Matches (16)

WPL (2)

U19 WC Warm-up (2)

BPL (2)

SA20 (2)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (4)

BBL (2)

Super Smash (2)

UPW-W

143/5

RCB-W

(12.1/20 ov, T:144) 145/1

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Schedule Table Report Series

IND19

(50/50 ov) 295/8

ENG19

(34.3/34.3 ov, T:177) 196/3

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Schedule Series

Miscellaneous

Indian news round-up

The Australian coach, John Buchanan on Monday expressed dissatisfaction over his team's batting in the first innings of the just concluded three day match against India A in Nagpur

20-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

Giles fit, for now at least

England breathed a sigh of relief on Sunday when Ashley Giles, their premier spinner, was able to bowl 19 overs without any adverse reaction to his Achilles tendon injury

20-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

Hirwani and Mongia recalled for Australia Test

BOMBAY - India have recalled leg-spinner Narendra Hirwani and wicket-keeper Nayan Mongia in a 14-man squad for the first cricket Test against Australia starting in Bombay on February 27

20-Feb-2001•Reuters

Hampshire on pre-season tour to South Africa

Whilst work continues to get the Hampshire Rose Bowl ready for the start of the cricket season, Hampshire's players and coaching staff are off to South Africa for a two week tour

20-Feb-2001•Vic Isaacs

Arch rivals meet in semis: Under-17 Asia Cup

Pakistan set up a semi-final clash with arch rivals India in the Under-17 Asia Cup Cricket Tournament when they defeated hosts Bangladesh by 77 runs in the last Group 'B' match at Bangabandhu National Stadium on Tuesday

20-Feb-2001

Northcote Park to be renamed Bill Lawry Oval

The Darebin City Council, in conjunction with the Northcote Cricket Club and Victorian Cricket Association, have great pleasure in announcing the renaming of Northcote Park to the Bill Lawry Oval

19-Feb-2001•Victorian Cricket Association

1st Match, New Zealand v Pakistan, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1689th ODI in cricket history

19-Feb-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Garrick & Gayle's 425-run stand

Leon Garrick and Chris Gayle carved their names into the record books on Sunday with the first quadruple-century opening partnership in West Indian first-class history

19-Feb-2001•Rick Eyre

Pakistan remain on course

Karachi: Pakistan remained on course for a semi-final berth in the Under-17 Asia Cup Cricket Tournament at Dhaka (Bangladesh) with their third successive victory in Group 'B' on Saturday

19-Feb-2001

Australians confirmed for tied test re-match

MELBOURNE - All but one member of the Australian team who played in the 1986 tied Test against India will play in a charity reunion match in Chennai on March 17

19-Feb-2001•Chris Lines

Indian news round-up

Australian off-spinner Colin Miller said in Nagpur on Sunday that he saw himself as a totally different kind of an off spinner

19-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

Kelly's eye well and truly in

David Kelly disappointed no-one with any leanings towards Central Districts when rewriting the record books in his side's Shell Trophy game with Canterbury in Blenheim today

19-Feb-2001•Warwick Larkins

Shoaib Akhtar - target of psychological warfare?

Not long ago, Shoaib Akhtar came, saw and overwhelmed the world's best batsmen, and then had to face the ignominy of being branded a "chucker"

19-Feb-2001•Agha Akbar

Imran calls for harsher penalties for match fixing culprits

Imran Khan has issued a stark warning that the spectre of match fixing will to continue to haunt cricket until the authorities take much firmer action to punish the culprits

19-Feb-2001•CricInfo

Carl Hooper: The Return of the Prodigal Son

West Indian cricket has suffered its worst period in living memory over the last nine months, with cumulative returns of a solitary victory against eight losses on consecutive tours

19-Feb-2001•Sadiq Yusuf

Muralitharan fit, but long-term doubts remain

Sri Lanka are now confident that their magical spinner, Muttiah Muralitharan, will be fit to bowl in the forthcoming First Test Match in Galle after suffering no adverse reaction in Monday's practice at the Sinhalese Sports Club

19-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

Harry does it in ones and news from the Shell Trophy

Barring something quite extraordinary, Chris Harris will become the outright holder of the most wickets for New Zealand in One-Day Internationals

19-Feb-2001•Francis Payne

Emirates asks India to help in matchfixing probe

The Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) has requested its Indian counterpart to help in its matchfixing inquiry led by former West Indian skipper Clive Lloyd

19-Feb-2001

Shoaib Akhtar gets no-balled over Reid claims

Controversial Pakistani pace man Shoaib Akhtar needs to polish up his history when he claims that New Zealand match referee John Reid was behind his temporary banning from international cricket last summer

19-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Toss could again be vital in yet another one-dayer

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming would like to win a toss to at least have the chance to inflict his will on the opposition

19-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

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