Miscellaneous

Sharjah provides cash incentive for next tier of New Zealand players

New Zealand's cricketers are in for an end of season bonus of $NZ545,013 after the acceptance of an invitation to play in the Coca-Cola Cup tournament at Sharjah from April 8-20

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Unhappy first Test as skipper for Inzamam

Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was not happy that his first experience in the job resulted in a record-breaking innings and 185-run loss for his side

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Fleming wants to sort out century skills

Stephen Fleming's New Zealand team scored more Test centuries in a summer than any other in history but the skipper wasn't among them and says the reason he is going to Middlesex for the winter is to learn how to score centuries

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Fractured finger ends Mark Waugh's tour

Mark Waugh has a fracture in his right little finger and will return home as soon as possible, it was announced on Friday

30-Mar-2001•Australian Cricket Board

Indian news round-up

The Indian team had a work-out at the Indore stadium ahead of the third ODI on Saturday

30-Mar-2001•Staff and Agencies

3rd ODI, Sri Lanka v England , Statistical Highlights

It was the 1697th ODI in cricket history

30-Mar-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Is the middle order a safer perch for Ganguly?

Saurav Ganguly came into the Test series against Australia shooting from the hip

30-Mar-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Hoops peeved at missed catches

Carl Hooper is bemoaning the quality of catching by his players

30-Mar-2001•Haydn Gill

All out 19: Bryan Strang tells the story

Last weekend Matabeleland set a new record for first-class cricket when they were dismissed for just 19 runs in their second innings against Mashonaland on the new square at Harare Sports Club

30-Mar-2001•John Ward

The elite club of Indian batsmen - Highest Individual Innings

Vangipurrapu Laxman's superb 281 is the 3rd highest individual innings ever in the sub-continent

30-Mar-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Responsible Bazid propels PWD

A sparkling century by Bazid Khan helped PWD gain a vital 33-run first innings lead over Sui Gas in the Patron's Trophy Grade-II final at the LCCA Ground on Thursday

30-Mar-2001

Hick's Test career in doubt again

LONDON - England batsman Graeme Hick today paid the price for his failing bat when he was dropped by selectors from the 12-man squad of contracted players to play Australia in the Ashes series

30-Mar-2001•Maria Hawthorne

Adil Nisar leads WAPDA fight back

An unbeaten century by skipper Adil Nisar spearheaded a spirited fight back by WAPDA against Pakistan Customs on the third day of the Patron's Trophy Grade-I cricket encounter at Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad on Wednesday

29-Mar-2001

ECB launches national strategy at first-ever National Convention

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will launch its National Strategy for cricket at its first-ever National Convention at Woldingham School, near Croydon, south London, on Thursday 5 April

29-Mar-2001•ECB Media Release

Muzumdar misses out on Mumbai tour of Australia

It is not every day that a state side gets to tour a foreign country

29-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Malalasekera heads 4-member interim cricket board

Tourism and Sports Minister Lakshman Kiriella said yesterday that he had appointed a four-man interim board headed by former Royal College and Cambridge Blue cricketer Vijay Malalasekera to carry out the day-to-day activities of the Board of Control

29-Mar-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Selectors signal to West Indies Spinners

Dave Mohammed's inclusion in the West Indies 13-man squad for the third Cable & Wireless Test against South Africa, starting today at Kensington Oval, has been designed to send a strong message to slow bowlers across the Caribbean

29-Mar-2001•Haydn Gill

Pennant Cricket Committee hearing outcome

The WACA's Pennant Cricket Committee tonight handed down the following penalties after Scarborough Cricket Club representative Tony Weston was found guilty on charges arising from a match on Saturday 3 February 2001

29-Mar-2001•Western Australia Cricket Association

Avoiding 99 was key for Mark Richardson

New Zealand Test century maker Mark Richardson had more reason than most to be delighted that he was able to avoid sitting on 99 during his unbeaten innings against Pakistan in Hamilton today

29-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

England awards twelve players central contracts

The England & Wales Cricket Board has announced the names of twelve centrally-contracted players for the coming English season

29-Mar-2001•CricInfo

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