Miscellaneous

Weather Woes at Canterbury (18 May 1999)

CANTERBURY - If England's inhospitable month of May continues South Africa, training up at Northampton for their second World Cup match today, might be wondering if they are not playing Sri Lanka in Port Elizabeth or some other miserable damp and

18-May-1999

Unfazed Kenyans believe in the impossible dream (18 May 1999)

Kenya are undismayed by their opening defeat by Zimbabwe, underwhelmed by the publicity they have received, unimpressed by the bookies' assessment of their chances of winning the World Cup (250-1 to start with, now 500-1 and still drifting) and

18-May-1999

Crawley blasts dismal Lancashire collapse (18 May 1999)

John Crawley did not mince his words after a disastrous Lancashire collapse at Old Trafford yesterday

18-May-1999

No thanks Sunny (18 May 1999)

In a moment of disheartening geographical insensitivity, one of the commentators, probably Graeme Fowler, called Bangladesh cricketers the Sri Lankans

18-May-1999

West Indies on backfoot (18 May 1999)

The formula for success in the Seventh World Cup has quickly taken shape but the West Indies will be hard-pressed to meet it

18-May-1999

A little right in all the wrongs (18 May 1999)

It's a little past lunchtime at Chelmsford

18-May-1999

England to pop even if corks will not (18 May 1999)

The World Cup is supposed to be a "carnival of cricket"

18-May-1999

Gough ready to tackle South Africa (18 May 1999)

CANTERBURY (England) - Apart from a streaker who evaded a slow-moving security yesterday Darren Gough was about the only ray of sunshine on a bleak World Cup day as the England opening bowler gave a hint that he was ready to take on South Africa at

18-May-1999

Shane Warne escapes further punishment (18 May 1999)

WORCESTER, Monday - Australian vice-captain Shane Warne already under a two-match suspended sentence and fined half his match fee for his newspaper attacks on Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga escaped further punishment when he poked his finger in

18-May-1999

Cricket Board case - further proceedings (18 May 1999)

Colombo District Judge A.W.A

18-May-1999

'Sri Lanka - a streak team' (18 May 1999)

An article published in the widely circulated newspaper here has described the "Sri Lankans as a streak team

18-May-1999

Pakistan's victory a tribute to their nerve and skill (18 May 1999)

LONDON, May 17: Pakistan's victory at Bristol was a tribute to their determination, nerve and skill - but Wasim Akram's side also have to thank the selection naivety of the West Indies management

18-May-1999

Arthurton to miss West Indies next match (18 May 1999)

The news on Keith Arthurton is encouraging-as it is on his fellow Nevisian, Stuart Williams

18-May-1999

Restrictions give carnival sober look (18 May 1999)

The World Cup is only four days old and the intention of turning it into a "carnival of cricket", in accordance with the organisers' wishes, is already proving difficult

18-May-1999

Bangladesh learn from Greenidge (17 May 1999)

Aminul Islam, the Bangladesh captain, believes a cricketing legend could help inspire one of the surprise results of the World Cup

17-May-1999

Woolmer wrong man for England (17 May 1999)

Suddenly, with the force of a summer storm, the World Cup is all around us, providing vivid entertainment

17-May-1999

World Cup stage all set for slow 'sorcerers' & demon bowlers (17 May 1999)

Has the cunning and confounding spin and break been more effective in the World Cup or the velocity and assault of the pacers proved more penetrating in the armoury of one team or the other

17-May-1999

Waugh hits out over security (17 May 1999)

Steve Waugh, Australia's captain, criticised the security arrangements at Worcester yesterday after his side's six-wicket win over Scotland, watched by a crowd of more than 5,000

17-May-1999

Better for England to creep up on cup (17 May 1999)

In contrast to the rows of embarrassingly empty seats in the pavilion at Lord's on Friday was the pandemonium outside the gates at Hove on Saturday morning

17-May-1999

Jamaica Clubs: St. Catherine lead new champs Lucas (17 May 1999)

Jamaica Clubs: St

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