Miscellaneous

Fletcher calls for greater focus on one-day cricket

Duncan Fletcher has blamed a lack of preparation and planning for England's disappointing showing in the one-day arena this winter

26-Mar-2001•CricInfo

India's withdrawal from Sharjah exhausts PCB's patience

The Indian government's decision to withdraw from the Sharjah Triangular cricket tournament has finally brought the Pakistan Cricket Board's patience to an end

26-Mar-2001•Agha Akbar

Sui Gas and PWD clash in four-day Final of Patron's Trophy Grade II

Pakistan Public Works Department won an emphatic victory in the last round of the Patron's Trophy (Grade II) tournament to edge past Pakistan Army in the point's table, reaching the final of the competition, where they meet Sui Gas, the winner of the

26-Mar-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Fiery Ali Gouhar leads PIA to their first win in Patron's Trophy Grade I

Ali Gouhar, the right-handed pace man, unleashed an exhibition of devastating fast bowling at the Shahi Bagh Stadium, Peshawar to help Pakistan International Airlines earn their first win in the Patron's Trophy (Grade I) competition

26-Mar-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Australia prepares for memorial to The Don

The official memorial service for the late Sir Donald Bradman will be a national event in Australia this evening

25-Mar-2001•Rick Eyre

England lose one-day series after Jayawardene century

Sri Lanka have proved that whatever their shortcomings in the longer format of the game, they remain a highly proficient limited-overs team, as they defeated England by 66 runs under the bright, white lights of Premadasa International Stadium to win

25-Mar-2001•Charlie Austin

South Africa make steady progress against West Indies Board XI

South Africa picked up three wickets before lunch on day two of their three-day match against a West Indies Cricket Board XI at the Kensington Oval on Sunday

25-Mar-2001•Neil Manthorpe - MWP

Thorpe warns of England's need for young one-day players

Graham Thorpe warned that England need to look to the future after his team lost the second One-Day International to Sri Lanka and with it the three-match series

25-Mar-2001•CricInfo

Injury to Brooke Walker another example of Kiwi curse of 2000/01

National sporting medical statistics should make interesting reading whenever they are next compiled

25-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Grant Bradburn caps another great day in his summer

Grant Bradburn got more good news after it seemed his summer was over yesterday

25-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Spirit of Wellington cricket remembered at dinner

Some telling reminders of what playing cricket can do for people, and what people can do in order to play cricket, were issued at last night's 125th jubilee celebrations of Cricket Wellington

25-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

We won't give up without a fight: Akram Khan

Former skipper of Bangladesh Akram Khan is preparing hard for the forthcoming tour of Zimbabwe

25-Mar-2001•Shahryar Khan

It is nice to have some new blood in the side

The Chennai Test left the team physically and mentally drained

25-Mar-2001•Steve Waugh

'Ease Hooper'

London one of the legends of West Indies cricket has come out batting for West Indies cricket captain Carl Hooper

25-Mar-2001•Vincent Nurse

England on the rack after Jayawardene century

Sri Lanka have taken a firm grip on the second One-Day International against England at Premadasa International Stadium

25-Mar-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka take one-day series after Jayawardene century

Sri Lanka have proved that whatever their present shortcomings in the longer format of the game, they remain a highly proficient limited-overs team, as they defeated England by 66 runs under the bright, white lights of Premadasa International Stadium

25-Mar-2001•Charlie Austin

Sinclair and Oram will boost CD in Perth

Central Districts will be strengthened for their final two pool games at the Champions Trophy tournament in Perth next week when international players Mathew Sinclair and Jacob Oram fly across on Sunday to join the side

25-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Personal memories of Sir Donald Bradman rekindled

A special members' lunch which celebrated memories of Sir Donald Bradman at the Basin Reserve today capped off the Wellington Cricket Association's 125th jubilee weekend

25-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hawke's Bay have tough job to win Hawke Cup

Hawke's Bay are going to have to pull off a sensational batting effort tomorrow morning if they are to come back and claim the Hawke Cup from Hamilton

25-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Manicaland stroll to victory over CFX Academy

By lunch on the third and final day at Alexandra Sports Club, Manicaland had crowned a determined all-round performance with a nine-wicket victory over the CFX Academy

25-Mar-2001•John Ward

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