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Who will pay for washing the Indian cricketers' linen

29-May-2001

PCB's new 'Vision'?

LAHORE - So the PCB now has a vision, or so it says; previously it was blamed for a singular lack of it

29-May-2001•Agha Akbar

Their early flight home

Mushtaq Ahmed, Mohammad Wasim and Imran Farhat are the three players who have suffered the axe

29-May-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Indian news round-up

South Zone retained the Chandra Tripathi Trophy junior inter-zonal women's cricket championship when they defeated North Zone by nine wickets in the last match of the four team league at the KD Singh Baba stadium in Lucknow on Sunday

29-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Gloucestershire wither under Edgbaston floodlights

Dominic Ostler battered Gloucestershire to their second National League defeat of the season with his maiden century in the competition under the Egbaston floodlights

29-May-2001•John Sheldon

Minor Counties Championship, 27-29 May 2001, Day 3

Dean Park, Bournemouth: Dorset 272 and 103 (KE Cooper 5-36)

29-May-2001•CricInfo

Changes a must'

Pat Rousseau says the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) will continue to make personnel changes til we get the thing working efficiently

29-May-2001•Tony Cozier

Rowe slaps ton but Burridge still overhaul

South Wilts skipper Russell Rowe cracked a superb 117 - only to finish on the losing side as Burridge snatched a dramatic penultimate-ball Southern Electric ECB Premier Division 1 victory at Botley Road

29-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

Unbeaten Lymington and Portsmouth on collision course

Lymington and Portsmouth, whose clash in Southsea next Saturday could go a long way to deciding the outcome of the Souhern Electric Premier Division 2 championship, won key games

29-May-2001•Mike Vimpany

India-Pakistan cricketing ties run into rough weather

Despite all the goodwill gestures generated by cricket officials from India and Pakistan while drawing up the fixtures for the Asian Test Championship (ATC) at Lahore on Friday, there was always the lurking doubt that all was not hunky dory

29-May-2001•Partab Ramchand

Rain ruins second day's play at Mutare

Unexpected and unseasonal overnight rain on an inadequately covered pitch, together with a brief drizzle at lunchtime and very light Scottish mist at times during the day, caused the second day's play at Mutare Sports Club to be abandoned without a

29-May-2001•John Ward

Ladbrokes previews the Second npower Test between England and Pakistan

Those who followed the advice of my colleague, Matt Finnegan, prior to the First Test will be happy with England's victory inside three days of actual play

29-May-2001•Albert Tapper

Indian trip could be lifeline for Zimbabwean cricket

To the cash-strapped Zimbabwe cricket administrators, the current tour by the Indian team is expected to be a windfall

28-May-2001

A soggy draw in Swansea

The final day of Glamorgan`s Championship match with Kent at Swansea eventually began at 3.50pm after another morning of continuous rain and a persistant sea fret

28-May-2001•Andrew Hignell

India to prefer Asian Test Championship over indoor tournament

India will participate in the 'official tournament' in case of a clash of dates between the Asian Test championship and an indoor one-day series against Australia, both scheduled in September this year

28-May-2001

Essex put up the shutters

A century from Paul Grayson provided the backbone as Essex fought out a draw against Surrey at the Oval

28-May-2001•Paul Hiscock

An interesting series in the offing

The series I'm referring to is neither between Pakistan and England nor is it the famous Ashes, but it is to be played on Zimbabwean soil and the team pitted against them will be India

28-May-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Dravid rescues Indians in Zimbabwe tour opener

As India began their tour of Zimbabwe, the highlight of the first day of their match against Zimbabwe A was a brilliant century by Rahul Dravid, which enabled them to declare at 336 for nine and take one wicket for 33 runs in 16 overs by the close.

28-May-2001•John Ward

A Silver Lining on the horizon for Asian cricket?

The black clouds that hovered over Indo-Pak cricket relations seem to have partly blown over and lo and behold, there appears a silver lining in Asia's cricket horizon

28-May-2001•Rafi Nasim

Sports Ministry pulls up BCCI chief

Unhappy at the "unilateral announcement" that India would play Pakistan at Karachi during the Asian Test Championship (ATC) in September, the Sports Ministry has conveyed its displeasure to the President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India

28-May-2001

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