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Americas go down fighting to Netherlands

The Netherlands beat back a spirited challenge from Americas to win their Group 2 Plate championship match at the Radella grounds by seven runs on Sunday

23-Jan-2000

Australia comes back from the brink

There is presently one immutable rule that you must bear in mind when watching cricket - never dismiss the Australians, no matter how precarious their position

22-Jan-2000•Charlie Austin

India outplay Lanka for third straight win

Ravneet Ricky and Manish Sharma got off to an aggressive start against Sri Lanka in what was their first difficult match of the tournament

22-Jan-2000•Anand Vasu

Haddin hits the sign but Warriors hit the target

Mike Hussey produced another Man-of-the-Match performance as Western Australia cruised to yet another one-day win, under lights at the WACA against New South Wales last night

22-Jan-2000•Mic Cullen

Second successive victory for North Zone

Inspired by the presence of the re-instated Ajay Jadeja, North Zone raced to their second successive victory in the Deodhar Trophy tournament, defeating East Zone by seven wickets at the IPCL Sports Complex ground in Baroda on Saturday

22-Jan-2000•Partab Ramchand

Consolation prize for England

England's last game was a real end of the season affair

22-Jan-2000•Charlie Austin

Pakistan prevail after close contest

Pakistan defeated the West Indies by three wickets after a closely fought game in the U-19 World Cup Super League match at the Colombo Cricket Club on Saturday

22-Jan-2000

West Zone bounce back with remarkable win

Shrugging off the reverse against North Zone, West Zone bounced back into contention with a remarkable six wicket victory over South Zone In the Deodhar Trophy league match at the Municipal stadium in Rajkot on Saturday

22-Jan-2000•Partab Ramchand

Auckland take NZ women's title

Auckland have ended Canterbury's dominance of New Zealand provincial women's cricket today with a six-wicket win in the final of the State Insurance Cup at Eden Park

22-Jan-2000

Zimbabwe secure berth in Semifinals

Zimbabwe secured a place in the semifinals of the Plate championship of the Under-19 World Cup beating Namibia by three wickets at the Galle International Stadium on Friday

21-Jan-2000•Simon Williams

India's drought refuses to break

Over recent months, Australia's southernmost capital city has barely experienced a drop of rain; indeed, the past three years have brought some areas around Hobart their lowest amount of rainfall on record

21-Jan-2000•John Polack

Netherlands drift to 154 run loss

The match between South Africa and Netherlands could have finished in three hours if Netherlands had chosen to bat first

21-Jan-2000•Anand Vasu

Bangladesh through to semifinals

Bangladesh beat Kenya convincingly at Matara today in the Plate Championship of the Under-19 World Cup

21-Jan-2000•Errol Seneviratne

Ireland outplay the Americas

Ireland defeated the Americas by 85 runs at Radella on Friday to book themselves a place in the semifinals of the Plate championship of the Under-19 World Cup

21-Jan-2000•Blessington Thomas

Second successive win for Pakistan

Pakistan right-arm leg-spinner Danish Kenaria destroyed Australia's batting with figures of five wickets for 17 runs off 10 overs to give Pakistan victory by four wickets at the R

20-Jan-2000•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Comfortable win for West Indies

West Indies scored a comfortable 56-run victory over New Zealand in the Super League of the Under-19 World Cup at the Nondescripts Cricket Club ground in Colombo on Thursday

20-Jan-2000

West Indies expose New Zealand's batting

The West Indies beat New Zealand by 56 runs at the NCC ground in Colombo

20-Jan-2000•Simon Williams

Sri Lankan win machine rolls on

The Sri Lankans maintained their winning streak, when they brushed aside the fragile challenge from Nepal at Moratuwa on Thursday

20-Jan-2000•Anand Vasu

India assured of semifinal berth

India defeated England by nine wickets at the CCC Ground in Colombo on Thursday

20-Jan-2000•Charlie Austin

England show a touch of form

Potchefstroom - They are known as the North West Dragons, and for most of the season their fire has spluttered rather than roared in defiance

20-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

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