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Code of conduct likely for West Indies players

The off-field performances of West Indies players could be formally assessed from next season

04-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Cricket part of the lifeblood of the Snedden family

Incoming chief executive for New Zealand Cricket Martin Snedden admitted today that cricket had coursed through the blood of the Snedden family for most of the 20th Century and would continue in a more practical fashion in the 21st Century

04-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Blackwell leads Somerset with all-round show

Worcestershire's two-match winning start in the Benson & Hedges Cup was rudely interrupted by a buffeting from Somerset all-rounder Ian Blackwell

04-May-2001•Roy Bradley

One-day tournament (Associations): Sheikhupura earn third consecutive win, Lahore and Karachi Blues lose in Pool B

Sheikhupura brightened their chances of reaching the semi-finals stage of One-day tournament (Associations) after routing favourites Karachi Blues by 7wickets, as Imran Nazir, the test discard, got the highest individual score of the competition so

04-May-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Russel Arnold believes mental strength is the key

Russel Arnold Winning the Sharjah final was a relief

04-May-2001•Russel Arnold

Consistency key' for WI

If the West Indies are to seriously challenge South Africa for the Cable & Wireless Trophy, they must show more consistency

04-May-2001

Wasim Akram criticizes boards for devaluing series

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has criticized the Pakistan and England boards for limiting the upcoming series to only two Tests

04-May-2001

Sri Lankan tournament draw released

New Zealand's draw for the One-Day International triangular series with Sri Lanka and India, in Sri Lanka has been released

04-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Condon has evidence against Pakistan?

The interim report of the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) is likely to be made public on May 23, two days after the ICC Code of Conduct Commission hands it over to the ICC Executive Board

04-May-2001

Pakistan 'A' to tour Sri Lanka in June

A Pakistan 'A' team will visit Sri Lanka on a three-week tour next month, official said

04-May-2001•Sports Reporter

Better prospects for play, as Hampshire chose 13 for Surrey B&H match

Hampshire retain the same 13 for their expected B&H Match v Surrey.

04-May-2001•Vic Isaacs

West Indies ask Walsh to go on Zimbabwe tour, says Dujon

Recently retired Courtney Walsh has been asked by the West Indies to tour Zimbabwe, says assistant coach Jeff Dujon.

04-May-2001•Bloomberg News Agency

Laxman, Harbhajan Singh eagerly waiting for Zimbabwe tour

The new stars of Indian cricket, middle order batsman VVS Laxman of Hyderabad and off-spinner Harbhajan Singh of Punjab are looking forward to winning a Test series overseas with the Zimbabwe tour starting from May 28

04-May-2001

The potential in this country is immense: Tyson

Former England fast bowler Frank Tyson said in Mumbai on Friday that the cricketing potential in India was immense and he was happy to come back on a 15-day coaching assignement to help Mumbai fast bowlers and coaches

04-May-2001

Hollioake makes sure of Surrey victory at the Rose Bowl

Ben Hollioake guided Surrey to a comfortable victory over Hampshire on the first day of cricket at the £17m Rose Bowl, more easily achieved than the 23-run margin suggests

04-May-2001•Pat Symes

Lancashire crush Derbyshire thanks to Murali and Atherton

Muttiah Muralitharan and Mike Atherton linked up to give Lancashire a crushing ten-wicket victory over Derbyshire in Liverpool which kept their hopes of reaching the Benson & Hedges quarter-finals alive

04-May-2001•Andy Wilson

Dav Whatmore relishes the prospect of Pakistan in England

In a country that has endured a winter marred by grating weather, a foot and mouth epidemic, a one-sided Premiership, and some stuttering performances in the World Cup qualifiers, the cricket fans are still smiling

04-May-2001•Dav Whatmore

Nondescripts on the verge of first-class championship

Nondescripts Cricket Club (NCC) need to score 247 runs to secure a first innings victory against Colombo Cricket Club (CCC) to become the first-class champions this year

04-May-2001•CricInfo

Powell and Hinds in West Indies team for 3rd one-dayer

THERE are two changes to the West Indies XI for the third Cable & Wireless One-Day International against South Africa at the Queen's Park Stadium in Grenada tomorrow

04-May-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Durham left to rue lack of acceleration

Nottinghamshire won the battle of the two unbeaten sides in the northern group of the Benson & Hedges Cup when they beat Durham by five wickets with five balls to spare at Chester-le-Street

04-May-2001•Tim Wellock

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