Miscellaneous

Naveed Nawaz leads 'A' team to England (22 June 1999)

The national selectors named Naveed Nawaz as captain of the Sri Lanka 'A' team for their tour of England which begins on July 4

22-Jun-1999

Final let-down (22 June 1999)

June 21: A thoroughly professional Australia took the final by the scruff of the neck and stunned Pakistan by eight wickets to lift the cricket World Cup at the game's capital

22-Jun-1999

From hero to zero in two hours (22 June 1999)

Toronto, June 21: Cheers turned into tears here as hot favourites Pakistanis suffered a humiliating eight-wicket defeat in the World Cup final, with a local trader suffering a loss of nearly 5,000 dollars which he spent on Pakistani big and miniature

22-Jun-1999

Match-fixing report awaited, NA told (22 June 1999)

Islamabad, June 21: The National Assembly was informed on Monday that the report of the one-man judicial commission probing the allegations of match-fixing by Pakistan team cricketers is awaited and action will be taken in the light of the findings

22-Jun-1999

World Cup '99 - the best of the seven (22 June 1999)

The 1999 World Cup of cricket which ended at Lord's on Sunday was a lovely tournament, worthy to be ticked off as the best and most exciting of all seven

22-Jun-1999

Scottish Cricket: Australians lead way in batting stakes (22 June 1999)

Another deluge all but destroyed the Scottish National Cricket League programme again on Saturday

22-Jun-1999

A view from the Gully (22 June 1999)

The 1999 World Cup final was an enormous disappointment

22-Jun-1999

Gough forced to miss Test with calf injury (21 June 1999)

Darren Gough, the only bowler who writes his own name in the England team, misses the first Test against New Zealand, which begins at Edgbaston on July 1

21-Jun-1999

Warne the winner considers his future (21 June 1999)

A few minutes after winning his second man-of-the-match award in the World Cup in four days, Shane Warne revealed that he is thinking about his cricketing future

21-Jun-1999

Talking Cricket: Michael Parkinson (21 June 1999)

Now that the circus has departed we are left wondering what to do the rest of the summer

21-Jun-1999

Building on the lessons of defeat (21 June 1999)

LONDON (England) - Whether it is Shaun Pollock or even Dale Benkenstein who leads South Africa in World Cup 2003 they will have learnt much from the drama and trauma of the Edgbaston tie which put them out of yesterday's final

21-Jun-1999

Former Test players and fans disappointed (21 June 1999)

The cricket fans who were impatiently waiting for the World Cup Cricket final between Pakistan and Australia were greatly disappointed by the dismal performance of the Pakistan team, losing the all-important match in a heart-breaking fashion by eight

21-Jun-1999

Lancashire League: Baby-faced assassin (21 June 1999)

Alex Scholefield is know as the 'Boy Wonder' among his Todmorden team-mates after making a dramatic impact on the first team scene three years ago

21-Jun-1999

Lancashire League: Burnley have lift off (21 June 1999)

Burnley skipper Andy McLeod led from the front as the Turf Moor outfit hauled themselves off the bottom of the EW Cartons Lancashire League with their first win in five games

21-Jun-1999

Carnival gives way to sound of silence (21 June 1999)

For MCC members, still under sedation from the prospect of women in the pavilion, it was an unnerving prospect

21-Jun-1999

Murali action cleared by report (21 June 1999)

Muttiah Muralitharan has been officially cleared of an illegal bowling action

21-Jun-1999

Kallis injury poser for Glamorgan (21 June 1999)

LONDON (England) - Jacques Kallis' stomach muscle injury is so serious that he is unlikely to return to England shortly and play the remainder of the season for Glamorgan

21-Jun-1999

Australia too hot for Pakistan (21 June 1999)

Australia Made good their boast that they are the world's best when they won the World Cup at Lord's yesterday

21-Jun-1999

Ireland domestic cricket review (21 Jun 1999)

The second round of matches in the Ireland's Inter-Provincial tournament last weekend saw Leinster going to the top of the table

21-Jun-1999

Japan's Gunma Cup gets underway (21 Jun 1999)

"Cricket Around The World's" mystery correspondent, "Kouragi Skee", provides this update on the Gunma Cup, Japan's main domestic competition

21-Jun-1999

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