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Giles injury overshadows mixed day for England

Deep into Sri Lanka's hinterland, in a town famous for its red rice and feted for its fiery fish curries, England enjoyed a day of mixed fortunes in their final practice game before the First Test Match in Galle

15-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

Badani, Shewag script remarkable India Seniors triumph

Hemang Badani scored a brilliant unbeaten 104 before his home crowd to turn possible defeat into glorious victory in the final of the Hero Honda NKP Salve Challenger Series at the floodlit MA Chidambaram stadium on Thursday

15-Feb-2001•Santhosh S

Blues in command as Bevan turns tables on Tigers

Twenty-four hours after Tasmania's trump card with the bat steered his team into a strong position, New South Wales' star strokemaker reversed matters almost completely with a superb innings of his own

15-Feb-2001•John Polack

WACA Chief Executive stands down

The Western Australian Cricket Association today announced its Chief Executive, Mike Allenby, will step down from the role with immediate effect.

15-Feb-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

Stead century stands out in a day of declarations

Two declarations and Gary Stead's completing his century marked the third day of the Northern Districts-Canterbury Shell Trophy match at Whangarei

14-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Was Sir Paul Condon at Eden Park? Central win likely

The fact that Sir Paul Condon, head of the International Cricket Council match-fixing investigation team, will be in Auckland tomorrow should not interfere with a thrilling, if arranged, finish to the Auckland-Central Districts Shell Trophy match at

14-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Jones and Mather make welcome pilgrimage to the Basin

Richard Jones and Stephen Mather are cricketers with much in common - troubadors, both, who have travelled the country north to south searching for the best place and the chance to fully display their talents

14-Feb-2001•Steve McMorran

Dolphins romp to nine-wicket win in SBC semifinal

The KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins galloped to a nine-wicket victory over Eastern Province on the back of a run-a-ball century opening partnership in the first leg of their Standard Bank Cup semi-final at St George's Park on Wednesday night

14-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Cox serves up another dose of punishment for Blues

After today slamming a fourth century in the space of five innings against this opponent (and an eleventh against it overall), Tasmanian captain Jamie Cox was at a loss to explain what accounts for his great personal form against New South Wales

14-Feb-2001•John Polack

India A score comfortable win after being assured of final spot

Venkatesh Prasad's first spell in which he dismissed both openers Sachin Tendulkar and Jai P Yadav in his first four overs, followed by a 167-run second wicket partnership between Sridharan Sriram (85) and skipper Rahul Dravid (92) paved the way for

14-Feb-2001•Santhosh S

Draw, but much promise in third Under-19 Test

When you are a young cricketer trying to make his mark at international level, there is no such thing as a dead game

13-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Bradburn and Stead beat the showers

Pesky showers had an early influence, on what was effectively the first day of play in the Northern Districts-Canterbury Shell Trophy match, but in the end they could not deny a batsman and a bowler a very good day at the office

13-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Wellington take bumpy path to stronghold over Otago

Wellington coach Vaughn Johnson is seldom an optimist, never a pessimist but often a realist and his satisfaction with his team's position at the end of the second day of their Shell Trophy match against Otago at the Basin Reserve today suggested it

13-Feb-2001•Steve McMorran

Auckland attack plundered as Outer Oval hoodoo continues

Central Districts who last month rubbed Auckland's noses in the Eden Park Outer Oval dirt by dismissing them for 73 in a Shell Cup game, put the home side through another form of torture by scoring 397 for six wickets on the first playing day of

13-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Sourav Ganguly sets chepauk afire with electrifying 142

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly set Chepauk afire on Tuesday

13-Feb-2001•Santhosh S

Gujarat crush Baroda by ten wickets

Gujarat crushed Baroda by ten wickets in the Under-22 West Zone league match at the Moti Bagh Stadium in Vadodara on Tuesday

13-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

Talk of 'match-fixing' dismissed as Pukekura Park rained out again

For the second day in succession, play in the under-19 Test between New Zealand and South Africa at New Plymouth was abandoned without a ball being bowled

12-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Soft spots keep players off Cobham Oval

Whangarei produced one of its beautiful days today, a light breeze easing the heat under cloud-speckled blue skies

12-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Nevin and Gillespie band together to produce grand recovery

Chris Nevin and Mark Gillespie are men of such like personality, players whose approach to cricket is so similarly uncomplicated, twins in temperament and disposition, that they became ideal collaborators today when Wellington needed an answer to a

12-Feb-2001•Steve McMorran

India A defeat India Seniors by four wickets

Sparkling performances by Nayan Mongia who hit 28 not out (32 balls, five fours) and Ajit Agarkar who scored 19 not out (19 balls, 3 fours) enabled India A to complete a rather convincing four wicket victory over the fancied India Seniors with 13

12-Feb-2001•Santhosh S

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