Matches (13)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

One-Day Cup (8)

CPL (1)

Miscellaneous

Cricket probe conclusions being eagerly awaited (19 July 1999)

It is no longer a debatable point that Australia were head and shoulders above Pakistan in all departments of the game and lifted the World Cup at Lord's in what was the easiest possible triumph in the final of the global one-day cricket competition

19-Jul-1999

Lancashire League: The great escape (19 July 1999)

Jez Hope spends half his life trying to prevent people from getting away with daylight robbery

19-Jul-1999

Lancashire League Saturday round-up (19 July 1999)

East Lancs collected maximum points at Burnley in a thrilling game that they almost threw away

19-Jul-1999

Ramprakash is the man to give England Lord's prayer (18 July 1999)

Mark Ramprakash, standing on the outfield at Sydney at the conclusion of the winter Test series, was nothing less than shocked by an outstretched hand

18-Jul-1999

Nash makes himself at home (18 July 1999)

Just when England supporters thought it was safe to emerge from the beer tent with a smile on their faces comes a most feared event: the Lord's Test

18-Jul-1999

We want Atherton back on track (18 July 1999)

IT has been a good couple of weeks for me, with the aftermath of the first Test victory being followed by Essex success and positive meetings with England officials

18-Jul-1999

Over-exposed players need to develop (18 July 1999)

This has been a difficult year for the nation's 400 professional cricketers: a prolonged football season, the World Cup, Wimbledon, The Open and a new football season looming has meant our exposure has been minimal and has left us feeling unwanted

18-Jul-1999

Supervisors of umpire's course changed (18 July 1999)

Lahore, July 17: Except Athar Zaidi, the supervisors of all the Regional Umpire's Refresher Cricket Course centres have been changed by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ad hoc body which took charge on Saturday

18-Jul-1999

PCB offices remain shut (18 July 1999)

Lahore, July 17: The headquarters of the defunct Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) at the Gaddafi Stadium give a haunted look after the appointment of an ad hoc committee

18-Jul-1999

Indian malaise uncovered (18 July 1999)

Not Quite Cricket by Pradeep Magazine, Published by Penguin Books (India), also available in England

18-Jul-1999

Cricket Focus (18 July 1999)

The suspended chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board yesterday denied allegations of match-fixing in this year's World Cup and alleged a "conspiracy" against the board and Pakistan's players

18-Jul-1999

'There's too much poor cricket being played' (18 July 1999)

Scyld Berry: Have standards improved as the England and Wales Cricket Board set out to do in Raising The Standard

18-Jul-1999

Leave the younger half (18 July 1999)

It didnt take Sir Viv Richards long to discover the underlying problem with the West Indies team

18-Jul-1999

Counties strangling the game (18 July 1999)

The England and Wales Cricket Board today stand accused of not working in the best interests of this country's cricket

18-Jul-1999

Javed explains ad hoc committee's task (18 July 1999)

Lahore, July 17: Javed Zaman Khan has said that the newly-appointed Pakistan Cricket Board ad hoc committee has been assigned the task of streamlining affairs of the game in the country

18-Jul-1999

Ex-Youth cricketer dies (17 July 1999)

Former Barbados youth team cricketer Duane Springer is dead

17-Jul-1999

Nortel Championship: Crab Hill's first class debut (17 July 1999)

WATCH OUT, Crab Hill

17-Jul-1999

Lancashire League: McNamara is out for revenge (17 July 1999)

Brad McNamara and his Haslingden team-mates have a score to settle when they clash with Colne at the Horsfield tomorrow

17-Jul-1999

Bulfin's walk-out rattles NZC (17 July 1999)

When Wellington fast bowler Carl Bulfin walked out on an agreement to play for Nottinghamshire he embarrassed New Zealand Cricket and shocked his New Zealand team-mates, said NZC chief executive Christopher Doig

17-Jul-1999

Barbados, Antigua chosen (16 July 1999)

Barbados and Antigua have been selected as venues for the Red Stripe Bowl due to start in October

17-Jul-1999

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Alex Malcolm

Danyal Rasool

Karthik Krishnaswamy

Andrew Miller

Sidharth Monga