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Jayasuriya gets the nod (8 July 1999)

Deposed world one-day champions Sri Lanka will look to Sanath Jayasuriya to lift their cricketing fortunes to its former pristine glory after the 'Matara Mauler' was named the new captain to succeed Arjuna Ranatunga

08-Jul-1999

Bangladesh face UAE today (8 July 1999)

Bangladesh did not play their last league match of the Asian Youth Cricket Championship yesterday as there was a change in the fixture before the tournament got started

08-Jul-1999

Nuwan Zoysa back in SL pool (8 July 1999)

The national selection committee yesterday named a squad of 30 players to prepare for the forthcoming one-day triangular and three-Test series due to commence from August 22

08-Jul-1999

NatWest England U19s name Squad for ODI series against Australia (08 July 1999)

The NatWest England Under 19s today named a 13-man squad containing three uncapped players for the forthcoming One-Day International series against Australia Under 19s

08-Jul-1999

Hunte marks guard (8 July 1999)

Stating he planned to put the emphasis on the "C" in BCA, Sir Conrad Hunte formally announced his candidacy and that of his running mates in elections for the new board of the Barbados Cricket Association on July 29

08-Jul-1999

Sri Lanka: Argument fixed for preliminary objection (8 July 1999)

The Court of Appeal yesterday fixed arguments for July 15 on the preliminary objections raised by the plaintiff-respondent in the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) case that Saliya Ahangama, an Ex-co member had not submitted the

08-Jul-1999

It's a Roses clash in NatWest Trophy (8 July 1999)

Lancashire will play Yorkshire in the NatWest Trophy quarter finals at Old Trafford on July 28

08-Jul-1999

South Africa: Davis features in Northerns plans (7 July 1999)

Centurion (South Africa) - Mark Davis did not have too much time to get caught up in the recent World Cup carnival in England

07-Jul-1999

Cricket News Round-up (7 July 1999)

Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga demanded airport protection upon his return following the outcry over his team's poor show in the World Cup

07-Jul-1999

Lancashire Amateur: Chorley and District League (7 July 1999)

Whittle-le-Woods 127-2 (A Davies 57no, K Fazackerley 38), Newburgh 125-7 (M Moss 66, G Moore 4-44)

07-Jul-1999

Lancashire District: Dormer hits half century to set up a Saints salvo (7 July 1999)

St Phillip's produced the surprise result of the weekend by handing B Division leaders Taverners B their first defeat of the season in one of only two matches played in Saturday's Accrington and District League programme

07-Jul-1999

ML Jaisimha passes away (7 July 1999)

Former Indian test cricketer and dashing batsman ML Jaisimha passed away at his residence this afternoon

07-Jul-1999

ACB announces contraced player list

Australian Cricket Board Chief Executive Officer, Malcolm Speed, today announced the twenty-five players to be contracted by the Board for the next twelve months

07-Jul-1999•Australian Cricket Board

Ribblesdale League: League's trophy clash (7 July 1999)

The Jennings Ribblesdale Cricket League take on Bolton Cricket League at Astley Bridge CC on Sunday in the Manchester Evening News Inter League Trophy

07-Jul-1999

Lancashire District: Attock on attack (7 July 1999)

A Heavily reinforced Attock team won through to the quarter finals of the Hyndburn Mayoral Challenge on Wednesday, beating host club Accrington A by 54 runs

07-Jul-1999

Wasim Akram not in hospital (7 July 1999)

KARACHI, July 6: The family of Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has denied reports that he was admitted in a Birmingham hospital following a severe attack of diabetes

07-Jul-1999

Dave to save our cricket (7 July 1999)

Sri Lanka successfully secured the final release of Dav Whatmore from English county Lancashire yesterday

07-Jul-1999

Scottish Cricket: Salmond returns as captain (7 July 1999)

George Salmond returns to lead Scotland this morning at Mannofield, Aberdeen, when they begin their three-day game against MCC

07-Jul-1999

Talking Cricket: Too much technology, not enough responsibility (7 July 1999)

I Never thought, when Barrie Meyer and I used light meters for the first time during the third Test between England and New Zealand at Lord's in 1978 that it would spark such a flood of umpiring aids, particularly of the electronic kind

07-Jul-1999

One of NZ's oldest test cricketers dies aged 85 (7 July 1999)

One of New Zealand's oldest surviving test cricketers, Leonard Arthur Butterfield, has died in Christchurch at the age of 85

07-Jul-1999

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