Miscellaneous

Planning is the key to Canterbury success under Tony Murdoch

The first thing that hits you upon entering Canterbury Cricket's spacious Cambridge Terrace headquaters, located on the first floor of what probably was once a large colonial home, is the glint of silverware

06-Nov-2000•Steve Deane

5th Match, South Africa v New Zealand, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1654th ODI in cricket history

06-Nov-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

Germon injury throws scare into Otago camp

Otago faces a nervous wait to see if its skipper Lee Germon will be fit to play in this weekend's Shell Super Max League semi-finals on Eden Park's Outer Oval

06-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

More and more problems for discredited players

There is a memorable scene in the 1967 Gene Kelly directed movie `A guide for the married man' in which Robert Morse, an expert in the field, is training rookie Walter Mathau to cheat on his (Mathau's) wife

06-Nov-2000•Partab Ramchand

4th Match, South Africa v New Zealand, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1651st ODI in cricket history

06-Nov-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

Dujon's tale has a message for Australia

PERTH - Jeffrey Dujon's account of the fall of the once-mighty Windies cricket team could serve as a gentle reminder for the Australian side which has assumed its mantle

06-Nov-2000•AAP

The Dav Whatmore column: Deep desire was the key

Sharjah was a very satisfying and pleasing tournament

06-Nov-2000•Dav Whatmore

Runs aplenty as the sun shines in Wellington

It was Christmas come early for batsmen in Wellington club cricket at the weekend as the sun continued to shine

06-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

Six days to go and counting

The countdown to the CricInfo Women's World Cup is well and truly on and it is only another six days until we assemble for our final preparation for the tournament

06-Nov-2000•Katrina Keenan

Sri Lanka's Women's captain writes for CricInfo

Rasanjali Silva is captain of the Sri Lankan women's team for the CricInfo Women's World Cup (CWWC), which begins on the 29th November 2000 in New Zealand

06-Nov-2000•Rasanjali Silva

Goss recalled for fourth World Cup

The return of Zoe Goss to international cricket is the main highlight of the Australian squad of fourteen for the 2000 CricInfo Women's World Cup, announced today

06-Nov-2000•Rick Eyre

Spinning combination anxious to stake Test claim

England's selectors must decide whether the spinning partnership of Ashley Giles and Ian Salisbury can win them the first Test match or if a seven man batting line is the best way to defy the might of the Pakistan attack

06-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

Seven chosen to launch Northamptonshire academy

Northamptonshire have chosen seven young cricketers, aged between 16 and 21, to comprise the first intake of the club's new Cricket Academy

06-Nov-2000•Press Release

WI local: Rain rules out fire cup

The Barbados Fire & Commercial Cup One-Day cricket competition has been hit by another delay

06-Nov-2000

Sri Lankan Schools Association: The foundation for the nations success

Sri Lanka is acknowledged today as one of the best cricket nations in the world

06-Nov-2000•Errol Seneviratne

Howick Pakuranga rising from the ashes

A change of luck and the acquisition of an all-important home base for the Howick Pakuranga club could be just the boost the club's senior side needs after the loss of its clubrooms just before the start of last season

06-Nov-2000•Graham Reddaway

Sobers surprised to see Azhar, Cronje involved in match-fixing

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) commissioner of inquiries K Madhavan said on Saturday that he will commence his work and start questioning the five players who have been named in the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) interim

05-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

In the wake of the turmoil following the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) interim report, the Union Sports Minister Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa has called for a meeting of all state sports ministers on November 21 to discuss the match-fixing report

05-Nov-2000•Natarajan Sriram

ACC gets $6 million as its share

Rawalpindi, Nov 4: The Asia Cricket Council (ACC) has got its 50 per cent share from the earnings of last month's International Cricket Council (ICC) knockout tournament in Kenya

05-Nov-2000

Mongia denies match-fixing charges

Former stumper Nayan Mongia today expressed his dismay over having been charged with match-fixing in the CBI report, saying he was not even a member of the Indian team for the two matches stated to have been fixed in the report

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