Miscellaneous

The Aussies will be the team to beat (7 July 1999)

Australia on top of the world in Test and one-day cricket is the team that every other country wants to beat

07-Jul-1999

NatWest Trophy: Vaughan has platform to end drought (7 July 1999)

Names that have been swirling around as candidates for the England team include Michael Vaughan, but the Yorkshire batsman has found himself in desperate need of runs in the fourth round of the NatWest Trophy against Leicestershire at Headingley

07-Jul-1999

NatWest Trophy: Chapple out (7 July 1999)

Glen Chapple was ruled out of Lancashire's NatWest Trophy fourth round tie against Hampshire at Southampton today

07-Jul-1999

Whatmore to quit at end of month (6 July 1999)

Dav Whatmore travelled south with Lancashire today for one of the last times

06-Jul-1999

Mahela only centurion for Lanka in 25 ODI's (6 July 1999)

Sri Lanka's dismal performances in their last 25 one-day internationals which ultimately led to them losing their title as world one-day champions has caused many a heartburn to their ardent followers

06-Jul-1999

Indian Women face England today

The women take centre stage in the One-Day International scene today, the Indian team setting foot onto the same Old Trafford turf where their male counterparts defeated Pakistan exactly four weeks ago

06-Jul-1999•Dianne van Dulken

Ashantha, Amal - match referees for Youth Asia Cup (6 July 1999)

The interim commitee of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka has appointed former Test cricketers Ashantha de Mel and Amal Silva to officiate as match referees for the Youth Asia Cup which began in Singapore yesterday and will continue till

06-Jul-1999

Windies to play under lights (6 July 1999)

The West Indies will be part of further cricket history on their already historic tour of England next year, when they participate in the first floodlit internationals staged in the country

06-Jul-1999

Cardiff in running for one-day Test (6 July 1999)

England's authorities have hinted that at least one match from the newly expanded programme of international one-dayers next summer will be held at a non-Test venue, with Cardiff top of the list

06-Jul-1999

West Indies: Fresh start (6 July 1999)

Port-of-Spain - Seeking fresh faces to lead a team scarred by controversy, the West Indies Cricket Board says it will advertise for a coach and manager instead of choosing from a list of former stars and team employees

06-Jul-1999

PCB Council meeting on 11th (6 July 1999)

Lahore, July 5: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Council meeting has been called at a short notice here at the Gaddafi Stadium on July 11 (Monday) at 10:30 pm

06-Jul-1999

PCB office virtually non-existent in chairman's absence (5 July 1999)

Karachi, July 4: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has become virtually non-existent in the absence of the chairman and at the end of the chief executive's contract

05-Jul-1999

Problem players only cause trouble for New Zealand (5 July 1999)

The success of the World Cup issued Test cricket with a 'follow that' challenge

05-Jul-1999

Fine line between ordinary and the extraordinary (5 July 1999)

If events on the first two days of the Birmingham Test were extraordinary, the resolution on Saturday was baffling

05-Jul-1999

Stewart clouds the horizon for Hussain (5 July 1999)

It became clear this week what Nasser Hussain has been doing for the past three years since he returned to the England team against India at Edgbaston in 1996 and made a hundred that reshaped his international career

05-Jul-1999

Saqlain mystery over 'retirement' (5 July 1999)

The ongoing claims of match-fixing that have dogged the Pakistan team took a new twist over the weekend, when off-spinner Saqlain Mushtaq refused to comment on a report in a Lahore newspaper that he was quitting international cricket

05-Jul-1999

Ramprakash master-classes pay off (5 July 1999)

"Young, gifted and black." Nina Simone's 1970's anthem could be the signature tune for England's latest cricket hero

05-Jul-1999

Northern League: Easy win restores 12-point lead (5 July 1999)

Darwen restored their 12-point lead at the top of the Northern League with a comfortable five wicket victory at Kendal as nearest challengers St Annes lost at Fleetwood

05-Jul-1999

Lancashire League: Injured Danny is a hero in defeat (5 July 1999)

Danny Kegg's heroics limited the damage of Nelson's defeat to Haslingden but couldn't stop East Lancashire deposing them at the top of the EW Cartons Lancashire League

05-Jul-1999

Bangladesh face Hong Kong (5 July 1999)

Bangladesh take on Hong Kong today in the first match of the Youth Asia Cup at Kallang Oval in Singapore

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