Miscellaneous

Shepherd Neame ECB Essex Premier League

Fives & Heronians' victory over Billericay ensures mid-table respectability for them and relegation to division one for Billericay

03-Sep-2000

PCA floats three new funds

The Punjab Cricket Association on Saturday approved a Rs.1.97 crore budget for the current financial year

03-Sep-2000•Madhu Sanghi

Zimbabwe prepare to take on New Zealand

THE Zimbabwe cricket side will be hoping for a change of fortune when they entertain bogey side, New Zealand, in a Test and limited overs series in the next few weeks

03-Sep-2000•Zimbabwe Standard

Indian news round-up

Press Trust of India on Saturday reported that the international sports channel ESPN will be telecasting live the forthcoming International Cricket Council (ICC) knock-out cricket tournament to be held in Nairobi (Kenya) from October 3 to 15

03-Sep-2000•Natarajan Sriram

Kapil should make a graceful exit

The Board of Control for Cricket in India seems to have found a solution to solve the problem of the tainted players

03-Sep-2000•AC Ganesh

Lara is refreshed for the challenges ahead

Brian Lara says the decline in the performance of the West Indies against England in the current series has "set alarm bells ringing back in the Caribbean"

03-Sep-2000•Staff and agencies

Hampshire entertain Leicestershire in Aon Final at Southampton

Hampshire Second XI Chose from 12 for the Aon Trophy Final to be played at the County Ground, Southampton on Moday 4th September (11:00 start)

03-Sep-2000•Vic Isaacs

Selectors' decision could well be a blessing in disguise

And so the suspense is partly over

03-Sep-2000•Partab Ramchand

Young guns in Indian team react with joy (3 September 2000)

03-Sep-2000

England dominate tours as weather interrupts third day (2 September 2000)

02-Sep-2000

Yorkshire decide against appeal

Yorkshire decided not to appeal against the eight-point penalty imposed on Thursday night after the Scarborough pitch for their clash with Surrey came under fire

02-Sep-2000•Staff and agencies

England in with chance to end 31-year drought

England have not beaten the West Indies in a rubber since 1969 and thanks to some good work by their batsmen and the inclement weather, they are in with a chance to end the long drought at the Oval

02-Sep-2000•Staff and agencies

Ashwell Prince's Caribbean Diary - Part 2

It was very much a case of "early to bed and early to rise" for our four-dayer against Barbados, and although the extra rest didn't, as the rhyme suggests, make us "wealthy and wise" (at least, not any more so than we already are), it helped us give

02-Sep-2000•Ashwell Prince

Canada wil play in Red Stripe competition in October.

Executive Secretary, V Andrew Sealy confirmed today that Canada will join the USA, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, and home team Jamaica in Zone One of the Red Stripe 2000 Competition in October

02-Sep-2000•CCA

Hussain's slump continues

Nasser Hussain, on the verge of becoming the first captain to win a series over West Indies in 31 years, signed off for the season today with personal form hitting the bottom

02-Sep-2000•Staff and agencies

9 cricketers found over-age

Lahore, Sept 1: Nine cricketers, five of Mekran and four of Kalat have been disallowed from participating in the National Junior Cricket Championship Grade-II for beingover age before the start of their match at Quetta

02-Sep-2000

Saracens Hertfordshire Cricket League - Results & Statistics

NORTH MYMMS (14 pts) drew with HODDESDON (9)

02-Sep-2000•Michael Wood

'Tainted' players axed, youngsters drafted in and much, much more

Chandu Borde Chairman of Selectors Although today's selection committee meeting in Chennai did not throw up any major surprises, the gathering of scribes noted with pleasure that the `tainted' cricketers would not be part of the team traveling

02-Sep-2000•Anand Vasu

There is more high performance gas in tank, says White

Craig White bowled a delivery at Oval today which may not be his fastest but shall remain as the most famous in his career

02-Sep-2000•Staff and agencies

Lara and Adams lead West Indies fightback

Brian Lara and Jimmy Adams were fighting back for the West Indies today in a bid to rescue the last Cornhill Test match after England's bowlers caused early devastation at the Oval

02-Sep-2000•Kate Laven

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