Miscellaneous

ICC keen on test world championship

Compiled by Dinesh Weerawansa

Lancashire`s quest for a coach ends as Dav Whatmore, the successful coach of the World Cup winning Sri Lankan team agrees to terms

LAHORE, March 28: Pakistan cricket coach, Mushtaq Muhammad has predicted Pakistan's victory in Sharjah Cup and Test series in Sri Lanka

Apartheid Keeps on Batting Strongly

How was he

SALIM MALIK was first informed of the bribery allegations made against him by Tim May and Shane Warne by the Telegraph on the eve of the third Test against Zimbabwe in Harare last February

In the recent thread regarding fine cricket writing I mentioned "The Best Loved Game" by Geoffrey Moorehouse, and one of you suggested I might post an excerpt

South African Test wicketkeeper, Dave Richardson has told the United Cricket Board he may retire after the World Cup in Pakistan and India next February and March

One of the less endearing facts about driving around Centurion and Pretoria is discovering that to most motorist`s indicators appear to be an optional extra

Test Cricket needs a World Championship

So Allan Border, passing 11,000 Test runs, further confirms his achievement of having scored more runs than anyone else in Test cricket and Kapil Dev, with 431 wickets after India's Test in Bangalore, has now equalled Sir Richard Hadlee as

An unwelcome illness that raised doubts over Shivnarine Chanderpaul's availability compromised soaring West Indies' confidence on the eve of their last and crucial preliminary group match in the World Cup against Australia at Old Trafford today

Bangladesh, buoyed by pre-World Cup wins against two top County teams, take on New Zealand in their first ever World Cup appearance today, hoping to stage the first real upset in the current cricket carnival

BOMBAY, Jan 18 (AFP) - More than 50 Hindu militants ransacked the headquarters of the Indian cricket board in Bombay on Monday, sparking fresh fears over the fate of Pakistan's upcoming tour of India

BOMBAY, Jan 19 (AFP) - Indian cricket on Tuesday slammed an attack by Hindu militants on its headquarters in Bombay and urged the government to stand firm against fundamentalists opposed to Pakistan's upcoming tour

LAHORE, Jan 16 (AFP) - A judicial commission inquiring into the controversy of match-fixing and betting in Pakistan cricket adjorned a crucial hearing Saturday after skipper Wasim Akram and several other accused failed to reach Lahore, sources said

RANCHI, Jan, 21

NEW DELHI, Feb 7: Pakistan captain Wasim Akram said his team was disappointed to lose the second Test but felt there was more to think of the achievement than disappointment