Miscellaneous

Saber for Sumit (29 June 1999)

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) yesterday announced a 14-member national squad for the Asian Youth U-19 cricket championship, scheduled to begin in Singapore from July 5

29-Jun-1999

McGrath: No match-fixing in Cup final (29 June 1999)

Sydney - Australian paceman Glenn McGrath says the cricket World Cup winners are upset by allegations that Pakistani players may have thrown the final

29-Jun-1999

Hussain can put accent on change (28 June 1999)

For commentaries on pomp and ceremony it is never a bad idea to turn to Gilbert and Sullivan, and it took Nasser Hussain no time at all to borrow some appropriate lines from the Savoy songbook

28-Jun-1999

Alas poor Alec, let's learn to halt the cull (28 June 1999)

I wonder what Alec Stewart makes of the merry-go-round

28-Jun-1999

Lancashire: Atherton back on injury list (28 June 1999)

Mike Atherton is out of Lancashire's Championship game against Essex starting at Old Trafford tomorrow - throwing up new fears about his cricketing future

28-Jun-1999

Lancashire League: Record-breaking Ramsbottom (28 June 1999)

Ramsbottom breathed new life into their season with a record-breaking win at Todmorden, who posted 301-3 but still lost by three wickets

28-Jun-1999

Read and Habib join England's Edgbaston party (28 June 1999)

England have named two uncapped players for the first Test against New Zealand, which starts at Edgbaston on Thursday

28-Jun-1999

New boys at the England helm must do it their way (28 June 1999)

I have had more than a passing interest in the recent appointments made in relation to the England cricket team

28-Jun-1999

Media Release - Western Warrior appointed new coach of Western Fury

Mulder, aged 35, has played 24 first-class matches for Western Australia

28-Jun-1999•Western Australian Cricket Association

Jamaica Clubs: Mais flattens Kensington (28 June 1999)

Defending Champions Kingston Cricket Club ended Kensington's unbeaten run in the Sandals Limited Overs cricket tournament, defeating the Preston Road team by 126 runs at Sabina Park yesterday

28-Jun-1999

Country feeling to Fire Shield (28 June 1999)

The semifinal line-up of the Barbados Fire and Commercial Shield has a predictable rustic look about it after yesterday's quarterfinals

28-Jun-1999

Lancashire League: Injured Gareth's Darwen hero (28 June 1999)

Darwen's top of the table clash with St Annes lived up to expectations as fortunes ebbed and flowed throughout the day and so nearly resulted in a sensational victory for the Birch Hall side

28-Jun-1999

Lancashire League: Records fall at Todmorden (28 June 1999)

A clutch of run-scoring records were shattered at Centre Vale on Saturday as Rambsottom successfully chased over 300 to beat Todmorden in a remarkable EW Cartons Lancashire League game

28-Jun-1999

Read and Habib have credentials to come good (28 June 1999)

Thirteen selected, including two new faces, and Chris Read and Aftab Habib are both certain to play at Edgbaston

28-Jun-1999

Lancashire League: Last-ball thriller! (28 June 1999)

Lancashire League: Last-ball thriller

28-Jun-1999

Saber on Greenidge (27 June 1999)

June 26: Bangladesh coach Gordon Greenidge had "protested vehemently" about the inclusion of Minhazul Abedin in the World Cup squad, saying that the senior batsman was "not good enough as a bat, not good enough as a bowler"

27-Jun-1999

Time for the real Nasser to stand up and be counted (27 June 1999)

It was at the England school's Under-15 festival 16 long years ago, that I first met a young boy from Forest School

27-Jun-1999

Counties demand streamlined England set-up (27 June 1999)

Mounting discontent at the number of people being employed in the running of the England team is not confined to observers outside the England and Wales Cricket Board

27-Jun-1999

Why Tudor can be the kingpin for England (27 June 1999)

Every morning at the main gates of the Oval, Darryl Tudor, Alex's father, watches the multicultural mix that is Kennington go by

27-Jun-1999

Dream must come true in reign of Hussain (27 June 1999)

IT is late August 2001, and the Oval is awash with cheering England supporters, just as it was in 1953 and 1926 when the Ashes were regained after equally long waits

27-Jun-1999

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