Miscellaneous

Carnival cricket - you should have tried it years ago

Bob Woolmer, former England and Kent all-rounder and one of the most successful coaches of Warwickshire, spoke to reporter Andy Jalil about his experience of carnival cricket throughout the world and his support for the NatWest Series

18-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

WI local: Alexandra, Garrison lead under-15 zones

Defending Champions Alexandra and challengers, the Garrison School, are joint leaders in their respective zones after the third series of matches in the 2000 Cable & Wireless Under-15 Cricket Competition

18-Jul-2000

Postcard from Sri Lanka: Andrew Hall

This is my first tour away with the national team following my other excursions to the Super 8's tournament in Malaysia and an SA Invitation team's trip to Malawi back in 1995

17-Jul-2000•Andrew Hall

WI local: Empire bats strike back

Rommel Brathwaite's century on his return to BCL and a sterling revival by joint-leaders ICB Empire against title-holders Stansfeld Scott Police were the highlights on the second day of third round matches in the Courts/Suzuki Division 1 championship

17-Jul-2000

Malaysia and Lanka triumph: U-17 Asia Cup

Karachi, July 16: Malaysia started their campaign in the inaugural Under-17 Asia Cup Cricket tournament on a victorious note when they downed Singapore by 48 runs at the Asghar Ali Shah Stadium here on Sunday

17-Jul-2000

6th Match, Singer Triangular Series, Pakistan v South Africa, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1612th ODI in cricket history

17-Jul-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

Invitation to tender for the supply of cricket helmets

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is inviting tenders for the supply of cricket helmets suitable for young players

17-Jul-2000•England and Wales Cricket Board

Minor Counties Championship Round Up

Oxfordshire paceman Keith Arnold wreaked havoc on the Wiltshire batting at Marlborough

17-Jul-2000•Mike Berry

ICC Under-17 Asia Cup: 3rd day Summary

Three matches were played on Monday, July 17, 2000

17-Jul-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Bowlers found wanting

Chester-Le-Street- The West Indies have reached a stage, all too familiar on successive overseas tours, where they seem incapable of winning a match

17-Jul-2000•Tony Cozier

Final Match, Singer Triangular Series, Sri Lanka v South Africa, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1614th ODI in cricket history

17-Jul-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

Cricket's first 100,000-mile man

The fourth annual Wisden Cricket Monthly survey of the distances the Test teams cover each winter has, for the first time, unearthed a player who has travelled more than 100,000 miles on patriotic duty

17-Jul-2000•Wisden Cricket Monthly Press Release

Lord's will inspire us - Grant Flower

The Lord's atmosphere that intimidated Zimbabwe in the first Cornhill Test against England at the start of the summer will this time provide inspiration when they return in the NatWest Series final on Saturday, according to batsman Grant Flower

17-Jul-2000•Kate Laven

Cronje: Crook or tragic hero?

Is Hansie Cronje a villain or a hero

17-Jul-2000•Pritish Nandy

Whatever happens, the West Indies must now focus on the "real" job at hand

The immediate watchword, the absolute end-of-the-line, desperate word in the West Indies cricket team's dictionary, now, MUST be "focus"

17-Jul-2000•Colin Croft

Gopalan Trophy all set for revival

For about 30 years, it was perhaps the most eagerly awaited annual contest for cricket fans across both sides of the Palk Straits

17-Jul-2000•Partab Ramchand

Sri Lanka Board XI manage to draw against South Africa

South African exposed the young Board XI batsmen's frailty to pace when they shot them out for 109 runs in their two-day warm-up game which ended in a draw at the Saravanamuttu Stadium on Monday

17-Jul-2000•Sa' adi Thawfeeq

Reigning champions all set to take World Cup by storm

The champions of Asia will be up against tougher opposition later this month in the Costcutter World Challenge

17-Jul-2000•Anand Vasu

Canada XI victory over Holland XI ties series

Canada batting first in a match reduced to 45 overs due to overnight rain, scored 185 runs off 44.2 overs

17-Jul-2000•CCA

Indian news round-up

Sridharan Sriram, Mohammad Kaif and Shiv Sundar Das, the three National Cricket Academy (NCA) trainees, returned to Chennai on Saturday after a six week long training at the Australian Cricket Academy as part of the Gavaskar-Border scholarship

17-Jul-2000•Natarajan Sriram

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