Miscellaneous

Under-19: Player of the day - Rudolph sets Katunayake ablaze

When someone slams 156 runs off 140 balls in the first match he is playing in a big tournament like the World Cup, you know that you better keep a keen eye on him

12-Jan-2000•Anand Vasu

Donald's future in the balance

Centurion - Contrary to popular opinion life will still go on in the South African side without the famous spearhead Allan Donald winding up the crowds at Test venues

12-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Dolphins need the win

IT was an act of extreme cruelty to allow Vasbert Drakes to hurl the new ball at the Natal batsmen in the dark in the exciting finalé to their crucial SuperSport Series Super Eight match against Border in East London, but another most impressive

12-Jan-2000•Ken Borland

West Indies Local: Barbados denied

Amidst the frustration of countless appeals going against them, Barbados just failed to complete victory over Guyana on a highly gripping and enthralling final day at Kensington Oval yesterday

12-Jan-2000

Warriors and Redbacks return to action tomorrow

Following today's Mercantile Mutual Cup match, the Western Warriors and Southern Redbacks return to action to prepare for the Pura Milk Cup clash starting at the WACA Ground on Friday, 14 January

12-Jan-2000•Western Australia Cricket Association

Mongia to lead West Zone in Deodhar Trophy

Nayan Mongia may be out of the Indian team but he has resolved to fight his way back

12-Jan-2000

MacGill replaces Warne in one-day squad

NSW leg-spinner Stuart MacGill is poised to make his one-day international debut in front of his home crowd in Sydney this Friday, after being added to the Australian squad for the next two Carlton & United Series matches

12-Jan-2000

Tufnell may sit out as Mullally warms up for fifth Test

Centurion - It would not come as a surprise if England drafted Alan Mullally back into the Test side, for what is the last throw of the dice with the fifth match of the Millennium Series less than 24 hours away

12-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

South African Development Programme Starts to Bear Fruit.

The South African squad for the U19 World Cup is not only experienced and professional, but also multi-racial in character

11-Jan-2000

Kenyan Players have the ambition to succeed.

The heavy rains in Nairobi which severly undermined Kenya's preparations, have not dampened their enthusiasm or blunted their determination to play to the best of their ability

11-Jan-2000

Pakistan banks on experience and public support

Pakistan Manger Mohsin Khan speaking to CricInfo said "I am quite confident that Pakistan would do very well in the Under 19 World Cup

11-Jan-2000

The battle is lost, not the war

So not for the first time India lost a match they should have put away by some distance

11-Jan-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Fit Rhodes ready for fifth Test

Centurion - With Jonty Rhodes recovering well from the hamstring niggle South Africa's selectors are expected to retain the side for the fifth Test of the Millennium Series in Centurion as that which wiped out England well inside four days at

11-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Ponting confirmed as replacement vice-captain

Ricky Ponting has been named as Australian vice-captain for the Carlton & United Series match against India on January 12 in Melbourne, and will continue in the role during the series until Shane Warne returns from injury

11-Jan-2000•Australian Cricket Board

2nd Match, C & U Series: India v Pakistan, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1537th ODI in cricket history

11-Jan-2000•Rajneesh Gupta

WI domestic: Hurley shines

Ryan Hurley can do nothing wrong at the moment

11-Jan-2000

Merchant Trophy: Indulkar, Bagul hit unbeaten centuries

Mumbai which had already made sure of entering the final of the Vijay Merchant (under-16) Trophy tournament on Monday, had things their own way on the final day of the match against Tamil Nadu at the Medical college ground in Thiruvananthapuram on

11-Jan-2000

English side determined to retain the cup

For many English supporters the concept of a national side starting an international tournament as one of the favorites is a novel experience indeed

11-Jan-2000

Late and under-prepared Australians radiate confidence

Circumstances beyond the control of the Australian cricket board have meant that Australia was not only the last side to arrive in Sri Lanka, but are also the most unprepared

11-Jan-2000

Indian Coach looking for some hard graft

The Indian coach, Roger Binny, is stressing the need for his batsmen to buckle down and be disciplined on Sri Lankan wickets

11-Jan-2000

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