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Decision to declare against Kent was a daft decision

Long distance Test match fever is not the same as being there and suddenly I wished that I was with the team and at Lord's

16-May-2001•Omar Kureishi

It will be a tough series for India, says Streak

Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak is a bit surprised at the emphasis that India will lay on the fast and seam bowling department

16-May-2001•Staff Reporter

Umpires grading introduced

The promotion and demotion of umpires will be effective from the forthcoming 2001-2002 domestic season which begins in October

16-May-2001

Tigers snare Australian cricket's new face

Tasmanian cricket today consummated its smash and grab raid on boom allrounder Shane Watson by signing the 19-year-old Queenslander to a three-year contract

16-May-2001•Don Woolford

McGarrell returns to West Indies team for final one dayer

With only their pride to play for, the West Indies selectors have made one change to the team which lost to South Africa in Trinidad by 53 runs on Saturday

16-May-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Croft released, Hoggard retained as England opt for seam attack

England have opted to play an all seam attack in the First Test against Pakistan at Lord's tomorrow

16-May-2001•CricInfo

Top UCB officials knew of marijuana-smoking incident

Top United Cricket Board officials Percy Sonn and Gerald Majola knew of the marijuana-smoking incident involving five South African cricketers in the Caribbean shortly after it took place, the Johannesburg newspaper Business Day has charged.

16-May-2001•Peter Robinson

BKSP Becomes Standard Chartered School Cricket Champions

The 19th Standard Chartered School Cricket Trophy at last clenched by the expected side, BKSP, when they trounced Manikganj Govt

16-May-2001•Shahryar Khan

Notts innings disrupted by rain

On a frustrating day at Trent Bridge the elements triumphed, allowing only 9.4 overs play during which Notts, put in to bat, reached 41--1

16-May-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

West Indies end one-day series with six-wicket win

West Indies win the seventh and final one-day international by six wickets, but South Africa still take the series 5-2

16-May-2001•Marcus Prior

West Indies have enormous worries

It's easier to remove Lord Nelson's statue from Heroes Square than to captain the West Indies team at the moment

16-May-2001•Andi Thornhill

Jonty Rhodes prepares to become the first South African to play 200 Internationals

With a 5-1 lead and one eye on the plane home, South Africa's cricketers could be excused for taking preparations for the seventh and final one-day international against the West Indies a little easy

16-May-2001•MWP

Fleming and Shah punish Durham

Owais Shah was unbeaten on 86, his highest championship score for two years, when heavy rain arrived at Chester-le-Street with Middlesex on 182 for two after 62 overs

16-May-2001•Tim Wellock

Pakistan and England cross swords at Lord's

The anxiously awaited series between Pakistan and England starts with the first Test at Lord's on Thursday May 17

16-May-2001•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

MCA renames stand at Wankhede stadium after Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday joined the group of legendary cricketers whose names embellish the Wankhede Stadium with the Mumbai Cricket Association deciding to rename the stand above the MCA pavilion for former and present cricketers and their family

16-May-2001

Middle order poses a problem for selectors

Belatedly, the newly appointed five-man selection committee will select the national pool for the forthcoming one-day triangular and Test series against India this week

16-May-2001•Charlie Austin

Rewriting history a pointless punishment for match-fixers

Admirable as the work of the International Cricket Council's anti-gambling squad may be, the reported intention to expunge transgressors names from the record books is not one of the more illuminating suggestions

16-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Lord's Test: Seaming conditions will favour England

Article: Salahuddin Sallu's Straight Talk column

16-May-2001•Salahudin Ahmed (Sallu)

Cricket selectors to continue policy on youth

The recently appointed Sri Lankan selection committee, headed by Tikiri Banda Kehelgamuwa, has confirmed that it will continue with the youth policy that has been followed since the 1999 World Cup

16-May-2001•Saadi Thowfeeq

First Test creates a real buzz around Lord's

Test week at Lord's and the place is a buzz with final preparations taking place before Thursday

16-May-2001•Stephen Fleming

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