Miscellaneous

The white sands of Maracas beach - Nicky Boje

Trinidad, our second stop on our Caribbean tour has been pretty cool and finally we got to go to a beach on one of our off day last week

26-Mar-2001•Nicky Boje

The race to a thousand and Nevin's famous fifty

Last week we pointed out that Mark Richardson and Matthew Bell had created a New Zealand Test record with three consecutive opening stands of fifty or more

26-Mar-2001•Francis Payne

Carl Hooper - Another great captain? Maybe

In the recent history of West Indies cricket, say the last 50 years or so, few of the team's captains have been dynamic enough to actually change the face of West Indies cricket forever

26-Mar-2001•Colin Croft

3rd Test, India v Australia, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1539th Test match in cricket history

26-Mar-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Bowling options provide food for thought in Hamilton

Hamilton's result pitch at WestpacTrust Park has both New Zealand and Pakistan seriously considering their options before the third and final National Bank series Test tomorrow

26-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Confident Indians fight through tight situations

On a day when both India and Australia made a lot of mistakes on the field, the home team won by a big margin in the end thereby gaining a 1-0 lead in the five match one-day series

26-Mar-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Two more for Crofty!

Glamorgan off-spinner Robert Croft ended the Test series in Sri Lanka with a career aggregate of 48 wickets in Tests for England - the most ever taken by a Glamorgan player, with Robert Croft breaking Jeff Jones` previous best of 44 achieved in 15

26-Mar-2001•Andrew Hignell

Development body to meet in Kolkata

A development committee meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) will be held in Kolkata on March 29 and 30

26-Mar-2001

Too early to predict the winner, says Ganguly

The Indian captain Sourav Ganguly on Sunday said he was scared that the team would succumb even though they had scored a huge total of 315 after winning the first one-day tie by 60 runs against Australia in Bangalore on Sunday

26-Mar-2001

Moin Khan out of Test, Sami doubtful

Pakistan captain Moin Khan will not lead his side when it takes the field for the third and final National Bank series Test against New Zealand in Hamilton today

26-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cork's injury lends support to Botham's idea

Dominic Cork is struggling to regain full fitness before the start of the new season

26-Mar-2001•George Dobell

Indian news round-up

The Indian captain Sourav Ganguly said after winning the first one-day tie against Australia in Bangalore by 60 runs on Sunday that he was scared the team would succumb despite scoring a huge total of 315

26-Mar-2001•Staff and Agencies

Adi Aymes declares £174,995 benefit

Adi Aymes At the Hampshire AGM today (Monday) long serving wicket-keeper batsman Adi Aymes received from new chairman Rod Bransgrove a benefit cheque of £174,995

26-Mar-2001•Vic Isaacs

Hampshire become first County Club plc.

Hampshire County Cricket Club's membership have voted comprehensively in favour of the motion to create county cricket's first-ever public limited company, at their Annual General Meeting in Southampton on Monday evening

26-Mar-2001•Vic Isaacs

Moin Khan in doubt for third Test tomorrow

Pakistan captain Moin Khan is shaping as a doubtful starter for the final National Bank series Test with New Zealand starting in Hamilton tomorrow

26-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Miandad and Waqar can savour Hamilton

Pakistan team members coach Javed Miandad and fast bowler Waqar Younis will go into the final National Bank series Test with fond memories of Hamilton tomorrow

26-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cricket board snaps relations with India

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday said it has broken all cricketing relations with India after the traditional rival pulled out of next month's Sharjah Cup where Pakistan was one of the three contestants

26-Mar-2001•Imran Naeem Ahmad

The Willows are maintaining tradition

Craig McMillan has seldom played for anyone but the Black Caps in recent seasons

26-Mar-2001•Matthew Appleby

Croft and Vaas receive reprimands following collision

Robert Croft and Chaminda Vaas have been severely reprimanded following their collision in the closing stages of the day-night international at the Premadasa Stadium yesterday

26-Mar-2001•CricInfo

World Round-Up - A feast of Test Cricket in 2000-01

This is a unique on-going season - eight Test playing nations involved together in four Test Cricket series being held around the world

26-Mar-2001•Arshad Chughtai

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