Miscellaneous

Warne looms as threat to Pakistan dream (18 June 1999)

LONDON (England) - If you believe in the views of Imran Khan, Pakistan have already succumbed to Australia as the World Cup final looms at Lord's tomorrow

18-Jun-1999

Steve does it again (18 June 1999)

Edgbaston, June 17: The burden of a captain is many

18-Jun-1999

Scottish Cricket: SCU knock Aberdeen out of Cup (18 June 1999)

Aberdeen GSFP have been thrown out of the Scottish Cup by the Scottish Cricket Union after failing to raise a team for their league section fixture against Prestwick on May 30

18-Jun-1999

Karachiites hail Pakistan's victory (18 June 1999)

Karachi, June 17: The city turned festive as young cricket followers took to the streets and celebrated Pakistan's success in the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening

18-Jun-1999

Beyond the boundary - The Other Side Of Midnight (17 June 1999)

Everything was blazing hot at Old Trafford yesterday

17-Jun-1999

Preysal earn $9,500 in 'Savannah' cricket (17 June 1999)

An excellent all-round performance by former National Youth player Randy Bachan enabled Clico Preysal to lift the All Sport Savannah cricket title at the Queen's Park Savannah yesterday

17-Jun-1999

Lockhart remains at the helm for Scotland (17 June 1999)

West Of Scotland's Douglas Lockhart retains the captaincy for Scotland's third-round NatWest Trophy tie against Surrey at Grange, Edinburgh, next Wednesday

17-Jun-1999

Pollock's five wicket blast (17 June 1999)

Birmingham (England) - Anyone who has any knowledge of chess would tell you how important is the king's pawn to the end game

17-Jun-1999

Perfect day for cricket (17 June 1999)

Old Trafford, June 16: Ijaz Ahmed's brilliant catch at gully to see the back of dangerman Roger Twose and Shoaib Akhtar's gem of an yorker to send the wickets skittling behind Stephen Fleming put Pakistan on top on a bright and sunny day at Old

17-Jun-1999

The perfect seat (17 June 1999)

It was as close to the perfect cricket match as any spectator at Edgbaston could have hoped for

17-Jun-1999

Hussain tipped to be new England skipper (17 June 1999)

Nasser Hussain is tipped to be the new England captain replacing Alec Stewart who has been sacked by the ECB according to media reports in London

17-Jun-1999

Vodafone announce 1999 Cricket World Cup XI (17 June 1999)

World Cup sponsors Vodafone, have announced details of the Vodafone 1st XI for the 1999 Cricket World Cup

17-Jun-1999

'Rocket' launches Pakistan on power path to Lord's (17 June 1999)

Wasim Akram, the Pakistan captain, acknowledged the important part that Shoaib Akhtar, the pretender to Waqar Younis's fast bowling throne, played in the crushing victory at Old Trafford

17-Jun-1999

They'll be loving all this in Lahore (17 June 1999)

Pakistan's approach to one-day cricket is a bit like Errol Flynn's to the Sheriff of Nottingham's castle - the difference being that Errol never got his tights caught in the chandeliers before falling head first into the boiling oil

17-Jun-1999

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17-Jun-1999

A view from the Gully (17 June 1999)

Favourites Australia and South Africa will meet again today in four days' time at Edgbaston, Birmingham

17-Jun-1999

Good call Sir Vivian (17 June 1999)

Former Captain and batting maestro, Sir Vivian Richards has called for sweeping changes in the West Indies team, and hopefully the call will not fall on deaf ears

17-Jun-1999

Selectors will sit soon to pick captain and pools (17 June 1999)

Former BCCSL Secretary and member of the Interim Body to govern the Cricket Board affairs, S

17-Jun-1999

Partners in the progress of Sri Lanka cricket (16 June 1999)

Rienzie Wijetilleke, Managing Director, Hatton National Bank and the other members of the Interim Committee appointed to continue the functions of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka, by the Minister of Samurdhi, Youth Affairs and Sports S

16-Jun-1999

Sir Viv, Lara fancy Aussies (16 June 1999)

London - Brian Lara and Sir Viv Richards have chosen Australia as new World Cup champions

16-Jun-1999

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