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England close to springing surprise on final day

An overnight leak in the pitch covers, which delayed the start of play by three hours, coupled with England's pedestrian batting yesterday, looked for all the world like it had condemned this match to a drab draw

18-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

England close to springing surprise on Board President's XI on final day

An overnight leak in the pitch covers, which delayed the start of play by three hours, looked for all the world like it had condemned this match to a draw

18-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

Ramesh, Laxman and Miller share honours

A splendid 104 by Sadagopan Ramesh, his 195-run second wicket stand with VVS Laxman (94) and fine spin bowling by Colin Miller who bagged six wickets for 90 runs highlighted an eventful second day's play in the three day match between India A and the

18-Feb-2001•Waleed Hussain

Timid Wellington stumble short of expected total

Wellington may have made the mistake of being too cautious, too concerned about the end result of the Shell Trophy race when they stumbled to a modest first innings score of 247 on the first day of their match against Auckland at Cornwall Park today

18-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Pryor bowls Otago into dominant position

Otago took the honours on the scheduled second day of their ninth round Shell Trophy match with Northern Districts, courtesy of a Craig Pryor five-wicket bag and a quality catching performance behind the stumps

18-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

David Kelly leads Central batting assault

Central Districts finished day two of this four-day Shell Trophy match with Canterbury in a very strong position at 383/5

18-Feb-2001•Warwick Larkins

Alleyne hundred keeps England A hopes alive

Mark Alleyne battled bravely in a vain attempt to reach the Leeward Island's first innings total but he ran out of partners and England A fell short by 71 runs in their final round Busta Cup match in Anguilla

18-Feb-2001•Kate Laven

WI Domestic: Bajans in a spin

A familiar script was written at Kensington Oval yesterday

18-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

Blues make advance to Final as Tigers retreat

To stay alive in this season's competition, New South Wales simply had to beat Tasmania in the teams' Mercantile Mutual Cup clash here at the Sydney Cricket Ground today

18-Feb-2001•John Polack

Warriors concede points as Dawes and Bulls run riot

A career-best haul from Bulls quick bowler Joe Dawes has helped Queensland secure first innings points on a remarkable day one of its Pura Cup match against Western Australia

18-Feb-2001•Steve Magoffin

Rain washes out second day between Mashonaland and CFX Academy

Continued staedy rain in Harare caused the abandonment of the second day's play without a ball being bowled

18-Feb-2001•John Ward

Jumbos foiled by the rain, SBC semi to be played on Monday

Rain which began falling shortly before lunch caused KwaZulu-Natal's Standard Bank Cup semifinal playoff against Eastern Province on Sunday to be abandoned as a washout

18-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Mashonaland beat Academy and weather in Logan Cup

Mashonaland beat both the Academy and the weather to win their Logan Cup match by 65 runs

18-Feb-2001•John Ward

Easy victory for South African Youth in second one-dayer

New Zealand's Under-19s lost by seven wickets to South Africa in the second of the three-match one-day series at Owen Delany Park, Taupo today

18-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Warriors concede points as Dawes and Bulls run riot

A career-best haul from Bulls quick bowler Joe Dawes has helped Queensland secure first innings points on a remarkable day one of its Pura Cup match against Western Australia

18-Feb-2001•Steve Magoffin

White shines for England against Board President's XI

The English displayed admirable tenacity on the third day of their last practice game before the First Test Match in Galle, as they batted their way through the day

17-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

Englefield reigns supreme but lacks support

A maiden first-class century by Jarrod Englefield on his native ground, but made not playing for the home side, but for his adopted team, Canterbury, was the highlight on the first day of the Shell Trophy match at Horton Park in Blenheim

17-Feb-2001•Warwick Larkins

Kasprowicz saves Australia the blushes

The first day of the opening three day game between Australia and India A at the Vidharba Cricket Association stadium in Nagpur was a day of mixed fortunes

17-Feb-2001•Waleed Hussain

WI Domestic: Bajans Fight Back

For 4-1/2 hours yesterday, Daren Ganga unleashed the type of strokes Caribbean spectators have rarely seen from him

17-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

White shines on slow third day

The third day of England's last practice game before the First Test Match in Galle was a weary affair

17-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

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