Miscellaneous

The vexed over aged issue: Ban the guilty for life

The `Test' series between the India and English under-19 sides is being played and some young lads of the home team have done well so far

27-Jan-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Imran Farhat leads Tigers victory march

Lahore: Lahore Tigers turned the tables on the Pakistan Probables in the opening match by pulling off a six-wicket victory at the Gaddafi Stadium on Friday

27-Jan-2001

Central Districts development policy has paid high dividends

Central Districts, with a team taking the New Zealand scene by storm during the latter half of the Shell Cup programme, have achieved the near impossible - beating Canterbury in a Cup final

27-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Gary Pratt: If you are positive, you will come out on top

Along with captain Ian Bell, Gary Pratt has been the mainstay of the England batting line-up

27-Jan-2001•Anand Vasu

Martyn one of our best: Waugh

SYDNEY - Steve Waugh has given the strongest hint yet that Damien Martyn will be travelling to India with the Australian cricket team next month

27-Jan-2001•Michael Donaldson

Jayasuriya unable to make sight-gifting stop-over

Sanath Jayasuriya returned for his fifth visit to New Zealand with a Sri Lankan cricket team today - but unable to bring a special gift

27-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

Sri Lanka A tour highlights long road ahead for Kenyan cricket

A combination of inclement weather, personal injury, and poor organisation has conspired to ensure that Sri Lanka A's tour of Kenya has been of little benefit to anyone

27-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Challenger Series a big challenge for youngsters

The NKP Salve Challenger Series limited overs tournament will be held at Chennai from February 12 to 15

27-Jan-2001•Waleed Hussain

New Forest clubs challenge league over overseas players

Bashley (Rydal) and Lymington have appealed to the Southern Premier League for a policy change over the implementation of stricter restrictions on overseas cricketers playing in the competition this summer

27-Jan-2001•Mike Vimpany

Tired but smiling Sri Lankans arrive in New Zealand

The Sri Lankan cricketers lived right up to their reputation as the world's happiest, least complicated cricketers when they arrived in Auckland this afternoon, facing five One-Day Internationals against New Zealand starting at Napier on Wednesday

27-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

Indian news round-up

Citing 'logistical problems,' the BCCI secretary Jaywant Lele said on Saturday that the centres for the Test matches between Australia and India, to be held in Chennai and Calcutta, had been swapped

27-Jan-2001•Staff and Agencies

Barbados defending proud record

Barbados' cricketers have a proud record to uphold in their Busta Series match against England 'A', starting at Kensington Oval today

26-Jan-2001•Tony Cozier

Winstonians leads as cricket goes to townships

Winstonians Cricket club is the first high-density (township) based team to play in the Mashonaland Vigne Cup and the national first leagues

26-Jan-2001•Stephen Mangongo

Windies rebound

Adelaide: Jimmy Adams has complained all season about the inconsistency of his West Indies team

26-Jan-2001

Central Districts have all the work to do in second final

Central Districts would have to pick themselves up if they were to force Canterbury to a third final when they meet in the second Shell Cup final at Jade Stadium tomorrow

26-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Action-packed week on the junior women's front

It has been an action-packed week on the women's cricket front with some fascinating results from Round Two of the State Insurance Cup, some shining performances from some up and coming players at various age group tournaments and a real success

26-Jan-2001•Katrina Keenan

Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse...

Australia's cricketers celebrated their country's 100th anniversary on Australia Day with as comprehensive a beating as they could have inflicted on their continued hapless victims, the West Indies

26-Jan-2001•Colin Croft

Thoughts on Zimbabwe in Australia

When a side has been soundly beaten, an essential question to ask is, "Did we play as well as we could have done?" No doubt the Zimbabwe players asked that question of themselves after last Sunday's match against Australia, and they could

26-Jan-2001•John Ward

Old Hararians finish on top

The final round of Castle Lager National League fixtures produced exciting cricket as the teams scrambled for a top-four finish on the log and thereby qualify for the semi-finals

26-Jan-2001•Clive Ruffell

Lara's clean

The International Cricket Council (ICC) anti-corruption unit has not asked to interview Brian Lara over allegations of match-fixing

26-Jan-2001•Tony Cozier

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