrums on the eve of the second Test at Harare

14-Jun-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

ECB joins consortium in Centre of Excellence bid

The Management Board of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) decided today to engage with Sport England and the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) in an informal consortium to seek planning permission for the redevelopment of facilities at the Bisham

13-Jun-2001•ECB Media Release

Adams hits highest score for Sussex against former county

Chris Adams cracked his highest score for Sussex against his former county Derbyshire at Arundel

13-Jun-2001•Bruce Talbot

Surrey and Essex wickets tumble at Ilford

An absorbing day's cricket at Ilford saw 17 wickets fall although Pitches Liaison Officer Raman Subba Row, who was in attendance, said the matter would be automatically reported to Lord's

13-Jun-2001•Paul Hiscock

Lashings take on university champions Loughborough

Loughborough University, who last week won the inaugural ECB Universities Championship under the guidance of Former England Test star Graham Dilley, tomorrow host the 'village' side Lashings for a one-day match

13-Jun-2001•Loughborough University press release

4th Match, England v Pakistan, Natwest Series, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1722nd ODI in cricket history

13-Jun-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Shiv Sunder Das offered executive post in SAIL

Shiv Sunder Das, whose sterling performance helped India break the 15- year-old jinx of not being able to win a Test match outside the sub continent, has been offered an executive post in the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) by the Indian

13-Jun-2001

England need cool heads, says Graveney

England need players who can keep cool heads when victory is within their grasp, said chairman of selectors David Graveney

13-Jun-2001•CricInfo

India never ruled out playing in Pakistan: ICC chief

The International Cricket Council (ICC) chief Malcolm Gray has said that the Indian Sports Minister Uma Bharati never ruled out India playing in Pakistan but had only slammed the Board of Control for Cricket in India officials for jumping the gun

13-Jun-2001

Thorpe ruled out for another week

England's middle-order mainstay, Graham Thorpe, will not return to the one-day side at least until the final NatWest Series qualifying match against Australia at The Oval on June 21

13-Jun-2001•CricInfo

NatWest giant screen brings cricket to G-Mex centre

NatWest are bringing cricket fans live, free coverage of the NatWest Series match between England and Australia at Old Trafford, tomorrow at the first-ever NatWest Giant Screen Event in Manchester

13-Jun-2001•Media Release

England are learning despite one-day defeats

In his latest exclusive diary entry for CricInfo, the England captain assesses England's performance in their first three games of the NatWest Triangular Series against Pakistan and Australia

13-Jun-2001•Alec Stewart

Frustrations mount for England as Pakistan make it two in a row

Article: Imtiaz Sipra column on Pak v Eng match, NWS ODI4

13-Jun-2001•Imtiaz Sipra

Betting advice on England v Australia

Matt Finnigan of Ladbrokes previews the Natwest Triangular One-Day International between England & Australia

13-Jun-2001•Matt Finnigan

Testers off target'

Ricky Skerritt does not believe his work during the last 15 months was adequately evaluated, but the reinstated West Indies manager admits there were some shortcomings within the team set-up

13-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Longer shelf life for players has its advantages in England

Well another week has flown by, one that many in the club will never forget

13-Jun-2001•Stephen Fleming

Indians among participants in double wicket tourney

Double wicket competitions are still a popular draw the world over

13-Jun-2001•Staff Reporter

Gray hints at action against countries refusing to play another

The International Cricket Council needs more powers to deal with issues like match-fixing and the refusal of countries to play against certain opponents, ICC chief Malcolm Gray said in Sharjah on Tuesday

13-Jun-2001

Men-of-the-matches in England 99, are called on to join Bangladesh-A squad

Taking part in the 1999 World Cup was a dream for Bangladesh, who began the Tournament hoping for a solitary win over Scotland

13-Jun-2001•Shahryar Khan

BCCI not happy with Dhaka as venue for ATC final

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is not happy about the Asian Cricket Council's (ACC) decision to award the Asian Test Championship final to Dhaka (Bangladesh)

13-Jun-2001

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