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Birthday boy Bishop strikes back for England U-19's in India

Justin Bishop, the Essex left-armer, celebrated his 19th birthday with a two-wicket burst to keep England in the game against The Rest of India Under-19's

04-Jan-2001•Staff and Agencies

Saurashtra end opening day at 269/8

Thanks to an unbeaten 57 by Amit Sinha, Saurashtra ended the first day at 269 for eight in their Vijay Merchant Trophy Under-16 quarterfinal match against Punjab at the Tala Park in Calcutta on Thursday

04-Jan-2001•Staff and agencies

Orissa well placed against Assam

Orissa, who are enjoying a very good season, continued their fine form on the opening day of their East Zone Ranji Trophy league match against Assam at the Tinsukia District Sports Association Stadium in Assam on Thursday

04-Jan-2001•Staff and agencies

Boland sneak home against Highveld Strikers

Boland beat the Highveld Strikers by three wickets with two balls to spare in an exciting Standard Bank Cup match in Paarl on Wednesday night

04-Jan-2001•MWP

Road to victory after Nairobi has been a long one for Kiwis

It's a long way from Nairobi to Wellington, and it has been just as long between One-Day International victories for New Zealand, but their eight-wicket win at WestpacTrust Stadium tonight was more like the form expected from the side by a discerning

04-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Gibbs, Kemp in one-day side

Herschelle Gibbs has been recalled to the South African one-day team while Eastern Province all-rounder Justin Kemp comes in for the first time, it was announced at Newlands on Thursday

04-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Erratic Julian brings Bushrangers unstuck

Brendon Julian has produced an erratic yet effective display of swing bowling, along with a remarkable run-out, to put the Western Warriors in the box seat after day one of the Pura Cup match with the Victorian Bushrangers at the WACA Ground

04-Jan-2001•Scott Holdaway

Karachi Whites restrict Rawalpindi to 199

Rawalpindi, Jan 2: Fine bowling by Karachi Whites' pacer Mohammad Sami restricted Rawalpindi to 199 in their first innings on the first day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I Cricket match here at the Pindi Cricket Stadium on Tuesday

03-Jan-2001

Horne century takes Otago to first innings points

When Otago began this the second day's play in the Shell Trophy match against Canterbury at Molyneux Park, they were chasing a Canterbury score of 201 to gain first innings points

03-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

Dominant Auckland closer to first Trophy points

Auckland, the humble, pointless cellar-dwellers of the Shell Trophy competition, might have been permitted to walk tall and proudly after completely dominating the second day of their four-day match against Northern Districts at the Eden Park Outer

03-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

More blue times for labouring West Indians

Blue skies, blue hair, more blue times for West Indies

03-Jan-2001•John Polack

Cullinan leads run spree as SA ram home advantage

For the second day running South Africa clambered all over Sri Lanka, a masterly century from Daryll Cullinan standing out as the centrepiece of a dominant batting display as the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match continued to gallop along at

03-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Bengal make quarterfinals on first innings lead

Bengal will meet Rajasthan in the three day quarter-final of the Vijay Merchant Trophy for the Under-16s starting on January 5 in Calcutta

03-Jan-2001•Santhosh S

Haldipur, Lahiri in 296-run opening stand

Bengal openers Nikhil Haldipur and Alokendu Lahiri tore apart the Bihar bowling on the opening day of their East Zone Ranji Trophy league match at the Eden Gardens on Wednesday

03-Jan-2001•Partab Ramchand

Batsmen help Delhi enter quarterfinals

The batsmen enabled Delhi to comfortably enter the quarterfinals of the Vijay Merchant Trophy Under-16 tournament by virtue of the massive first innings lead of 199 runs over Orissa at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Ground in Calcutta on Wednesday

03-Jan-2001•Natarajan Sriram

Free State collapse handing victory to Border

A stunning collapse by Free State saw them bowled out for just 154, handing Border victory by 55 runs at Buffalo Park and giving them a bonus point for the comprehensive nature of their victory

03-Jan-2001•MWP

Tough Wellington-Central contest represents more than just cricket

If anthropologists in future generations study cricket for a clue to man's lifestyle as revealed by his pleasures, they might reconstruct the record of the Shell Trophy match between Wellington and Central Districts at McLean Park and find it a

03-Jan-2001•Steve McMorran

Canterbury crumble to Otago seamers after solid start

When Matthew Horne won the toss and put Canterbury into bat at Molyneux Park, Alexandra, the immediate thought by those present was that he would be expecting a great deal of help from bowlers to dismiss this his province's most ancient of enemies

02-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

Pocock makes Northern pay dearly for early mistake

The 15-Test international career of Blair Pocock, the Auckland opening batsman, was not notable for his supply of good luck with form, selectors and injuries, so he was entitled to a critical piece of good fortune at the start of the Shell Trophy

02-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

Bell pushes further with Trophy ton against Central

Matthew Bell might do well over the next few days to stay within earshot of a telephone

02-Jan-2001•Steve McMorran

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