Miscellaneous

Murray still hopeful of WI play

Junior Murray is out, but he's not down

26-Oct-2000

President returns from ICC Executive Board meetings

The President of the BCCSL - Mr

26-Oct-2000•BCCSL

An Englishman in Pakistan

England supporter James Davis is in Pakistan throughout England's tour, not only for the cricket but also to find out more about one of Asia's most fascinating countries

26-Oct-2000

No swearing please, Nasser urges

Railing against umpires, opponents or unruly crowds has been prohibited in the England camp, unless it is done privately within the confines of the dressing room

26-Oct-2000•Staff and Agencies

Workshop for Premier and Sara level Umpires

There will be a workshop conducted for all Premier and Sara level umpires on playing conditions

26-Oct-2000•BCCSL

England look for more control under lights

England's bowlers must tidy up their early and late innings spells if they are to maintain their outstanding run of success in Pakistan, coach Duncan Fletcher has urged

26-Oct-2000•Staff and Agencies

First Innings for new Centre of Cricketing Excellence

The next generation of Test cricketers is set to be home grown in Wales, with the launch of the new Cardiff Glamorgan Centre of Cricketing Excellence this weekend

26-Oct-2000•University of Wales Institute, Cardiff

Replacements unavailable for senior players

Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board Lt-Gen Tauqir Zia has said that there are no immediate replacements available for senior players in Pakistan team

26-Oct-2000

4th Match, Champions Trophy, SL v Zim, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1646th ODI in cricket history

26-Oct-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

Lahore start brought forward by two hours

The second day-night international between England and Pakistan has been brought forward by two hours to reduce the number of disruptions caused by the excessive dew in the outfield

26-Oct-2000•Staff and Agencies

Turning point for Windwards

There was something vastly different about the Windward Islands in the just-concluded Red Stripe Bowl

26-Oct-2000•Haydn Gill

Moin promises tougher competition

Pakistan have resolved to set England a stiffer test when the two sides meet for the second time under floodlights at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore tomorrow

26-Oct-2000•Staff and Agencies

Strangers on board at the cost of merit

It seems that the some of the talented players, who are on fringe of higher honours, are fighting against injustice at the hands of the PCB's selection committee

26-Oct-2000•Khalid H Khan

Not Me, Says Richie

In the face of recent reports in which two West Indian players have been implicated in the match-fixing scandal that has rocked international cricket in recent months, a former West Indies captain says he never once received an offer to throw a match

26-Oct-2000

Warne breaks finger, in doubt for Tests

Shane Warne has broken a finger and is in doubt for the start of Australia's Test series against the West Indies

26-Oct-2000•Rick Eyre

West Indies domestic: A greater loss than just a trophy

The Windward Islands Cricket team shocked the West Indian cricket world this past Sunday when they stunned the Leeward Islands by 5 wickets in the Red Stripe Bowl final at Sabina Park

25-Oct-2000•Zach Kenworthy

Flintoff rewarded for his driving skills

Andrew Flintoff was stunned when he was presented with a car following his match-winning innings at the National Stadium in Karachi

25-Oct-2000•Staff and Agencies

Teams for first-class ties against England

Karachi, Oct 24: Test rejects Mohammad Wasim and Wajahatullah Wasti were named captains of the two teams that would play four-day firstclass matches against England, the selectors announced here on Tuesday

25-Oct-2000

England are winning the battle for bottle, says Hussain

When they needed to most, England showed they had the bottle to fight their way out of trouble to pull off the spectacular victory over Pakistan, a delighted Nasser Hussain said after the first one-day international in Karachi

25-Oct-2000•Staff and Agencies

Yuvraj Singh signs deal with Percept D'Mark

Having played just six limited over games for India, Chandigarh born left hand bat Yuvraj Singh already finds himself an eminently saleable commodity in the brand market

25-Oct-2000•Anand Vasu

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