Miscellaneous

20-Apr-1999

Sri Lanka confirm to tour Pakistan (20 April 1999)

KARACHI, April 19: Sri Lanka saved Pakistan from the embarrassment of having no international cricket at home in the coming season when they agreed to undertake the tour in 2000

20-Apr-1999

Selection of team; Miandad reserves comments (20 April 1999)

KARACHI, April 19: Pakistan coach Javed Miandad on Monday admitted that the team which was selected for the World Cup should have been in Sharjah

20-Apr-1999

Jamaica: Number two for Breese (20 April 1999)

Gareth Breese, the 23-year-old Lucas allrounder, became the first player to win two Man-of-the-Match awards in the Rothmans Senior Cup cricket competition when he was voted the top performer in the seventh round of the Surrey section

20-Apr-1999

ECB ease players' fears (20 April 1999)

The brinkmanship of the England players over the terms of their World Cup contracts appears to be nearing its end

20-Apr-1999

Saritha bowls over Aravinda (20 April 1999)

The sun had set over Colombo last Saturday when at St.Theresa's Church, Thimbirigasyaya, a Land Cruiser drove into the compound

20-Apr-1999

Umpires and referees for World Cup announced (20 April 1999)

KARACHI, April 19: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a panel of 12 umpires and six match referees for next month's World Cup in England

20-Apr-1999

New SuperSort format launched (20 April 1999)

JOHANNESBURG (South Africa) - In some quarters it is seen as a quick fix for the new millennium and needs time to settle before being condemned or approved

20-Apr-1999

Fletcher and Ford emerge as SA coach favourites (20 April 1999)

Johannesburg (South Africa) - After weeks where the guessing game threw up any number of possibilities, Duncan Fletcher has suddenly remerged as the most likely candidate to take over from Bob Woolmer after the year's World Cup in England on June 20

20-Apr-1999

Ford gets Woolmer's coaching post (20 April 1999)

JOHANNESBURG (South Africa) - Quietly spoken Graham Ford has been entrusted by the United Cricket Board to take the highly competitive South Africa side into the next millennium after the World Cup as Hansie Cronje's squad prepare for life without

20-Apr-1999

Jamaica Schools: J. Grant hunt three-peat (20 April 1999)

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20-Apr-1999

Weather Looks Good For Cricket (20 April 1999)

Guyana's notoriously fickle weather, always a major threat to regional and international cricket matches here, seems likely to be on the good side for tomorrow's fifth Cable & Wireless One-Day International between West Indies and Australia

20-Apr-1999

Khettarama Junior cricketers to tour Bangalore (20 April 1999)

The young cricketers of the Khettarama Cricket school leave Colombo today for Bangalore, India on a ten-day tour

20-Apr-1999

Telemachus chopped from contract list (20 April 1999)

JOHANNESBURG (South Africa) - Twelve months ago Roger Telemachus, was one of the brighter prospects in South Africa's efforts to bring class players of colour into the system

20-Apr-1999

New technical coach to be appointed by PCB (20 April 1999)

KARACHI, April 19: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will appoint a new technical coach after Richard Pybus was stopped by his parent organization to help the Pakistan cricket team in the World Cup beginning next month on 14th

20-Apr-1999

New South African coach (20 April 1999)

Natal's Graham Ford is set to be named the new national cricket coach today, having re-entered the race to succeed Bob Woolmer after the World Cup in May/June

20-Apr-1999

Dilshan awaiting national call (20 April 1999)

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20-Apr-1999

Time to step in and act (20 April 1999)

The Rothmans Senior Cup cricket competition appears heading for close finishes in two sections, and although the standard of play leaves much to be desired, although the fans continue to stay away, the Board and the sponsors should be pleased with

20-Apr-1999

County Preview: Rhodes keeps role (20 April 1999)

Graeme Hick has returned from international duty and handed the Worcestershire captaincy to wicketkeeper Steve Rhodes as they prepare to take on Surrey at New Road today

20-Apr-1999

Baptiste signs for Natal (20 April 1999)

While Natal cricket may be losing coach Graham Ford, the signing of an overseas professional for next season was confirmed yesterday

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