Miscellaneous

Battle royal expected at the Oval (26 March 1999)

BRIDGETOWN - The Cable and Wireless series for the Frank Worrell Trophy moves into top gear at Kensington Oval today with the West Indies and Australia, locked at 1-1, gunning for the victory which could decide the four-match contest

26-Mar-1999

Shaun Pollock's World Record 'Double' (26 March 1999)

Shaun Pollock has left all the all-rounders behind with his new world record

26-Mar-1999

The Ultimate Sensation: A Last-ball-six (26 March 1999)

Lance Klusener's last-ball six against New Zealand on Friday was the third famous instance of a batsman hitting the final ball of a Limited Overs International (LOI) match

26-Mar-1999

Woolmer in frame to succeed Lloyd as England coach (25 March 1999)

BOB WOOLMER may yet be persuaded to take over as chief coach to the England team when David Lloyd leaves the job after this summer's World Cup but Tim Lamb and Simon Pack, the officials who will lead the selection process, do not intend to make any

25-Mar-1999

Pakistan's victory margin against India is a record (25 March 1999)

Pakistan's victory by 143 runs against India in the Jaipur match on Wednesday was their biggest win over India to date in LOI matches

25-Mar-1999

Lancashire League: Harper signs with Nelson (25 March 1999)

Lancashire League champions Nelson have re-signed professional Roger Harper

25-Mar-1999

Bangladesh: BCB select to Pakistan (25 March 1999)

Middle order batsman Habibul Bashar will lead the 14-member Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) squad in the President's Cup one-day cricket tournament to be held in Pakistan from April 4 the board announced yesterday

25-Mar-1999

Sri Lanka News Round-up (25 March 1999)

The State Services Cricket Association has decided to vote for Clifford Ratwatte as president, at the annual general meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka scheduled for Sunday (March 28)

25-Mar-1999

Windies beef up batting (25 March 1999)

By habit as much as design, the West Indies selectors have yet again changed one of their opening batsmen for the critical Third Test against Australia, starting at Kensington Oval tomorrow morning

25-Mar-1999

Press Release Lancashire County League, Polar Ford Junior Section launched (25 March 1999)

This coming April sees the launch of the newly formed Lancashire County League, Polar Ford Junior Section

25-Mar-1999

Postcard (25 March 1999)

The feeling leading up to tomorrow's third test is almost like the eve of an AFL grand final

25-Mar-1999

Sri Lanka 'A' in line for honours (25 March 1999)

Sri Lanka 'A' led by former national cricketer Duleep Samaraweera have virtually assured themselves of pocketing the one-day triangular conducted by the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL)

25-Mar-1999

Sri Lanka Schools: 70th Battle of the Maroons (25 March 1999)

Nalanda College with only a solitary win in the current season are hoping that their senior players would click well when they take on their traditional rivals Ananda in the 70th annual Battle of the Maroons cricket encounter on March 27 and 28 at

25-Mar-1999

Positive signs from defeat (25 March 1999)

How much would it cost Bangladesh to opt out of the World Cup

25-Mar-1999

Saeed Anwar's new National record (25 March 1999)

Saeed Anwar has created a new record for Pakistan in Limited Overs International (LOI) cricket

25-Mar-1999

Wessels and Rice riding into the sunset to new careers (25 March 1999)

KIMBERLEY (South Africa) - In his day Kepler Wessels has had any number of unkind label attachments foisted on him, some by design some by an unthinking public

25-Mar-1999

W Indies gamble on Griffith (25 March 1999)

WEST Indies will be strengthened by the return of Carl Hooper and Shivnarine Chanderpaul for the third Test against Australia, which begins here in Barbados tomorrow

25-Mar-1999

Australian umpires calling Murali was 'mischievous', says Titmus (25 March 1999)

The man who mesmerises all those men that come before him - Mutthiah Muralitharan - was unofficially given the green light to carry on with his bowling when former England spinner Fred Titmus said last week that the decision of the Australian umpires

25-Mar-1999

Leics in SL: Lanka 'A' in two exciting wins (24 March 1999)

Sri Lanka 'A' led by Duleep Samaraweera recorded two wins over the touring Leicestershire county side and against Sri Lanka 'B' in the triangular one-day tournament matches played at the Galle Stadium

24-Mar-1999

Stephen Fleming - New Zealand's captain (24 March 1999)

He was always destined for success because his languid class as a superior left-hand batsman was evident from primary school days in Christchurch

24-Mar-1999

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