Miscellaneous

Lee's injury a massive blow to Australia

Brett Lee's rollercoaster ride of the last twelve months has arguably struck its lowest point today with news that the New South Wales and Australian speedster will need to undergo surgery to correct ligament and tendon damage in his right elbow

05-Feb-2001•John Polack

The Not Out King reaches another landmark and a half-century of players

In last week's edition of The Numbers Game, we pointed out that Chris Harris now topped the all-time list for not outs in the Shell Cup

05-Feb-2001•Francis Payne

Canterbury chairman resigns, moving to Sydney

Canterbury Cricket Association chairman Maurice Ryan has resigned his position and is leaving to live and work in Australia at the end of the month

05-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Laxman to lead India-A in tour opener against Australia

The national selection committee which met at the Cricket Club of India in Mumbai this morning selected VVS Laxman to lead India-A in the tour opener against the visiting Australian team at Nagpur from February 17-19

05-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

Fiji and Maoris justify Pacifica Cup favouritism

Day two of the Pacifica Cricket Championships 2001 saw Fiji and New Zealand Maori confirm their favoritism to contest the competition final on Thursday, but also showed the value of the tournament for the countries with limited international

04-Feb-2001

Howzat? Bullen makes the grade

Today SUNSPORT continues its Around The Pavilion series, which features personalities involved behind the scenes during the Busta Cricket Series

04-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

Canterbury now waits to see where final will be played

Canterbury stormed to a seven-wicket win over Northern Districts in their State Insurance Cup game at Hagley Oval today, and now have to wait until Auckland's last game on Tuesday to determine who will host the final of the Cup

04-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Pradeep Hewage warms up for England with double ton

Pradeep Hewage warmed up for England's first practice game tomorrow with a marathon double century for Nondesripts Cricket Club at Maitland Place today

04-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

Tough week for Black Caps just got tougher

The last week has not been a good one for the CLEAR Black Caps

04-Feb-2001•Chris Cairns

Hooper sends 117 signals

Carl Hooper sounded a timely reminder that he is ready for a return to international cricket with a majestic 117 not out as Guyana took control over Trinidad and Tobago on Day 2 of their Fifth Round Busta Cup match atthe Enmore Community Centre,

04-Feb-2001

Selectors to pick India-A squad tomorrow

National cricket selectors will be anxiously waiting for government clearance to the proposed tri-nation Sharjah tour, before meeting in Mumbai on Monday to pick the India-A team to play Australia in the three-day tour opener at Nagpur from February

04-Feb-2001

Indian news round-up

Australian skipper Steve Waugh declared on Saturday that he was confident his side could beat India on any type of wicket in the forthcoming three Test series starting in Mumbai on February 27

04-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

They ought to be ashamed

It was a pity that Wes Hall couldn't make it to Grenada last Monday for the launching of the impressive Shell Cricket Academy at St

04-Feb-2001•Tony Cozier

Edwards posts century against Canterbury

England and Northern Districts opening batsman Charlotte Edwards took advantage of the superb conditions at Christchurch's Hagley Oval today to score 119 not out against Canterbury in their State Insurance Cup game

04-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Pankaj Roy dead

Bengal's first cricket legend Pankaj Roy passed away at Kolkata's Anandalok Nursing Home in the early hours of Sunday

04-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

Selectors gamble on Shoaib Akhtar for Kiwis tour

Pakistan selectors have taken a gamble in naming injury-prone paceman Shoaib Akhtar in the 16-member Pakistan squad for the five-match one-day series against New Zealand

04-Feb-2001•Samiul Hasan

Boycott's coaching schedule finalised

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has finalized three coaching schedules for national squads at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, which will be supervized by former England opener Geoff Boycott from Monday

04-Feb-2001

Pankaj Roy - Courage and determination were his hallmarks

Pankaj Roy, who passed away in Kolkata in the early hours of Sunday, was the foremost Indian opening batsman throughout the fifties

04-Feb-2001•Partab Ramchand

Mankad-Roy may be dead, but their 413 lives on

Their names do not roll off the tongue together in the same manner as Hobbs and Sutcliffe, Hutton and Washbrook, Lawry and Simpson and Greenidge and Haynes

04-Feb-2001•Partab Ramchand

MacGill's Test career likely to be stalled Tuesday

SYDNEY - Leg spinner Stuart MacGill's Test career looks headed for limbo again with Australian selectors almost certain to leave him out of the squad to tour India when it is chosen on Tuesday

04-Feb-2001•AAP

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