Miscellaneous

Indians have the psychological advantage going into One Day series

The crowded itinerary, which can sometimes affect the intensity level of cricketers, can be advantageous, as it would be for the Indians as they take on the Australians in the one-day series

24-Mar-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Younger Pakistan players get their time in the middle

Pakistan's batsmen took advantage of the chance for some realistic batting practice in match conditions to save their game with New Zealand's Shell Trophy champions Wellington today

24-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Franklin gets reward for hard work

Wellington left-arm medium-fast bowler James Franklin has achieved his target, selection in the third Test 12 to play Pakistan in Hamilton starting on Tuesday

24-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Six-wicket John bowls Customs to victory

Islamabad pacer Stephen John captures six wickets for 32 runs to help Pakistan Customs carve out a 63-run victory over ADBP with a day to spare in the Patron's Trophy match at the Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad on Friday

24-Mar-2001

Franklin and Walker get Test recall for final match

James Franklin and Brooke Walker, discarded after New Zealand's embarrassing first Test loss to Pakistan, have been recalled to the CLEAR Black Caps for the third National Bank series Test starting in Hamilton on Tuesday

24-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Aussies will go all out to win one-day series: Buchanan

The Australian coach John Buchanan said that the Australians were very positive about the one-day series and would go all out to win it

24-Mar-2001

Atherton attacks ICC over umpiring standards

England opener Michael Atherton has launched a stinging attack on the International Cricket Council over the standard of umpiring

24-Mar-2001•CricInfo

Bangalore all set for high adrenaline clash

Flat wickets, coloured clothes, bright lights cutting into the night, loads of runs, close finishes - that's the recipe for your average One Day international game these days

24-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Indian news round-up

Indian cricket's newest stars VVS Laxman and Harbhajan Singh said in Chennai on Friday that they were both looking forward eagerly to the one day internationals against Australia

24-Mar-2001•Staff and Agencies

Home side has psychological advantage, says Ganguly

Indian pace spearhead Javagal Srinath is likely to make a comeback to limited overs cricket with captain Sourav Ganguly hinting that the speedster would play in the opening one-day match against Australia at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium at Bangalore on

24-Mar-2001

Matabeleland cricket report

Matabeleland shows one change in the team to play the Logan Cup leaders Mashonaland in Harare this weekend

23-Mar-2001•Derrick Townshend

Manicaland Cricket Report

There was no cricket last weekend in Manicaland, there being a gap in the first class programme and Mutare Sports Club still being too wet to risk local club cricket

23-Mar-2001•Nigel Fleming

Midlands cricket: stepping forward

Note: This report was accidentally omitted from issue 17

23-Mar-2001•John Ward

Shiv's chance

Shivnarine Chanderpaul's contribution to the current Cable & Wireless Series has been a day spent in the field substituting for Ramnaresh Sarwan in the second Test at the Queen's Park Oval on Tuesday

23-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Urdu Comment - Pakistan in New Zealand

23-Mar-2001•Maria Naureen

Midlands cricket report

This weekend Midlands take on Mashonaland `A' at the Kwekwe Sports Club

23-Mar-2001•Colin Saunders

The perfect advertisement for Test cricket

Coming from a match down to win a three Test series is not unique

23-Mar-2001•Partab Ramchand

Happiness unabated at Ganguly household

Since Thursday night, the Ganguly residence at 2/6, Biren Roy road in Behala in south Kolkata has been flooded with telephone calls and congratulatory messages

23-Mar-2001•Staff Reporter

Harbhajan, Laxman looking forward to one-dayers

Indian cricket's newest stars VVS Laxman and Harbhajan Singh said in Chennai on Friday that they were both looking forward eagerly to the one day internationals against Australia

23-Mar-2001

ZCO editorial, 23 March 2001

With the rain again threatening to disrupt proceedings, the Logan Cup resumes this weekend

23-Mar-2001•John Ward

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