Miscellaneous

Australian Under-19 wicket-keeper Chris Hartley will make his debut for the Queensland Academy Of Sport next week against the Victoria 2nd XI in the ACB Cup at Allan Border Field

In the late 90s, Debasish Mohanty briefly emerged as a third force in the Indian seam attack headed by the Karnataka duo of Javagal Srinath and Venkatesh Prasad

We've been in Hyderabad for a day or so building up to the Third Under-19 Test against India, which we must go out and win if we're to square the series

South African batting legend Barry Richards feels that Sachin Tendulkar is not the best batsman in the world and finds far too much politics in the selection process in India

The Standard Bank Cup round robin stage came to a dramatic end last night with the final semi-final spot only being decided on the last ball bowled after midnight in Benoni

Even in a rather eventful East Zone Ranji Trophy league programme, there is little doubt that the major highlight was Orissa's victory over Bengal

"As a purist also, I would have to say I was delighted to see Warne going for 62 on a wicket that had bounce and was turning square

The season has come to a very disappointing and premature close for me, after I saw the surgeon this week and he said that it was time to get my troublesome knee fixed

The Women's National Cricket League Final Series will be contested by the NSWIS "Blues" and the Queensland Konika "Fire" over the Australia Day long weekend at Bankstown Oval in Sydney

Mark Waugh has agreed to speak with ICC and ACB anti-corruption investigators, Australian Cricket Board Chief Executive Malcolm Speed said in a media conference today

The Western Warriors welcome back gun batsman Simon Katich for the all-important Mercantile Mutual Cup day clash with the Tasmanian Tigers at the WACA Ground tomorrow, Thursday 26 January 2001

It was the 1675th ODI in cricket history

The national selection committee will meet in Mumbai on January 29 to pick the India, India 'A' and India 'B' teams to play in the Challenger Series limited overs tournament to be held at Chennai from February 12 to 15

SYDNEY - Australian cricketer Mark Waugh is yet to announce whether he will agree to speak with with anti-corruption investigators, Australian Cricket Board (ACB) chief executive Malcolm Speed said today

England's fitness regime for the forthcoming tour of Sri Lanka has led to the players taking on a more rotund appearance

MELBOURNE - Mark Waugh will be available to play for Australia tomorrow against the West Indies after he agreed today to meet with anti-corruption investigators next month

After the horrendous display two days ago at the Sydney Cricket Ground, when they were dismissed by Zimbabwe for 91, the West Indies came back to win their sixth game by 77 runs with 6.4 overs left - a rather comfortable win in the end