Miscellaneous

Stewart and Atherton - 100th Test match landmark

Former England captains Alec Stewart and Michael Atherton, who are due to make their 100th Test Match appearances in the Third Cornhill Test Match against West Indies starting on Thursday, will continue to be involved in England's future plans -

31-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

WI local: Maple delight

In a virtual carbon copy of last season, Maple plan to claim maximum points as a result of Police's inability to field a team in their latest Courts/Suzuki Division 1 cricket match

31-Jul-2000•Haydn Gill

Under-15s start with big win

London: Accurate bowling from Ravindranah Rampaul and Steve Liburd restricted the Netherlands to a meagre 31 and paved the way for a nine-wicket victory by the West Indies in their opening match of the Costcutter Under-15 World Challenge yesterday

31-Jul-2000

Pakistan's NZ tour to begin on Feb 10

Karachi, July 30: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday said it has confirmed to its New Zealand counterparts that Pakistan cricket team would arrive there on Feb 10 for a three-Test and as many one-day series

31-Jul-2000

New Zealand women have leading edge

Twenty years ago there was a Hawkes Bay schoolgirl who just wanted to play cricket

31-Jul-2000•Margot Butcher

Malik may be charged with contempt of court

Karachi, July 30: The judicial investigations into allegations of corruption against Pakistan cricketers was officially concluded on Sunday when Justice Malik Mohammad Qayyum gave Mushtaq Ahmad a benefit of doubt

31-Jul-2000•Samiul Hasan

Indians begin campaign with 81 run loss to hosts

A little confidence is always a good thing for a young cricketer

31-Jul-2000•Anand Vasu

Minor Counties Championship Round Up

Mark Currie and Chris Brown continued their growing affection for Minor Counties cricket on day one of Cheshire's Western Division basement battle with Wales at Oxton

31-Jul-2000•Mike Berry

Indian news round-up

Kapil Dev's loss is Tendulkar's gain, or so it seems

30-Jul-2000•Natarajan Sriram

Board, Government differ over who is in box seat

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has just two days left to firm up a Code of Conduct for the players before presenting it before the Union Minister for Sports, SS Dhindsa on 1 August

30-Jul-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Records tumble as Kent, Derby sense the need for innovation

In the continuation of this battle between two sides struggling to play with anything like the same degree of flair and enterprise that tends to mark the approach of their rivals further up the Division One table, this was another slow day at

30-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Test No. 3: West Indies v England - A week of leisure before the fire!!

This last week had some very enjoyable moments, and a rather sad some one too, for me

30-Jul-2000•Colin Croft

Hinds in runs again

Leicester, England: Wavell Hinds warmed up for the third Test at Old Trafford on Thursday with his fifth tour half-century against Leicestershire at Grace Road yesterday

30-Jul-2000

WI local: Media win first night match

The Media finally got it right

30-Jul-2000

WI lacking focus

London: It seems like eons ago since Lord's 100th Test left all who watched it spellbound and eager for more

30-Jul-2000•Tony Cozier

Young Indians all set for Costcutter Challenge 2000

The Costcutter World Challenge starting in England today gives a talented Indian Under-15 side a very good chance to showcase its talent

30-Jul-2000•Anand Vasu

Awards to be withdrawn if found guilty: Dhindsa

The Union Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs, Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa on Saturday threw a bombshell that any Indian cricketers found guilty of match fixing would be stripped of all the national honours and awards bestowed on them

30-Jul-2000•Natarajan Sriram

Zulu masters spin

The new boundary hoardings that have graced this idyllic hill county stadium, courtesy of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL), proclaim that, "cricket stimulates the nation." On a day of fluctuating fortunes, brilliant strokeplay

30-Jul-2000•Charlie Austin

All For 'Maco'

London: There has never been another cricket match like it

30-Jul-2000•Tony Cozier

Most suitable event to bring Asia's youth together

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in general and former test player Nasim ul Ghani the ICC Development Officer for Asia in particular, deserve felicitations for staging the ICC Under-17 Asia Cup with such a thundering success

29-Jul-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

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