Miscellaneous

Klusener sounds his battle cry (10 June 1999)

'Bayete' was the cry chiefs of the Zulu tribe uttered when they went into battle against the British in the 19th century

10-Jun-1999

Sri Lanka: District cricket to be developed (10 June 1999)

The Executive Committee of the BCCSL has undertaken the development of cricket in the districts with the ambition of setting up quality wickets and facilities for the future

10-Jun-1999

A view from the Gully (10 June 1999)

Whatever happens between India and Pakistan, it has always an element of drama in it

10-Jun-1999

Dayle Hadlee warns against change (10 June 1999)

Do not ask Chris Cairns to open the bowling for the Black Caps

10-Jun-1999

Quotes - Australia v Zimbabwe (10 June 1999)

"I thought there would be a bit of early moisture

10-Jun-1999

Urgency is to stay cool (10 June 1999 )

LONDON, June 9: Rarely have I seen Wasim Akram as agitated on a cricket field as he was during the high tension of Tuesday's lost match against India

10-Jun-1999

Whatmore keen to coach England (10 June 1999)

Sri Lanka-born Dav Whatmore who coached Sri Lanka to their first ever World Cup victory in Lahore in 1996 has confirmed his interest in succeeding David Lloyd as the England coach

10-Jun-1999

Muralitharan magic (10 June 1999)

Muttiah Muralitharan made a spectacular home debut for Lancashire, and delighted Old Trafford's marketing chiefs who believe he will pull in more fans to championship cricket

10-Jun-1999

Mahela - among the top ten fastest scorers in the World Cup (10 June 1999)

Rising Sri Lankan batting star, Mahela Jayawardena who is probably watching the Super Six matches from the comfort of his armchair in Colombo will be pleased to hear that he is the only Sri Lankan batsman to make it to the top ten fastest scorers of

10-Jun-1999

McGrath shoulders heavy burden (10 June 1999)

Australia showed plenty of muscle power when batting, but there must be concern that the bowling relies too heavily on the broad shoulders of Glenn McGrath

10-Jun-1999

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10-Jun-1999

Waiting to be swamped or a genuine threat? (10 June 1999)

Waiting to be swamped or a genuine threat

10-Jun-1999

Kirsten and Gibbs get their show on the road again (10 June 1999)

Birmingham - While Gary Kirsten and Herschelle Gibbs re-established their countrymen's faith in their ability to score runs with a century partnership it was New Zealanders Gavin Larsen and Geoff Allott who added to the entertainment on a chilly

10-Jun-1999

It's so far so good (9 June 1999)

OLD TRAFFORD, June 8: There were police everywhere

09-Jun-1999

Minority spoil Indian party (9 June 1999)

For the best part of seven hours yesterday the deep-seated rivalry between India and Pakistan was almost forgotten

09-Jun-1999

Australia v Zimbabwe: A Quick look at the record (9 June 1999)

Australia have a clear upper hand against Zimbabwe

09-Jun-1999

Johnson blazes away for Zimbabwe (9 June 1999)

LONDON - Zimbabwe's balloon, almost burst at Headingley by New Zealand was finally popped at Lord's today by Australia yet their World Cup semi-final spot is almost secured while the lads from Down Under are still struggling to make the last four

09-Jun-1999

PPP County Championship Preview (9 June 1999)

Essex, whose only win in six matches was in April, oppose Derbyshire who have lost once this season

09-Jun-1999

'Old fossil' touched by Allott's cricket tribute (9 June 1999)

Long-standing Christchurch Boys' High School teacher Graeme Ash was yesterday still coming to terms with his new-found status as a cricket celebrity, and in his own inimitable way enjoying every minute

09-Jun-1999

Deafening advert for support Asian style (9 June 1999)

Halfway through the Pakistan innings Sachin Tendulkar caught Moin Khan on the boundary

09-Jun-1999

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