Miscellaneous

Ramaswamy blames media for tarnishing image of Asian umpires

Veteran cricket umpire VK Ramaswamy on Wednesday blamed the media for distorting the image of the sub-continent's umpires at the international level

22-Mar-2001

Wellington's batting depth could tell story of Pakistan match

Wellington might be regretting that they didn't have another specialist batsman or two in the line-up after getting into a strong position against Pakistan at the Basin Reserve today

22-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

West Indies must learn lessons in toughness from South Africans

Perhaps the South Africans showed the West Indies, on the final day, a bit about professionalism, toughness and everything else that is necessary for Test cricket, especially when the chips are down

22-Mar-2001•Colin Croft

A Test series won - now for the one-dayers

The Test series victory here in Sri Lanka has given all of us, and hopefully all English cricket, a boost

22-Mar-2001•Alec Stewart

News and Views

Congratulations - Courtney Walsh Courtney Walsh the West Indies 'wunderkind' and 'speed demon' has after all touched the zenith in bowling by claiming 500 wickets in test cricket

22-Mar-2001•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Thorpe predicts a testing time lies ahead in one-day series

Graham Thorpe, who has taken over the England captaincy in place of the injured Nasser Hussain, played down suggestions that the three One-Day Internationals against Sri Lanka will prove to be an anticlimax after such a momentous Test series

22-Mar-2001•CricInfo

Walker picks up career best bag at right time for Wellington

Matthew Walker produced the bowling spell of a cricketing lifetime for a journeyman player when taking five Pakistan wickets for 29 runs for Wellington at the Basin Reserve today

22-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Watkin revels in South African experience

Wellington cricket umpire Evan Watkin came across some of the old virtues of cricket during his recent exchange trip to South Africa, and enjoyed the experience

22-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Indian news round-up

Australia's most successful batsman in the just concluded Test series against India Matthew Hayden has been retained for the forthcoming five match One day series slated to begin on March 25 at the Chinaswamy stadium in Bangalore

22-Mar-2001•Staff and Agencies

Harbhajan Singh - His best could still lie ahead

On the eve of the Test series against Australia last month, there was trepidation on one front from the Indian angle - the bowling

22-Mar-2001•Partab Ramchand

ICC fixes deadline for govt's policy on cricket ties with Pak

International Cricket Council president Malcolm Gray said in New Delhi on Thursday that India's refusal to play Pakistan would not have any bearing on the allotment of ICC tournament to this country though he fixed a deadline for the Indian

22-Mar-2001

Hooper laments 2nd Test loss Lack of application'

Although pleased with the team's performance, generally "a lack of application", said West Indies skipper Carl Hooper, led to defeat against South Africa yesterday at the Queen's Park Oval

22-Mar-2001•Mark Pouchet

Western Warriors squad announced

New WA coach Mike Veletta will take charge of the Western Warriors in the inaugural Champions Cup at the WACA Ground from Thursday 29 March to Wednesday 4 April 2001

21-Mar-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

India invites ICC to stage its KnockOut tourney here

India today invited the International Cricket Council to hold its KnockOut tournament in this country next year even as its participation in the Sharjah tri-series next month hangs in the balance

21-Mar-2001

It's up to the West Indian batsmen now

The discipline and determination so evident from the start of the series have earned the West Indies a genuine chance of a stimulating victory on the last day of the second Cable & Wireless Test against South Africa today

21-Mar-2001

A thorny issue: Use technology to help umpires

Cricket umpires are getting poor report cards in very recent times

21-Mar-2001•Andi Thornhill

Teams well primed for Hawke Cup final at weekend

New Zealand's minor associations' symbol of supremacy, the Hawke Cup, will be decided in a three-day final between Hamilton and Hawke's Bay starting on Saturday at Galloway Park in Hamilton

21-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Lindisfarne in, out, and then in again

Twenty-four hours after being dismissed, Lindisfarne is back at the crease and ready to contest the Tasmanian Cricket Association (TCA) first grade final against South Hobart-Sandy Bay this weekend

21-Mar-2001•John Polack

The Christchurch Test belonged to Richardson

(Two cricket fanatics with their views on the game from their Dunedin sofa)

21-Mar-2001•Roy Colbert

Has the Rawalpindi Express ended his run?

He bowled just 17 overs in the five-match one-day series between Pakistan and New Zealand

21-Mar-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

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