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Successful Binny looks to the future with hope

Roger Binny has developed an affection for the Anna International Terminal at Chennai

12-Jul-2000•Anand Vasu

Brett Lee bowling action under ICC review

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee is under investigation by the ICC's illegal deliveries committee following an adverse report about his bowling action

11-Jul-2000•Rick Eyre

Lillee pledges support for Lee

Former WA and Australian fast-bowler Dennis Lillee has released this statement following today's announcement regarding Brett Lee in Sydney

11-Jul-2000

Cuttack may not host Zimbabwe Test

Given a choice to host a Test match or a one day international, many affiliated BCCI units would rather opt for the latter

11-Jul-2000•Partab Ramchand

PCB chief pulls up Pak manager

Seeking to soothe hurt feelings, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board Gen Tauqir Zia played his part in the most diplomatic manner possible when on arrival in Colombo on Monday, he stressed he was keen on having a good working relationship and

11-Jul-2000•Partab Ramchand

Indian news round-up

Former Indian captain Dilip Vengsarkar said on Sunday that the felicitation that he received at Lord's was the proudest moment in his life

11-Jul-2000•Natarajan Sriram

NatWest Trophy - Absorbing cricket in spite of rain

Although the triangular international NatWest Series gets under way today at Bristol with West Indies and Zimbabwe facing each other in a day/night match, the focus of attention has much been on the fourth round of the NatWest Trophy games on the

11-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Distorted and contradictory, says Dalmiya

The former President of the International Cricket Council Jagmohan Dalmiya on Monday denied having stated that some players were involved in match fixing

11-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Hampshire team for US Portsmouth farewell

Hampshire bring back their rested players for the 335th and final first-class match at United Services Ground at Portsmouth after 118 years of fairly continuous play since 1882

11-Jul-2000•Vic Isaacs

Waqar first to be fined for ball tampering

Colombo, July 10: Pakistan's paceman, Waqar Younis, became the first player ever at the Test and International level to be suspended and fined for tampering the ball during the match against South Africa, under the ICC Code of Conduct

11-Jul-2000•Rehan Siddiqui

Lee to address action doubts

The action of Australian fast bowler Brett Lee will be independently assessed by Dennis Lillee and medical experts to dispel any doubt over his action following it being referred to the International Cricket Council (ICC) for examination

11-Jul-2000

Kanpur to host two Duleep Trophy matches

Two of Central Zone's four matches in the Duleep Trophy during the 2000-2001 season will be played at home and two away

11-Jul-2000•Partab Ramchand

CBI, IT department take a stride forward

Things were not exactly low-key on the match fixing front on Tuesday but the Central Bureau of Investigation for once, hogged the headlines

11-Jul-2000•AC Ganesh

A day to forget for South Africa

South Africa had one of those days today that they will quickly want to banish from their minds

11-Jul-2000•Charlie Austin

County chief thrilled by NatWest Series opportunity

Paul Millman, Chief Executive of Kent County Cricket, told reporter Andy Jalil that - in spite of the near wintry conditions of grey skies and cold wind, plus a stoppage for rain, that: "We are thrilled to be included on the circuit for the one-day

11-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Rain disrupts championship programme

The championship match between Warwickshire (252 & 165-2) and Sussex (158) was abandoned as a draw because of rain

10-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Indian news round-up

The former International Criciket Council (ICC) president and the Chairman of the Asian Cricket Foundation (ACF), Jagmohan Dalmiya said on Saturday that the formation of the ACF need not to be taken as the first step towards Asia breaking away from

10-Jul-2000•Natarajan Sriram

Zimbabwe content and confident

Zimbabwe are a more confident and contented side today than they were when they were last at Canterbury two months ago

10-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Minor Counties and ECB 38-County Cup

The quarter-finals of the ECB 38-County Cup will be a direct shoot-out between four Minor Counties teams, and four first-class Board XIs

10-Jul-2000•Mike Berry

Southern Premier Cricket League report - 2nd July 2000

Burridge, requiring ten runs for victory off the final over against Cove and a boundary from the very last ball, are still searching for their first ECB Southern Premier League win

10-Jul-2000•Mike Vimpany

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