Miscellaneous

Pakistan's performance simply breathtaking (18 June 1999)

18-Jun-1999

Pakistani fans pleased with semis win (18 June 1999)

Lahore, June 17: Pakistan has a bright chance of clinching the seventh World Cup cricket tournament as now the players have moulded themselves into a fighting combination

18-Jun-1999

England Cricket Diary (18 June 1999)

The pitches in the World Cup have been excellent, bearing in mind the cold, wet start to the tournament in May, and the groundsmen generally have not been given enough praise for their professionalism in what is not an exact science

18-Jun-1999

Beyond the boundary - The Last Tango (18 June 1999)

Schopenhauer it was who said, "Against stupidity the gods battle in vain." When Hansie Cronje won the toss and opted to field pundits and bookies alike were left biting their nails

18-Jun-1999

What Happened in 1999? (18 June 1999)

What Happened in 1999

18-Jun-1999

What they said: 'It feels like a cruel game' (18 June 1999)

South Africa captain Hansie Cronje was left bemoaning his side's bad luck but apportioned no blame to any of his players

18-Jun-1999

Klusener's rush of blood ruins three years' work (18 June 1999)

There are the haves and the have-nots

18-Jun-1999

Lancashire League: LGE Preview (18 June 1999)

After finishing fourth in the EW Cartons Lancashire League last season, Enfield might have been expected to have made a better fist of it this time around

18-Jun-1999

Australian view - Irrepressible Warne triumphant (18 June 1999)

Shane Warne proved at Edgbaston that form is temporary, but class is forever

18-Jun-1999

Barbados Clubs: Pickwick at odds again (18 June 1999)

The Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) and Pickwick Club may soon be engaging in another war of words over Kensington Oval following the fall-out over the Spektakula show

18-Jun-1999

Barbados: BCA, Pickwick at odds again (18 June 1999)

The Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) and Pickwick Club may soon be engaging in another war of words over Kensington Oval following the fall-out over the Spektakula show

18-Jun-1999

It's now showtime at Lord's (18 June 1999)

The Seventh World Cup of cricket is down to its final match, and although at the start of the contest many believed it would have been South Africa versus Australia, it is Pakistan against Australia in Sunday's showdown for the title

18-Jun-1999

Klusener set for final World Cup accolade (18 June 1999)

LONDON (England) - Whatever 'Boys Own' hero image there is of Lance Klusener and what he managed to carve out of this World Cup, the essential fact is that he did it for his country

18-Jun-1999

Flimsy Kiwis run out of puff (18 June 1999)

What a nightmare

18-Jun-1999

It's Australia's batting v Pakistan's bowling (18 June 1999)

With a thrilling World Cup final in prospect, Australia has the edge in the batting and Pakistan in the bowling according to the latest PwC Ratings

18-Jun-1999

Ribblesdale League: Simpson backs his title chasers (18 June 1999)

Great Harwood skipper Gordon Simpson is backing his team to get back on the Jennings Ribblesdale League title-trail with victory over Read tomorrow

18-Jun-1999

Lifetime opportunity for team, says Moin (18 June 1999)

KARACHI, June 17: Pakistan team was in high spirits and anxiously waiting for the June 20 World Cup final, vice captain Moin Khan said from Manchester late Wednesday evening

18-Jun-1999

Northern League Round-up (18 June 1999)

Northern League leaders Darwen are unchanged for league and cup duty this weekend

18-Jun-1999

Top batsmen 'out of nick' (18 June 1999)

New Zealand cricket selection convener Ross Dykes thinks Nathan Astle and Craig McMillan will bounce back from their World Cup failures

18-Jun-1999

Australian Cricket Team mobbed by fans

Thousands of cricket fans are using the world wide web to follow the fortunes of their Aussie heroes at the 1999 World Cup in England and inundating their favourite players with messages of support

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