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Now we know just how strong South Africa is

South Africa's success in taking the limited over series against us with two games still remaining has proven what a very good one-day side we are up against

30-Oct-2000•Chris Cairns

Kumble has unusual shoulder injury, Dravid may play in Test

Indian leg spinner Anil Kumble, who missed the Coca Cola Champions Trophy final due to a shoulder injury, is said to be carrying the pain in his right shoulder for the last two to three months

30-Oct-2000•AC Ganesh

The Indians will have to do a lot of soul searching

If the Sri Lankans humbled the Indians on the Friday, they humiliated them in the final of the Coca-Cola Champions Trophy at Sharjah

30-Oct-2000•Woorkheri Raman

Spinners wreak havoc on poor strip

The state of the UBL Sports Complex pitch was the talking point after spinners wrought havoc on the opening day of the four-day Quaid-i-Azam Trophy National Grade-I Cricket Championship between Karachi Whites and Faisalabad here on Sunday

30-Oct-2000

BCB to honour Gavaskar and Ganguly

Sunil Gavaskar will be the only cricketer who will be invited by the Bangladesh Cricket Board as a special guest when they host the Indian team for their first ever Test match after attaining official status

29-Oct-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Nash's fingers crossed

Medical checks this week could show whether or not Dion Nash, recently invalided out of the New Zealand cricket tour of Africa, will be able to play for Auckland in the domestic Shell series this summer

29-Oct-2000•Don Cameron

White Ferns get a taste of what's to come

New Zealand's leading women cricketers got a taste of the sort of conditions they can expect during the CricInfo Women's World Cup during their trial matches at Lincoln Green at the weekend

29-Oct-2000•Lynn McConnell

Fans eager to buy tickets baton charged

Police resorted to baton-charge after angry cricket fans failed to get tickets for the third and last one-day match between Pakistan and England here from the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Saturday

29-Oct-2000

Aussie ban would be bad for English cricket, say county chiefs.

English county cricket may have taken its toll on Australia's finest this summer but a blanket ban on the top players in the future would be a mistake

29-Oct-2000•Staff and agencies

Mushtaq praises Hussain's men for positive outlook

England's composure on and off the field is making an impression in Pakistan and after a 13 year absence, Nasser Hussain and his men are commanding respect among their opponents

29-Oct-2000•Staff and agencies

WI Local: Keeper stars with the bat

29-Oct-2000•Louis Linton

WI Local: BET bats defy Banks spin

An unbeaten half-century by Barbados batsman Antonio Mayers helped Cable and Wireless BET to amass a healthy score against front-runners Banks

29-Oct-2000•Ancille Inniss

Across the board: Windies' accent on fitness

The past week has been one of physical, mental and general preparation for members of the West Indies squad who leave for a tour of Australia on Tuesday

29-Oct-2000

Cozier on cricket: BCA moves for the better

For the better part of 100 years, the format for club cricket in Barbados has, by and large, remained unchanged

29-Oct-2000•Tony Cozier

Bored of the flies Stewart urges change

Pakistan's after-dark problems with flies and the heavy dew should force authorities to think again when they are scheduling one-day internationals, Alec Stewart has said

29-Oct-2000•Staff and agencies

Kasprowicz makes encouraging return

Queensland and former Australian fast bowler Michael Kasprowicz has taken a big step in his comeback from injury with an appearance in a Brisbane first grade match this weekend

29-Oct-2000•John Polack

Warne has surgery on finger

Shane Warne underwent surgery this morning at 8.00am to correct the damage to his fractured right ring finger

29-Oct-2000•Victorian Cricket Association

Marshall selection provides interesting historical comparison

A regular CricInfo reader has asked whether Hamish Marshall's selection for a Test tour with only 418 first-class runs and two fifties under his belt is something of a record

29-Oct-2000•Francis Payne

Bhathiya Perera century gives Moors second successive victory

A well compiled 102 by Bathiya Perera guided Moors Sports Club to their second successive win when they defeated Singha Sports Club by 179 runs in their Premier Limited Over Tournament match at Braybrooke Place today

29-Oct-2000•Staff and Agencies

CBI report to be handed over to Dhindsa tomorrow

The long-awaited and much hyped interim report on match-fixing by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will, in all likelihood, be handed over on Monday to the Union Sports Minister SS Dhindsa, according to agency sources in New Delhi on

29-Oct-2000•AC Ganesh

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