Miscellaneous

Nick Knight Interview (14 April 1999)

Nick Knight watched England's efforts in the last World Cup from afar; this time, much hope is resting on him opening his shoulders

14-Apr-1999

England shrug off inferiority complex (14 April 1999)

You have only to look back over the last decade of Ashes series to realise that there has never been a more dangerous cricket team than England when it comes to winning matches that don't mean anything

14-Apr-1999

Bangladesh: Skipper looks for upsets (14 April 1999)

Veteran all-rounder Minhazul Abedin has been formally included in the 15-man World Cup squad, which will fly to England tonight

14-Apr-1999

Hooper Game For Match (14 April 1999)

Carl Hooper has shaken off the effects of his bout of influenza and returns to the West Indies team for the second Cable & Wireless One-Day International against Australia here today

14-Apr-1999

Threat to Pakistan tour to West Indies (13 April 1999)

The Pakistan cricket tour of the West Indies next year is not under threat but the West Indies tour of Pakistan later this year is being threatened by a conflict over dates

13-Apr-1999

Sri Lanka 8 - 1 favourites to retain World Cup (13 April 1999)

Defending champions Sri Lanka, despite their recent unimpressive run losing 15 of their last 19 one day internationals, remained as the 8-1 favourites to retain the World Cup title, a feat only the West Indies have achieved in its 24-year-old history

13-Apr-1999

Bangladesh: Minhazul grateful to BCB for call-up (13 April 1999)

Minhazul Abedin, who was included in the World Cup team by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Thursday, appeared at the BCB office at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday

13-Apr-1999

County prospects: Lancashire (13 April 1999)

Lancashire are unlikely to repeat last summer's laudable runners-up position in the championship this time around, but the club's efforts to bring customers in greater numbers through the Old Trafford gates continue

13-Apr-1999

Lancashire Smethurst is set for debut (13 April 1999)

Lancashire threw open the Old Trafford gates free of charge today for the first day of championship action

13-Apr-1999

Counties take fresh guard for brave new ball game (13 April 1999)

It is truly a brave new world into which professional cricket is stepping this morning as the County Championship makes its earliest start

13-Apr-1999

County prospects: Yorkshire (13 April 1999)

An era finally passed during Yorkshire's close season

13-Apr-1999

County Prospects: Gloucestershire (13 April 1999)

Though the acrimonious departure of Courtney Walsh has cast something of a shadow over the club, Gloucestershire are approaching the new season with considerable optimism

13-Apr-1999

Postcard (13 April 1999)

I was shocked to hear the news of Adam Dale's return to Australia with pneumonia

13-Apr-1999

Essex start with Irani in charge (13 April 1999)

Essex have handed the captaincy to Ronnie Irani for the first time as last year's bottom team take on the champions, Leicestershire, in the opening round of the PPP healthcare Championship matches at Chelmsford today

13-Apr-1999

Bangladesh: Feast on Minhaz issue (13 April 1999)

There were wheels within the BCB (Bangladesh Cricket Board) wheels

13-Apr-1999

New Zealand: All-rounders honoured (13 April 1999)

All-rounders Campbell Ogilvie and Nicola Payne won their respective Player of the Year awards from the 1998-99 Canterbury inter-club cricket season

13-Apr-1999

Jamaica Schools: Holmwood, STETHS in big clash (13 April 1999)

Defending champions Holmwood Technical will be hunting back-to-back titles when they oppose long-time rivals St

13-Apr-1999

Jamaica Schools: North Street boys in semi-final tussle (13 April 1999)

The Sunlight Cup semi-final enters its second round today and champions Kingston College are on the hunt for their second straight victory in the semis when they oppose North Street neighbours St

13-Apr-1999

County prospects: Leicestershire (13 April 1999)

Only time will tell whether the absence of Phil Simmons scuppers Leicestershire's hopes of retaining the championship title they won with such panache last summer

13-Apr-1999

Bangladesh: Biman become national champions (12 April 1999)

Bangladesh Biman became national cricket champions for the fourth time by virtue of a 93-run first innings lead against Jessore in the four-day final that ended yesterday at the Bangabandhu National Stadium

12-Apr-1999

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Sidharth Monga

Valkerie Baynes

Alan Gardner

Mohammad Isam

Andrew McGlashan