Matches (15)

CPL (2)

Asia Cup (2)

Duleep Trophy (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

ENG vs SA (1)

STKNP

150/7

(14.3/20 ov, T:151) 106/4

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Schedule Table Series

HKG

143/7

BAN

(17.4/20 ov, T:144) 144/3

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Miscellaneous

Massive victory for Sri Lanka

Defending champions Sri Lanka scored a crushing 296- run victory over Malaysia in the Under-17 Asia Cup Cricket Tournament at Dhanmondi Stadium in Dhaka (Bangladesh) on Saturday

17-Feb-2001

Tendulkar sets the tone as camp winds to a close

There were strong murmurs around the IIT-Chemplast ground at Chennai

16-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

At times, Pakistan team is not that invincible

Led by the mercurial Moin Khan, Pakistan start their current New Zealand tour with an ODI at Auckland, the first of a 5-match series and they seemingly reflect a never-say -die attitude in spite of that humiliating Test series loss to England at home

16-Feb-2001•Imtiaz Sipra

Carl Hooper favoured to lead West Indies

Hailed as a motivator and outstanding performer, blessed with quality leadership skills and the ability to think, Carl Hooper was yesterday given overwhelming support to captain the West Indies team in the imminent home series against South Africa

16-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

Mohammed says ignore Hooper

Trinidad and Tobago commentator Fazeer Mohammed believes the West Indies selectors should ignore the claims of returning veteran Carl Hooper and invest in young players for the forthcoming South Africa tour

16-Feb-2001

Doig looks to new frontiers

Departing New Zealand Cricket chief executive Christopher Doig is moving into an organisation already moving and shaking the sports management arena in the Southern Hemisphere

16-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cricketing malpractice out by 2003

Sir Paul Condon, the former outstanding policeman now dedicated to fighting corruption in cricket, could not give an immediate answer whether Martin Crowe, the New Zealand captain, would be implicated in the investigations, but gave the long-term

16-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Pakistani batting attack as big a threat as bowlers

All the talk in the lead-up to tomorrow's first National Bank series match between New Zealand and Pakistan has been about the fearsome Pakistani bowling attack, but of equal concern is the batting line-up New Zealand must contain

16-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Australia destined to rule the Cricket World

Australia starts the new millenium by riding high on the crest of international cricket

16-Feb-2001•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Boycott inspires Pakistani cricketers

Geoff Boycott, in Lahore on a McDonalds-sponsored coaching stint, has decided to stay quiet and not talk about his assignment, or anything else for that matter

16-Feb-2001•Agha Akbar

A Challenger Series with no real purpose

It is a great challenge to play a three Test match series against the mighty Australians

16-Feb-2001•Santhosh S

McGrath wants early showdown with Tendulkar

NAGPUR, India - Glenn McGrath will make an early start to his hunt for Sachin Tendulkar's scalp by asking to go head-to-head with the world's best batsman before the first cricket Test against India

16-Feb-2001•Michael Donaldson

Simmons and Bishop the guiding lights of T&T

Two seasoned Trinidad and Tobago cricket personalities were busy in the nets over the last two days

16-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

Andrew Hudson to call it a day

Andrew Hudson, a month short of his 36th birthday, will arrive at Kingsmead in his "civvies" on Friday night to announce his retirement from the game he distinguished with his benign, elegant presence for 17 years

16-Feb-2001•Patrick Compton

Indian news round-up

Press Trust of India reported on Thursday that the Union Sports Ministry has given its approval for the India-Australia friendly match to be organised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in order to raise funds for the earthquake

16-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

New Zealand cricket scene vastly changed during Doig's reign

From performing in the world of arts to leading cricket from what had been something of a sinfonia into more like a full blown symphony orchestra, Doig has re-shaped the face of New Zealand cricket administration and won respect on the world stage

16-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

India win a close contest

In this, the second part of the series of articles being run by CricInfo as part of the build up to the ensuing India-Australia Tests, the author looks back on the visit of the Australian Services team which visited India in 1945-46 to play three

16-Feb-2001•Partab Ramchand

SA squad for West Indies to be named on Saturday

If you were to choose just one cricketer to travel to the West Indies with South Africa at the end of this month on the basis of ability, form and potential, then you'd probably look no further than Jacques Rudolph, the 19-year-old Northerns opening

16-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Both sides make changes for crucial Hamilton Trophy match

The Shell Trophy is going right down to the wire with two of the leading contenders, Northern Districts and Otago, beginning their penultimate-round confrontation at in Hamilton with just four points separating them

16-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Campbell takes the helm

Sherwin campbell has taken over as Barbados captain for the remainder of the Busta Cricket Series

16-Feb-2001

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Osman Samiuddin

Andrew Miller

Karthik Krishnaswamy

Danyal Rasool

Alex Malcolm