Miscellaneous

New Zealand experimenting with opening position in England series

New Zealand has pulled an interesting ploy for its first women's One-Day International against England in Oamaru on Sunday

18-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

England likes what they see at World Cup venue

The venue for the CricInfo Women's World Cup at Lincoln University got the thumbs up from England team management today

18-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

ICC has no powers to impose sanctions: Gray

Lahore, Nov 17: The ICC has admitted that it had no powers to impose sanctions against India for refusing to tour Pakistan this winter

18-Nov-2000

Bid for an exclusive signed England captains' bat

To celebrate their 50th Anniversary, the Lord's Taverners commissioned a limited edition of 50 signed cricket bats

18-Nov-2000

Two wins will do - Netherlands arrive for World Cup

"Two wins would be good, but we will be trying for more," was the promise of Betty Timmer, manager of the Netherlands team for the Cricinfo Women's World Cup after their round-the-world struggle to reach New Zealand today

18-Nov-2000•Don Cameron

Saqlain terms Thorpe's innings as best

Lahore, Nov 17: Saqlain Mushtaq said on Friday that the urge for a 'perfect 10' was there but refused to blame England for denying him the lifetime chance

18-Nov-2000

Dungarpur sad at tour cancellation

Lahore, Nov 17: A former chief of the Indian cricket board said it was disappointing that his team was not coming to Pakistan but emphasised that it was a government decision

18-Nov-2000

Alistair Campbell's Zimbabwe Diary

Hello again from Delhi, this time

18-Nov-2000•Alistair Campbell

Madhavan grills Sharma, may summon others

The Board of Control for Cricket in India's Anti-Corruption Commissioner K Madhavan today did not rule out the possibility of summoning more cricketers in connection with the betting and matchfixing scandal in cricket

18-Nov-2000

Oamaru festivities provide restful afternoon before match

Relatively cool today in Oamaru - eight degrees actually - and a rather cool breeze blowing across King George Park

18-Nov-2000•Katrina Keenan

Warwickshire sign left-armer

Warwickshire have signed Neil Carter, a 25-year old left-arm seamer

18-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

BCCI to consider ICC threat on Nov 29

The Board of Control for Cricket in India Cricket Board (BCCI) will consider the International Cricket Council's threat of penalties for calling off the proposed tour of Pakistan early next year, at its special general meeting in Calcutta on November

18-Nov-2000

Bichel's Australian call-up worries Worcestershire

Worcestershire were left with plenty to ponder as their new overseas player, Andy Bichel, was called up to the Australian squad of 13 to play the West Indies

18-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

Indian news round-up

Dungarpur expresses regret at tour scrapping : Former BCCI President Raj Singh Dungarpur said on Friday that the Indian Board and players were disappointed that India's tour of Pakistan had fallen through, reported Dawn

18-Nov-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Hong Kong Malaysia overcome Kuwait to march into semi-final

Malaysia and Hong Kong have qualified for the semi-finals of the Asian Cricket Council Trophy following respective wins over Singapore and Kuwait in the last Group A matches, which were played on Saturday

18-Nov-2000•Tony Munro

ECB Chief criticises naming of foreign players in CBI report

The England and Wales Cricket Board's Chief Executive, Tim Lamb, has criticised the Indian authorities for publicly naming players in the CBI report into match-fixing

18-Nov-2000•Staff & Agencies

Dave Houghton: the influence continues

Dave Houghton talks to John Ward about his new job as coach at the CFX Academy and looks back on his years as Zimbabwe team coach

17-Nov-2000•John Ward

ZCO editorial, 17 November 2000

I had a great deal of interest in Bangladesh's inaugural Test, recently concluded against India, most of all because of memories of Zimbabwe's inaugural Test against the same country eight years ago

17-Nov-2000•John Ward

Bryan Strang - biography

FULL NAME: Bryan Colin Strang BORN: 9 June 1972, Bulawayo MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1994/95), Mashonaland Country Districts (1994/95-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97- )

17-Nov-2000•John Ward

Lord Alexander calls for players to receive pay rise

Lord Alexander of Weedon, the new President of the MCC, has issued a call for cricketers to receive pay rises to help counter the threat of match-fixing

17-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

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