Miscellaneous

The Irish eyes were smiling

The Ireland team for the CricInfo Women's World Cup cricket tournament scored highly for charm when they reached their Hamilton base this morning - and even higher for enterprise

23-Nov-2000•Don Cameron

Argentine Domestic: Cavaliers, Eagles turn up heat

Belgrano Cavaliers and Lomas Eagles turned in powerful performances over the weekend to surge to the top of the championship table after the third round of 1st Division fixtures

23-Nov-2000•Iain Craig

Confident Indian women's team leaves for New Zealand

A confident Indian women's cricket team left early on Wednesday morning from the Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi to participate in the CricInfo Women's World Cup to be played in New Zealand

23-Nov-2000•Jaisri Chetty

Ganguly, coach differ on team composition

Skipper Saurav Ganguly and new coach John Wright on Wednesday differed on the composition of the Indian cricket team

23-Nov-2000

Reflections on the Lahore Test

After all the ups and downs and some historic performances, the first Test between England and Pakistan, played at the Gaddafi Stadium, reached its logical conclusion

23-Nov-2000•Rafi Nasim

The Prince of Calcutta has soft hands

The Prince of Calcutta as he is commonly known is a true prince

23-Nov-2000•Waleed Hussain

Knee is recovering well but frustration rules

My injured knee is coming along well with the work I am doing to build it up and get it back to match fitness

23-Nov-2000•Chris Cairns

Australians under-state their Cup favouritism

Australia, the favourites for the CricInfo Women's World Cup arrived in Christchurch today underplaying their favouritism for the event

23-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

At least the boys were competitive

Well the lads went down in the first Test, we all saw that, but I thought they were damn competitive

23-Nov-2000•Daniel Vettori

No half measures for Sri Lanka coach

The Sri Lanka coach Guy de Alwis hopes his all-or-nothing approach will lift the Sri Lankans' performance during the CricInfo Women's World Cup tournament that will start in Christchurch next week

23-Nov-2000•Don Cameron

Fletcher sees the positive despite worries over Hussain

Though England will have been happy with their match position after the opening day of their game against a PCB XI, there is some concern over the performances of key members of the Test side

23-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

Short singles from Sharjah

There is usually a political side-issue festering in the background in tournaments such as these

23-Nov-2000•Tony Munro

New uniform looks, and feels, a treat

It was an early start on Thursday morning for the team as we hurriedly packed our bags and departed Timaru to return home for a couple of days

23-Nov-2000•Katrina Keenan

Can Wright do what Simpson couldn't?

John Wright is now the man in the hot seat

23-Nov-2000•Santhosh S

14 Central Districts players get taste of international play

Central Districts has named its two teams to play the Netherlands in the tourists warm-up matches in preparation for the CricInfo Women's World Cup

23-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

Moves afoot to legislate proliferation of all-rounders in world cricket

"Mate, can I just say I'm glad they've let me sit here with you, allowing us to cut through all the statistics and technobabble you find on the rest of this site to get to the real issues, the issues we as cricket fans demand answers to

23-Nov-2000•Roy Colbert

Now for cricket's All Blacks

New Zealand's cricketers, men and women, have painted it black this summer

23-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

Wellington name well-rounded Shell Trophy squad

The selection of transplanted Auckland batsman Richard Jones and Academy graduate Jeetan Patel among a young bowling lineup are features of the Wellington Shell Trophy squad announced tonight by coach Vaughn Johnson

23-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

WI local: Wanderers query Fire Cup replay rules

Following is final part of a statement from the Wanderers Cricket Club over their exit from the Barbados Fire & Commercial Cricket Competition

23-Nov-2000

Indian news round-up

PCB chief still confident India will tour Pakistan: Despite the Indian government's decision to cancel the cricket team's tour of Pakistan, the Pakistan Cricket Board is confident that the tour will materialize as the Indian Cricket Board is "very

23-Nov-2000•Partab Ramchand and Waleed Hussain

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