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CPL (2)

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WCPL (1)

ENG vs SA (1)

Asia Cup (2)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

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ABF

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Home series against Australia

Australia's cricket team arrived in Pakistan for the first time in the autumn of 1956 to play the first-ever Test match at the National Stadium, Karachi in October

29-Nov-1999•M. Shoaib Ahmed

ACB backs players

Australian Cricket Board Chief Executive, Malcolm Speed, strongly backed the Australian players, after the team was linked to comments heard in an effects microphone during the Hobart Test

29-Nov-1999•Australian Cricket Board

Sydney Grade: Bankstown news, Round Six

Unfortunately the 'Dogs fell prey to a savage Shark attack last Sunday at Bankstown Oval

29-Nov-1999•Bankstown Cricket Club

What makes an Indian selector tick?

The domestic season getting under way is always a turbulent time for Indian cricket

29-Nov-1999•Anand Vasu

Some Hussain thoughts of what went wrong

Johannesburg - No, Nasser Hussain was not about to replace his "put on your best Sunday smile" with something as inane as a "Cap'n Grumpy" frown or a defiant "Cap'n Cock Up" scowl

28-Nov-1999•Trevor Chestefield

Hussain points at Wanderers pitch fiasco

Johannesburg - England's captain Nasser Hussain has made an indirect sideswipe at the Wanderers pitch conditions and condemned it in his report to the International Cricket Council

28-Nov-1999•Trevor Chestefield

Blues secure place in Women's League final

The NSWIS (New South Wales Institute of Sports) Blues secured their place in the 1999/2000 Women's National Cricket League finals with wins in both matches in this weekend's double-header against the Queensland Fire at Newcastle

28-Nov-1999•Rick Eyre

Wanderers pitch under fire

Johannesburg - It is known as the bullring, raucous and rowdy and the so-called premier venue in the country

28-Nov-1999•Trevor Chestefield

Cronje plots SA's next Test assault

Johannesburg - Life could get a lot tougher for England as the second Test of the series looms next week

28-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Cozier On Cricket: Master Blaster' on tricky wicket

Like all great sportsmen, there was nothing Sir Viv Richards relished more than a challenge

28-Nov-1999•Tony Cozier

Mohammad Akram reprimanded

Result of the hearing held concerning the charging of Mohammad Akram under clauses 2 & 4 of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Code of Conduct

27-Nov-1999•Australian Cricket Board

Sir Viv's master plan

Sir Vivian Richards's game plan for coaching the West Indies to victory in New Zealand involves mental preparation

27-Nov-1999•Diane Lumsden Brandis

Arun Kumar leads India A's spirited reply

Georgetown: J Arun Kumar hit an unbeaten 94 as the touring India A team did well to score 197 for four wickets at stumps on the second day of their three day match against Guyana at Bourda here on Thursday

27-Nov-1999

ICC match referee's statment on Akram-Warne incident

Result of the hearing held concerning the charging of Mohammad Akram under clauses 2 & 4 of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Code of Conduct

27-Nov-1999•ICC

Wallace confirmed

As expected, Philo Wallace has been selected to lead Barbados in next year's Busta Cup regional four-day championship

27-Nov-1999

Stewart suggests England can strike back

Johannesburg - Alec Stewart put on a brave face last night as England faced an early 1-0 deficit in the Tests series with South Africa and reminded everyone that England had come back to win 2-1 last year

27-Nov-1999•Trevor Chestefield

Cronje evaluates South Africa's Wanderers Test performance

Johannesburg Hansie Cronje ducked the verbal bouncers from England's media last night when he suggested the Tests series against Nasser Hussain's tourists is going to be a lot tougher than last summer's 5-0 thrashing of the West Indies

27-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Kallis the missing piece in the jigsaw puzzle

Johannesburg: It may have been a reflex action but the sight of Jacques Kallis going through the motions of warming up would have no doubt begged the question of whether the extra seamer would not have added to England pressure on the first day of

26-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

History against Pakistan to avert clean sweep

Karachi, Nov 25: Pakistan go into Friday's third and final Test at the WACA Ground in Perth with the daunting task of avoiding a 3-0 humiliation against Steve Waugh's Australians

26-Nov-1999

Flower optimistic of teams prospects against Sri Lanka

Zimbabwe cricket team captain, Andy Flower is optimistic his lads will dismiss Sri Lanka opener, Marvan Atapattu early in the next two Tests starting today at Harare Sports Club

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