Miscellaneous

England farce threatens to run and run (27 July 1999)

After a defeat as humbling as the one England suffered at Lord's on Sunday, it is necessary to take a deep breath before attempting to pronounce on it

27-Jul-1999

Bacher backs blacks for South Africa (27 July 1999)

South african cricket chief Dr Ali Bacher yesterday pledged to select black players for the national team whenever possible following accusations about its "racial" make-up

27-Jul-1999

Carberry replaces Harrison in NatWest England Under-19 Squad (27 July 1999)

Surrey's Michael Carberry has been called up to the NatWest England U19 squad for the forthcoming three one-day internationals against Australia, it has been announced

27-Jul-1999

Wessels undecided on convener post (27 July 1999)

Johannesburg (South Africa) - Former South Africa captain Kepler Wessels is undecided whether he wants to make himself available as convener of the next national selection panel and has asked for more time to think over the option

27-Jul-1999

All-star Cup without the all Stars (27 July 1999)

The "International All-Star Cup" set down for San Francisco, New York and Toronto early next month edged closer to farce yesterday, with the tournament organisers forced to release a heavy watered-down list of participating players

27-Jul-1999

Wasim expected to return on Wednesday (27 July 1999)

Karachi, July 26: Suspended Pakistan captain Wasim Akram is expected to return to Pakistan on Wednesday, family sources said

27-Jul-1999

West Indies ready to blood Hinds (26 July 1999)

Wavell Hinds, a young Jamaican batsman, has been named in a 14-man West Indies squad for a triangular one-day tournament with India and Zimbabwe in Singapore in September

26-Jul-1999

Ribblesdale League: Big-hitter Robinson seals win (26 July 1999)

Wicketkeeper Andrew Robinson was the hero of Padiham's last ball victory over Whalley in the Jennings Ribblesdale League

26-Jul-1999

Cricket crisis: Time to stabilise a demoralised team (26 July 1999)

Pakistan's most successful fast bowler and skipper of the national team Wasim Akram, known for bowling out his opponents with his deadly Yorkers, is at present facing, along with his team, similar kind of deliveries with the suspension of Pakistan

26-Jul-1999

Pakistan turmoil as Wasim faces 'immoral' claims (26 July 1999)

Wasim Akram, the Pakistan captain, who along with Ijaz Ahmed and Salim Malik has been suspended from the country's cricket team, plans to fly back to Pakistan this week to clear his name of match-fixing allegations

26-Jul-1999

League Knock-out: Nelson through after thriller (26 July 1999)

Nelson will meet Crompton in the final of the knockout competition between Lancashire League and Central Lancashire League clubs after two thrilling semi-finals on Saturday

26-Jul-1999

Ad hoc body to meet next week (26 July 1999)

KARACHI, July 25: The ad hoc committee of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will hold its first formal meeting at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore next week

26-Jul-1999

Ad hoc committee suspends Wasim, Salim and Ijaz (26 July 1999)

Karachi, July 25: Pakistan captain Wasim Akram along with celebrated Test stars Salim Malik and Ijaz Ahmad were suspended by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ad hoc committee with immediate effect and until further orders

26-Jul-1999

Ribblesdale League: Prayers answered by Monk (26 July 1999)

Ribblesdale Wanderers won the Jennings Ramsbottom Cup for the first time in 79 years in a style that made a mockery of their recent lack of success

26-Jul-1999

Lester quits in row over tour scorer (26 July 1999)

Ted Lester has resigned as chairman of the county scorers, in protest at the appointment of Malcolm Ashton for the winter tour of South Africa

26-Jul-1999

Nortel Championship: Next up, Jamaica (26 July 1999)

Barbados, by virtue of winning Zone B, will meet Jamaica at the North Stars ground, Crab Hill, St

26-Jul-1999

Lancashire: Vaux Northern League Round-up (26 July 1999)

Blackpool 169-5, Lancaster 168-6 (12-1); Chorley 155, St Annes 170-08 (2-15); Kendal 200-5, Fleetwood 149 (15-0); Leyland 57, Darwen 156 (2-15); Morecambe 212-4, Netherfield 131-8 (8-1); Preston 67, Leyland Daf 98 (2-10)

26-Jul-1999

Lord's past is a present for the future (26 July 1999)

There was general agreement among spectators, media watchers and former Test cricketers that England's performance at Lord's was unpardonably wet

26-Jul-1999

Athers fires another reminder (26 July 1999)

Mike Atherton fired another message to the England selectors with a match winning unbeaten 87 in his first one day innings of the season at Southampton yesterday

26-Jul-1999

England will be haunted by the latest horror show (26 July 1999)

Inquests, aftermath and a torrent of abuse will come tumbling down on England after this latest woeful performance

26-Jul-1999

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