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Only the weather can save Gloucestershire

Worcestershire will start the final day of the Championship match at Bristol with fingers crossed for some fine Bank Holiday weather

27-May-2001•Richard Latham

Bad weekend for Sampath Bank

Sampath Bank suffered their second successive defeat of the weekend when they lost by 26 runs to Access Group in a Mercantile 'A' division cricket match played at Moors SC grounds on Sunday.

27-May-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Derbyshire on the brink of defeat

Hampshire are on course for victory at Derby where Derbyshire collapsed to a combination of seam and spin

27-May-2001•Nigel Gardner

Warwickshire likely to make it five in a row

Warwickshire are poised for their second Championship win of the season after Sussex ended the third day at Hove with a lead of just ten runs and six second innings wickets down

27-May-2001•Bruce Talbot

More chop and change

West Indies cricket found itself embroiled in further and familiar controversy and conjecture yesterday on the eve of a ten-day camp to prepare the team for the imminent tour of Zimbabwe and Kenya

27-May-2001•Tony Cozier

Essex make it to the close without mishap

Essex will need a further 332 runs if they are to beat county champions Surrey when play resumes tomorrow although they do have all their second innings wickets intact

27-May-2001•Paul Hiscock

Durham heaps more embarrassment on Lancashire

Durham went to the top of the Norwich Union League division two as they heaped more embarrassment on Lancashire with a 24-run win at Chester-le-Street

27-May-2001•Tim Wellock

Pietersen smashes Notts into pole position

With another extraordinary batting display at Lord's by Kevin Pietersen which took him to 65 not out from only 46 balls, following his unbeaten 165 in the first innings, Nottinghamshire were able to declare on 252 for eight, setting Middlesex a

27-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Yorkshire almost stumble in the gloom

Yorkshire beat Northamptonshire to pick up 19 points and go top of the CricInfo Championship table at Headingley yesterday, but victory was not achieved with the ease that they had expected

27-May-2001•David Warner

Minor Counties Championship 2001

March: Cambridgeshire 269 (RJ Rollins 83, NT Gadsby 58, DG Wilson 50no)

27-May-2001•CricInfo

Bulbeck heading for Somerset comeback

After bowling an impressive 10 overs and taking 3 for 22 for Somerset Cricket Academy against Sussex at Taunton School today, former England Under-19 bowler Matt Bulbeck said: "It felt good out there today

27-May-2001•Richard Walsh

Indians field full strength side against Zimbabwe A

Indian preparations for their first series victory on foreign soil in 15 years will be put to the test when they take on Zimbabwe A in their tour opening three-day match at Mutare on Monday

27-May-2001

Phil Frost goes to Bath

Somerset Head Groundsman Phil Frost made his first visit of the season to the Rec at Bath on Friday, where Somerset will be playing Yorkshire in a 4-day championship match starting on June 13th

27-May-2001•Richard Walsh

Somerset Cricket Academy latest

The Somerset Cricket Academy played two one-day matches against Sussex Cricket Academy at Taunton School on Thursday and Friday

27-May-2001•Richard Walsh

Nick Knight recalled to England Test squad

Nick Knight has been recalled to the England squad for the second Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford as a batting replacement for injured captain Nasser Hussain.

27-May-2001•CricInfo

Indian news round-up

Last year, three trainees at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore - Sridharam Sriram, Md Kaif and Shiv Sundar Das - were sent to the Australian Cricket Academy in Adelaide to hone their skills

27-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Kent frustrated by the Mumbles mizzle

Rain washed out the third play`s play in the County Championship match between Glamorgan and Kent at St.Helen`s in Swansea

27-May-2001•Andrew Hignell

ACU hopes to lessen malpractices by World Cup 2003

The match-fixing incidents in cricket would have considerably decreased by the time the next World Cup is held in South Africa in 2003

27-May-2001

Indians field full strength side against strong Zimbabwe A

The Indian touring team, almost immediately after their arrival in Zimbabwe, commuted to the small city of Mutare in the country's Eastern Highlands for the first of their two first-class warm-up matches prior to the First Test

27-May-2001•John Ward in Mutare

Hoad's words ring a bell

What is most pertinent, and disturbing, about Joe Hoad's comments last week is not the pettiness over whether or not he was fired before he quit as West Indies team psychologist or whether or not he got on with manager Ricky Skerritt

27-May-2001•Tony Cozier

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