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Thorpe ruled out of opening NatWest Series games

England's in-form batsman Graham Thorpe has been ruled out of the first two opening NatWest Series games through a right calf muscle injury

07-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Gibbs escapes further ban

Herschelle Gibbs will be available for selection when South Africa tour Zimbabwe later this year following a disciplinary hearing in Johannesburg on Thursday evening

07-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Opening stand puts Yorkshire in strong position against Kent

A splendid opening partnership of 152 between Scott Richardson and Matthew Wood helped put CricInfo Championship leaders Yorkshire into a strong position against second-placed Kent at Headingley

07-Jun-2001•David Warner

It's the Darren Thomas show at Chelmsford

Essex trail Glamorgan by 41 runs with nine wickets intact after being forced to follow on 171 runs adrift with the visitors Darren Thomas enjoying another superb day

07-Jun-2001•Paul Hiscock

Thomas and Dale turn tables on Essex

A memorable day for Darren Thomas who recorded his maiden first-class century that assisted his side to a healthy total after they had slumped to 128-6 after winning the toss

06-Jun-2001•Paul Hiscock

Through the Lens - a conversation with Patrick Eagar

Like all lovers of cricket, those of us who work in the game await all Ashes series with anticipation and relish

06-Jun-2001•Paul McGregor

Ray Julian: Umpires were warned they were missing no-balls

Ray Julian, the third umpire for the Old Trafford Test, has revealed that the umpires in the middle were warned that they were missing no-balls before the controversial dismissals on the final afternoon

06-Jun-2001•George Dobell

Indian players' laundry bills problem solved: Diwadkar

The touring Indian cricket team's laundry bills problem has been solved on the eve of the first Test against Zimbabwe

06-Jun-2001

Zimbabwe will have to be in top form to match the Indians

After a strong showing in the warm-up matches, although the opposition was disappointing, India must go into the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club tomorrow as favourites

06-Jun-2001•John Ward

No more experiments with makeshift openers please

The second warm up game for the Indians touring Zimbabwe, played against the CFX Academy side, was heartwarming and at the same time set off some alarm bells at the back of the mind

06-Jun-2001•Anand Vasu

Hemantha Devapriya: The players have an opportunity to impress

The Pakistan A team is soon to arrive in Colombo where they will play threeunofficial Test Matches and three One-Day matches

06-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Tufnell: Forget about umpires and get on with it

Cricket can be full of disappointments

06-Jun-2001•Phil Tufnell

Pitch Inspectors called in as 18 wickets fall in a day between Sussex and Worcestershire

The ECB's pitch inspectors will be heading to Horsham tomorrow after a dramatic first day saw 18 wickets fall

06-Jun-2001•Bruce Talbot

Lathwell falls short but revives Somerset innings

Mark Lathwell, with an innings that fell just one run short of what would have been his first century of the season and an invaluable innings of 73 by Peter Bowler, saw Somerset placed more comfortably on 260 for six at stumps after struggling on 74

06-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

This outfit has lots of potential to produce high-calibre cricket

Article: Rameez Raja's Column after the 2nd Test at Old Trafford

06-Jun-2001•Rameez Raja

Krikken and Dumelow to the rescue for Derbyshire against Durham

Karl Krikken and Nathan Dumelow rescued Derbyshire after Durham spinner Nicky Phillips had sparked another all too familiar batting failure

06-Jun-2001•Nigel Gardner

Barnett and Taylor bat Gloucestershire into control against Notts

Thanks to centuries from Kim Barnett and Chris Taylor, Gloucestershire batted themselves into a dominant position on the first day of their Championship match against Notts at Trent Bridge

06-Jun-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

HNB and Seylan Bank clash for Mercantile league title

Reigning champs Hatton National Bank and challengers to their title Seylan Bank recorded contrasting victories as the Mercantile 'A' division league entered its penultimate day of matches before it draws to a conclusion on Wednesday

06-Jun-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Lancashire and Leicestershire frustrated by rain

Lancashire suffered yet more Championship frustration at Old Trafford today

06-Jun-2001•Andy Wilson

Is MJ Gopalan the oldest living Test cricketer?

Who is the oldest living Test cricketer

06-Jun-2001•Partab Ramchand

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