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Bangladesh embark on their first tour

Bangladesh have set out on their first full tour as a Test playing nation

02-Apr-2001•CricInfo

Pakistan Cricket Board brands report as 'fake'

The Pakistan Cricket Board has strongly denied press reports alleging that excerpts from the the Team Manager's report were deliberately leaked out by Board officials

02-Apr-2001•Stephen Lamb

Lara's bat logo provokes legal wrangle

The ICC have banned Brian Lara from using a new bat carrying the logo of an internet betting company

02-Apr-2001•George Dobell

Sri Lanka name Sharjah squad

Sri Lanka have named a 15-man squad for the three nation Sharjah tournament starting next week

02-Apr-2001•CricInfo

Unexpected rain holds up Hampshire practise

Coming away from the weather that has bedivilled the who country, so nine counties are visited or are visiting the Cape region of South Africa, Somerset are currently staying in the same hotel as Hampshire

02-Apr-2001•Vic Isaacs

Stephen Jenkin appointed as Australian Coach

Stephen Jenkin has been appointed as the new Coach of the Australian women's cricket team, the AIS-Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, it was announced today

02-Apr-2001•Women's Cricket Australia

Replay blackout a safety measure'

Amidst continued criticism over a decision to black out television replays in the stands of umpiring verdicts, the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) says the decision was made against the background of a bottlethrowing incident at Kensington Oval

02-Apr-2001

Warriors squad for Champions Cup Final

When - 2.00pm TUESDAY 3 APRIL 2001 Where - WACA ground V's - Central Districts

02-Apr-2001•Western Australia Cricket Association

Pietersen shines as Notts win tour opener

Johannesburg - New-boy Kevin Pietersen, the 20-year-old signing from KwaZulu-Natal, put together an allround performance as Nottinghamshire got off on a winning foot on their pre-season warm up tour to South Africa recoding a two wicket win over

02-Apr-2001

CBFS terms Indian decision as discriminatory

Terming as discriminatory India's decision to refuse permission to its team to play in Sharjah, CBFS, the organisers there, expressed the hope that the country would reverse its stance in near future

02-Apr-2001

Customs kindle their chances of reaching the Final of Patron's Trophy

Pakistan Customs brightened their chances of reaching the final of the Patron's Trophy Grade I tournament after posting a mammoth 425 in their first innings in reply to Allied Bank's first innings' total of 146

02-Apr-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Sinclair will not play in Perth tournament

Outstanding Central Districts batsman Mathew Sinclair is not joining the State Central Stags at the Champions Cup tournament in Perth for the matches against hosts Western Australia and Mumbai

02-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Indian news round-up

The Pakistan Cricket Board, reacting to the Indian Government's decision to pull out of the Sharjah tri-series, has said that it stuck to its earlier decision to boycott India in all future tournaments

02-Apr-2001•Staff and Agencies

CBFS hits out at decision to pull out

The announcement was not unexpected

02-Apr-2001•Partab Ramchand

Thoughts of Languor - Part 2

A glimpse of Pakistani supporters at Iqbal Stadium Photo © CricInfo Ltd Before one gets down to determine which ground gets the nod as providing the maximum satisfaction, one wants to make first an admission, that no other sporting discipline,

02-Apr-2001•Imtiaz Sipra

Ton at last!

On the evidence of recent experiences, Ridley Jacobs might have felt a Test century was something of a distant reality

02-Apr-2001•Haydn Gill

Individual glory for a quintessential team man

When Sachin Tendulkar strolled the single that advanced him into an elite but singularly lonely club of one, he kept his emotions tightly in check

01-Apr-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Across The Board: Answering the call

Cable & Wireless has been the dedicated and proud sponsor of the West Indies cricket team in each home series since 1985

01-Apr-2001

WA defy Tweedie to grab one-day Cup win

PERTH - A late counterpunch by big-hitting tailender Andrew Tweedie was not enough to save South Africa's KwaZulu Natal from an 81-run Champions Cup one-day cricket loss to Western Australia here last night

01-Apr-2001•AAP

Craig McMillan to lead New Zealand in Sharjah

Craig McMillan, as expected, has been named to captain the New Zealand team to participate in the Coca-Cola Cup tournament in Sharjah

01-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

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