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Hawke's Bay and Nelson finish on top of Hawke Cup series

Final points: Hawke's Bay 41, Nelson 29, Taranaki 26, Manawatu 25, Horowhenua Kapiti 19, Wairarapa 16, Marlborough 10, Wanganui 5

04-Feb-2001

Vincent and Tuffey get New Zealand call-up, Nash in the wings

Auckland batsman Lou Vincent's innings of 133 in his side's last Shell Cup match this season, against Northern Districts, appears to have been behind his being propelled into the CLEAR Black Caps for Tuesday's vital One-Day International with Sri

04-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Campbell fined 25 per cent of match fee for umpire barb

Zimbabwe batsman Alistair Campbell has been fined 25 per cent of his match fee for the tri series one-day international against Australia in Hobart for comments about the umpiring

04-Feb-2001•AAP

BCCI to abide by government decision

Board president A C Muthiah on Saturday said the BCCI will abide by whatever the government decides on India's participation in a proposed triangular one-day cricket tournament also involving Pakistan and Bangladesh in Sharjah

04-Feb-2001

Musharraf advises PCB selectors

Pakistan Chief Executive Gen Pervez Musharraf reminded the cricket selectors that they need to keep merit as the only criteria for picking the national side

03-Feb-2001

Ronchi wins Europa Trophy for Bashley (Rydal)

Western Australian teenager Luke Ronchi walked off with the Man of the Match award after leading Bashley (Rydal) to their first Southern Premier League Knockout Cup triumph at the County Ground

03-Feb-2001•Mike Vimpany

Auckland offers New Zealand last chance to keep series alive

Reality says that after tonight's three-wicket loss to Sri Lanka in Wellington, New Zealand are staring down the barrel of a third National Bank series defeat in succession but at least after the spirited defence there is hope that determination has

03-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka had to claim win the hard way

Sri Lanka nearly paid the price for a lack of discipline in its bowling during its three-wicket victory over New Zealand at WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington today

03-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Caddick: Sri Lanka should be scared of our attack

Caddick: Sri Lanka would be silly not to be scared of our attack Photo © CricInfo Ltd

03-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

Indian news round-up

Two Englishmen David Shepherd and Peter Willey and South African Rudi Koertzen have been named as the three ICC panel umpires for the forthcoming India-Australia Test series

03-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

WI Domestic: Shillingford's action under scrutiny

In the aftermath of recent doubts over the legality of Shane Shillingford's action, the Windward Islands are using a video camera to assess the 17-year-old off-spinner

03-Feb-2001

Moin retained captain as PCB ends suspense

Moin Khan is retained as Pakistan cricket captain for the tour to New Zealand after a week of drama and uncertainty regarding the wicket-keeper's future

03-Feb-2001

Disappointed Salisbury backs team-mates to win in Sri Lanka

Salisbury: Backs England to win in Sri Lanka Photo © CricInfo Ltd

03-Feb-2001•George Dobell

Uma Bharti rejects BCCI proposal to play in Sharjah

Indian Sports Minister Uma Bharti on Saturday rejected the proposal of the Board of Control for Cricket in India for the Indian team's participation in a triangular series involving Pakistan and Bangladesh in Sharjah from February 8 to 11 to mobilise

03-Feb-2001

Harris regains bowling zest while still perfect batting foil

New Zealand's most experienced player in One-Day Internationals Chris Harris has seen it all during his 170-match career but is confident the team can still compete against the Sri Lankans

03-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Campbell's diary - Reflections on a hectic week

The end of a long and trying week - what with having to play four games in different parts of Australia, which is not exactly the smallest country in the world

03-Feb-2001•Alistair Campbell

Botham's heroics voted most memorable sporting event of all time

Ex-England Captain Ian Botham's legendary performance in the 1981 Ashes Against Australia, where he turned humiliation into triumph, has been voted by Observer Sport Monthly (OSM) readers as the Most Memorable Sporting Moment of all time

03-Feb-2001•Staff and Agencies

Hurricane knocks by Afridi, Imran

Shahid Afridi and Imran Farhat stroked whirlwind centuries as Pakistan Probables pulled off a 59-run victory over Chief Executive XI in the fifth and last practice match before a sizable crowd at the KRL stadium on Friday

03-Feb-2001

Bajans Hit Back

Two men from neighbouring districts came together for a common cause at Kensington Oval yesterday

03-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

Elliott not returning

Matthew Elliott will not be rejoining Glamorgan for 2001.The Australian opener, who may have been unavailable anyway because of the Ashes series this summer, has decided to concentrate instead on playing for and captaining his state side Victoria

03-Feb-2001•Andrew Hignell

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