Matches (13)

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Women's Hundred (2)

One-Day Cup (8)

CPL (1)

London Spirit (Men)

Oval Invincibles (Men)

Today

5:30 PM

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Schedule Table Series

OI-W

108/8

LS-W

(62/100 balls, T:109) 112/2

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Schedule Table Report Series

Miscellaneous

Emergence of Zaheer and Yuvraj a positive aspect

The ICC KnockOut Trophy concluded after providing a good deal of entertainment for just less than two weeks

17-Oct-2000•Woorkheri Raman

Our job is to play cricket, says Hussain

Karachi, Oct 16: England captain Nasser Hussain put the past and present controversies behind him, emphasising that his team was looking forward to an exciting eight weeks in Pakistan

17-Oct-2000

Ijaz and Arshad axed from one-dayers

Karachi, Oct 16: Middle-order batsman Ijaz Ahmad and off-spinner Arshad Khan face the axe as Pakistan cricketers assemble for a short training camp starting from Oct 20

17-Oct-2000

Burki says PCB can order inquiry on its own

Islamabad, Oct 16: Pakistan Cricket Board is an independent authority which should act on its own regarding any issue including match-fixing and betting

17-Oct-2000

WP team announced to play Griquas

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17-Oct-2000•Peter J Heeger

Sebastianites rock NCC

Sebastianites created the upset of the season when they secured an eight wickets victory Nondescript Cricket Club, to ensure a place in the final of the Under 23 Division One Tournament

17-Oct-2000•Champika Fernando

Hampshire chairman Brian Ford resigns

Brian Ford (Bearded) Photo © John Dawson Hampshire chairman Brian Ford (seen here with Alan Mullally and Robin Smith) has rocked Hampshire cricket club by tendering his resignation, half way through his current term of office

17-Oct-2000•Vic Isaacs

Cairns cleared to go ahead with SA tour

ICC KnockOut 2000 champions New Zealand were given a further lift as they settled into the South African leg of their tour in Johannesburg on Tuesday with the news that star all-rounder Chris Cairns does not require immediate surgery on his injured

17-Oct-2000•Peter Robinson

Bevan bumped as world's best batsman

LONDON - Australian cricketer Michael Bevan has been bumped as the world's best one-day batsman by Indian Sourav Ganguly in the latest PricewaterhouseCoopers rankings

17-Oct-2000•AAP

Blues win opening double-header over Scorpions

Defending champions, the NSWIS Blues, opened the 2000-01 Women's National Cricket League season with wins in both matches in the weekend double header against the Southern Scorpions

17-Oct-2000•Rick Eyre

Otago takes all-rounders into Max squad

Otago has decided not to expose its specialist batsmen to the demands of Super Max cricket this year

17-Oct-2000•Lynn McConnell

Doull rules himself out of SA consideration

Simon Doull has ruled himself out of contention should a replacement bowler be needed to be sent to South Africa to join the New Zealand tour

17-Oct-2000•Lynn McConnell

England to score another first in Sri Lanka

England which played in Sri Lanka's inaugural Test at the P

17-Oct-2000•Bandula S de Silva

Indian news round-up

CBI interim report to be tabled in Parliament The interim report on match-fixing to be submitted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to the Union Minister of Sports SS Dhindsa this week will be tabled in Parliament next month

17-Oct-2000•AC Ganesh

ICC win reflects emerging status of Fleming's men

All the signs in the past 15 months have been pointing in that direction

16-Oct-2000•Lynn McConnell

CricInfo to host Kerala Cricket Association website

The Kerala Cricket Association is celebrating its golden jubilee this year

16-Oct-2000

Kiwi success opens record books early

In the first of a new series, we take a look at the New Zealand season to date

16-Oct-2000•Francis Payne

PwC Ratings: Ganguly back to number one

Sourav Ganguly's century in the final of the ICC KnockOut was not enough to bring victory to India, but it has returned him to Number One in the PricewaterhouseCoopers Ratings for One Day cricket

16-Oct-2000•PricewaterhouseCoopers Media Release

CBI report has evidence against four players

The interim report on the match-fixing scandal to be submitted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has 'circumstantial evidence' against four Indian cricketers in the match-fixing scandal

16-Oct-2000•AC Ganesh

Carl Hooper keen to make international comeback

Former West Indian international Carl Hooper is prepared to come out of retirement to play in the forthcoming one-day series in Australia, according to reports

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