Miscellaneous

Lancashire: Blackburn Amateur League (28 July 1999)

Little Harwood 181-9 (Amin 42, Ashfar 49, A Patel 6-48, S Patel 6-72), Nabipur 44 (Iqbal 7-17); Brookhouse 180-9 (F Patel 64, Montazir 51), World XI 43 (F Patel hat-trick); St James Road 125 (M Hussain 29), Gujrat 127-4

28-Jul-1999

Lancashire: Crawley salute to ace Athers (28 July 1999)

John Crawley today saluted Mike Atherton's role in the great Lancashire revival

28-Jul-1999

Six West Indians picked for World XI (28 July 1999)

Captain Brian Lara is among six West Indies Test players named in a World team to play against an Asian team in three, privately arranged limited-overs matches in North America early next month

28-Jul-1999

Hollioake focuses on a rewarding future following eye test (28 July 1999)

Casual observers of cricket two years ago could have been forgiven for thinking that the Hollioake brothers had been earmarked to take England gloriously into the new millennium

28-Jul-1999

Ribblesdale League: Hot shot Jon on mend (28 July 1999)

In-form Earby professional Jonathan Harvey is hoping to be fit to continue his rich run of form against Whalley on Saturday

28-Jul-1999

Sri Lanka: Rs. 1 million Sumathipala cheque did not reach attorney (28 July 1999)

Sri Lanka: Rs

28-Jul-1999

Lancashire: Murali's new deal (28 July 1999)

Lancashire have signed Muttiah Muralitharan for the next two seasons

28-Jul-1999

Eight in frame for Subaru U13 Final (28 July 1999)

Eight junior cricket teams will be following in the footsteps of Nasser Hussain when they contest the final of the Subaru U13 National Club Championship at Oakham School in Leicestershire next week

28-Jul-1999

Cricket at Candlestick? Not quite (28 July 1999)

Cricket at Candlestick

28-Jul-1999

Sri Lanka: Four clubs out of 'Sara' cricket (28 July 1999)

The interim committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka has decided to uphold the recommendation of the tournament committee to revoke the promotion granted to five clubs following protests of bias lodged by many member clubs

28-Jul-1999

Vaux Northern League Round-up (28 July 1999)

Darwen 134-3, Leyland 133 (12-0); Fleetwood 179-8, Kendal 177 (15-2); Lancaster 106, Blackpool 116 (2-10); Leyland Daf 82-6, Preston 81 (12-0); Netherfield 218-2, Morecambe 220-65 (0-12); St Annes 155-9, Chorley 205-5 (2-8)

28-Jul-1999

England selectors name strong squad v Sri Lanka 'A' (27 July 1999)

England cricket selectors have named a strong 12-member squad to represent English first class counties select X1 in a one day limited over match against the touring Sri Lanka 'A' to be played at the Riverside Ground, Durham tomorrow

27-Jul-1999

Dale to tour, Law contracted

Australian Cricket Board Chief Executive Officer, Malcolm Speed, today announced that the National Selection Panel had chosen Queensland Bulls swing bowler Adam Dale to replace the recently retired Paul Reiffel in the One Day International (ODI)

27-Jul-1999•Australian Cricket Board

Woolmer to look at new South African talent (27 July 1999)

Johannesburg (South Africa) - Old coaches do not so much fade away but are recycled into the system to spy out new talent

27-Jul-1999

Scottish Cricket: Lacklustre Aberdeen's lead slips (27 July 1999)

West of Scotland overtook Aberdeenshire at the top of the Scottish National Cricket League Premiership after Saturday's convincing six-wicket victory over Heriot's at Goldenacre

27-Jul-1999

'Killer instinct' impresses Pickard (27 July 1999)

Thrilled New Zealand cricket selector Rick Pickard is not game enough to suggest the Black Caps have turned the corner, but he thinks they can go on and win the test series against England

27-Jul-1999

Jamaica: A century of sport (27 July 1999)

1901 - 1910: AUGUST 1905, Jamaica loses all four matches to Trinidad by wide margins at Sabina Park in the first intercolonial cricket series played by the island in the new century

27-Jul-1999

Case for Atherton's return to the fray (27 July 1999)

An abiding image of England's abject batting in the second Test is of Chris Read ducking in terror under a beamer that never was and allowing Chris Cairns' slower ball (76 mph) to skittle through and hit his middle stump

27-Jul-1999

Windies demand US $200K to tour Bangladesh (27 July 1999)

Bangladesh Cricket Board is yet to confirm the proposed tour of West Indies, previously scheduled from September 25 to October 10

27-Jul-1999

Talking Cricket: Some teddy bear's picnic aboard this Enterprise (27 July 1999)

I plunged into the swimming pool blue of the NatWest media centre at Lord's on Thursday

27-Jul-1999

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