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Row erupts over Indian cricket job for Australia's Marsh

The appointment of former Australian Test batsman Geoff Marsh as Indian cricket consultant has been cast in doubt after vocal opposition from officials and ex-players

23-Jan-2001•AAP

Barbados selectors facing problems

Barbados' cricket selectors appear to have a problem

23-Jan-2001•Haydn Gill

Boycott's reticence creates confusion

Confusion appears to surround the appointment of Geoffrey Boycott as coach to Pakistan's youngsters

23-Jan-2001•George Dobell

Sri Lankan sponsorship deal under review

Reports from Sri Lanka suggest that the sponsorship rights agreement between the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) and World Sport Group Nimbus has hit problems

23-Jan-2001•Ralph Dellor

ND Under-17 girls' make good start in Zone tournament

Round 2, one-dayers

23-Jan-2001

Substantiate the allegations, is players' call

Former New Zealand cricket captain Martin Crowe is adopting the same stance as Australian batsman Mark Waugh in refusing to speak to the International Cricket Council's anti-corruption investigator Sir Paul Condon

23-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

ACB lawyers to discuss Waugh's refusal

MELBOURNE - The Australian Cricket Board's lawyers will meet with Mark Waugh's legal team today to try and convince him to give evidence into an investigation probing corruption in the game

23-Jan-2001•AAP

English coaches bucking the trend at Durham and Yorkshire

In an era when many people can rule themselves out as coaching candidates simply because they happen to be home-grown, it may come as a surprise to see two first-class English counties bucking the trend in quick succession

23-Jan-2001•Stephen Lamb

Gilchrist moves into cricket's top 10 for first time

LONDON - Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist has moved into the world's top 10 Test batsmen for the first time in the latest cricket rankings released today

23-Jan-2001•Maria Hawthorne

Indian news round-up

The President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, AC Muthiah said in New Delhi on Monday that the Board had still not accepted the resignation tendered by the former Indian skipper and the member of the Board of Directors of the National

23-Jan-2001•Staff and Agencies

Cairns faces facts and decides on operation

World-class all-rounder Chris Cairns has bitten the bullet and decided he can no longer avoid the surgery required on his troublesome right knee

23-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Canterbury and Wellington pile on the runs

Canterbury moved to a share of the lead of the State Insurance Cup competition today when beating Central Districts in Palmerson North by 79 runs

23-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

ACB hopes to convince Waugh to talk

MELBOURNE - Australian cricket officials will consider ordering Mark Waugh to co-operate with anti-corruption investigators but hope they can persuade the Test batsman to do so without resorting to force

23-Jan-2001•Paul Mulvey and Chris Lines

Grenada to host West Indies cricket academy

West Indies Cricket Board today unveiled plans for a new national cricket academy, which will be based at St George's University in Grenada

23-Jan-2001•Kate Laven

CD the latest to try to break Canterbury dominance

Canterbury can afford to talk tough when it comes to Shell Cup finals, it has talked the talk and now walks the walk, and that is what Central Districts has to overcome in the best of three finals series which begins in Napier tomorrow

23-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Club Regional teams announced

The WPCA announced the teams for the next Club Regional match at Newlands on Friday

23-Jan-2001•Russel Adams

Being back wasn't the best news for Northern Knights

It's been great to be back playing for the mighty Northern Knights, but it seems like I was a bit of a bad omen for them

23-Jan-2001•Daniel Vettori

Penn heads off Canning for New Zealand spot

Wellington fast-medium bowler Andrew Penn has headed off the challenge of the youthful all-rounder Tama Canning for a place in the CLEAR Black Caps team to play the first two One Day Internationals against Sri Lanka starting in Napier next week

23-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Waugh and Fleming in, Katich out of Australian one-day international squad

Victorian swing-bowler Damien Fleming has been recalled to the Australian one-day international squad along with Australian captain Steve Waugh, who has recovered from a groin strain

22-Jan-2001•Australian Cricket Board

Indian news round-up

Former Indian opening batsman and the vice-president of the Delhi and District Cricket Association, Chetan Chauhan has been made the administrative manager of the Indian cricket team for the three-Test and five one-day international series against

22-Jan-2001•Staff and Agencies

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